The One with an Oven
The original Chilli Penguin, the one that started the company. It began life as the Standard Penguin but we realised that there is nothing standard about it! This stove does it all, it keeps you warm, cooks your dinner, makes you tea and if you’ve got a boiler model it will heat your bath for you aswell.
The small oven box is able to reach a max temperature of 300 degrees C. It can tick away nicely between 140 -180 degrees C and you can boil a kettle of water on the hotplate. It is a different experience to cooking with plug in power, but you’re off grid and the stoves on anyway! For more information and recipes see the cooking with a penguin stove page.
Ideal for canal boats, studios and anyone who doesn’t want to be reliant on mains gas and electricity. If you’re trying to reduce your carbon footprint or your fuel bill being able to heat and cook from the same fuel load makes alot of sense.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
| Output | 5kW |
| Height | 683mm |
| Width | 380mm |
| Depth | 355mm |
| Efficiency (wood) | 78% |
| Efficiency (coal) | 82% |
| Multi-fuel | yes |
| Rear flue option | yes |
| Oven size | w250 d220 h100mm |
| Colours | yes (see below) |
| Optional Boiler | 1.4kw |
| Flue diameter | 127mm |
COLOURS
The stoves are painted giving a matt finish, the surfaces can be cleaned with a damp lint free rag. Please note the Almond paint does mark easily, we advise unpacking and installing with gloves on. Heavy marks or discolouration can be simply overpainted with the high temperature paint in aerosol form, which we stock (other products).
These are the colours that are available across the product range.
DIMENSIONS IN MM
Please note the measurements on this tech drawing is for the Hungry Penguin with cast iron door only. The glass door model is slightly taller as listed in the specification table above.
