Kepo MC 25 - Pellet Boiler (25 kW)
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- Powerful 25 kW output for large buildings and demanding heating requirements
- Manual heat exchanger cleaning for maximum operational reliability
- Optimised combustion technology for higher efficiency and lower pellet use
- 4.3-inch colour touchscreen with clear controls and programming options
- Optional WiFi module for remote operation and monitoring
- Space-saving design for easy integration into various technical rooms
- Supports radiators, underfloor heating and domestic hot water production
Maximum heating capacity for larger projects
The Kepo MC 25 pellet boiler delivers a thermal output of 25 kW and is engineered for installations that require high and consistent performance. This makes it particularly suitable for large residential buildings, commercial premises, hospitality venues, and other applications where a powerful and reliable heat source is essential.
Environmentally friendly heating with wood pellets
The MC 25 runs on wood pellets – a renewable and CO₂-neutral fuel that burns cleaner than fossil alternatives. The generated heat is distributed through a water circuit to radiators, underfloor heating systems, or boilers, enabling the system to provide both space heating and domestic hot water.
Durable design with minimal maintenance
With manual cleaning and a robust build, the MC 25 has fewer moving parts, reducing wear and helping to prevent malfunctions. A short maintenance session is enough to keep the boiler in top condition even during intensive use.
Modern control for daily comfort
The user-friendly 4.3-inch touchscreen offers direct access to settings, weekly schedules, and operating modes. For added convenience, the MC 25 can be optionally equipped with a WiFi module, allowing the heating program to be adjusted remotely.
Optimised efficiency and reduced pellet consumption
The MC 25 features advanced combustion technology that automatically adjusts air supply and pellet dosage to match the current heat demand. This ensures high efficiency, stable heat output, and lower fuel costs.
Flexible installation and expansion options
Thanks to its compact design, the MC 25 can be easily installed in technical rooms, storage areas, or garages. When combined with a buffer tank, heat storage can be optimised for peak demand periods. It can also be integrated into hybrid heating systems for additional flexibility.
Reliable support from Hewa
Hewa provides both installers and end users with technical documentation and a reliable delivery program. Discover our full range of pellet boilers or contact us for more information.
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| Generals | |
|---|---|
| Item number | 020203 |
| EAN Code | 8721082877763 |
| Price excl. VAT | € 3.335,80 |
| Price incl. VAT | € 3.229,00 |
| Sizes ((LxWxH):) | 83 x 67 x 143 cm |
| Specification list | |
| Weight (kg) | 272 kg |
| Dimension (W×D×H) mm | 670x830x1430 mm |
| Flue pipe diameter (Ø) | 100 mm |
| Pellet tank capacity (kg) | 75 kg |
| Power consumption at start on pellet (W) | 503 W |
| Power consumption in operation (W) | 114 W |
| Nominal voltage (VAC) | 220 - 240 VAC |
| Nominal frequency (Hz) | 50 Hz |
| Water pipe connection size | G 1" M |
| Safety valve pipe connection | G 1/2" F |
| Pump flow rate (L/h) | 1300 L/h |
| Boiler water volume (L) | 72 L |
| Boiler power (kW) | min 6.00 – max 23.70 kW |
| Pellet consumption (kg/h) | min 1.41 – max 5.47 kg/h |
| Water temperature (°C) | min 60 – max 80 °C |
| Min. boiler water pressure (bar) | 0.6 bar |
| Max. boiler water pressure (bar) | 2.5 bar |
| Preferred pellet class | C1 - A1 |
| Boiler class | 5 |
| Energy efficiency | A+ |
| Suitable surface area (m²) | 130 - 220 m² |
| Fuel | Wood pellets |
| Subject | Action |
|---|---|
| How to clean a Kepo pellet boiler faq | View |
| How to replace the igniter of a Kepo pellet boiler faq | View |
| ER01 - Safety thermostat HV1 intervention Error code | View |
| ER02 - Safety pressure switch HV2 intervention Error code | View |
| ER03 - Shutdown due to decrease in flue gas temperature Error code | View |
| ER04 - Shutdown due to water overtemperature Error code | View |
| ER05 - Shutdown due to flue gas overtemperature Error code | View |
| ER07 - No encoder signal from combustion fan Error code | View |
| ER08 - Combustion fan speed regulation failed Error code | View |
| ER09 - Low water pressure Error code | View |
| ER10 - High water pressure Error code | View |
| ER11 - Incorrect time/date values after long absence of mains power Error code | View |
| ER12 - Ignition failed Error code | View |
| ER15 - Power supply fault Error code | View |
| ER16 - RS485 communication error Error code | View |
| ER17 - Air flow regulation failed Error code | View |
| ER18 - Lack of fuel Error code | View |
| ER23 - Boiler probe, boiler return probe, buffer tank probe, or low buffer tank probe open Error code | View |
| ER25 - Cleaning motor fault Error code | View |
| ER26 - Cleaning motor 2 fault Error code | View |
| ER27 - Cleaning motor 3 fault Error code | View |
| ER39 - Flowmeter sensor fault Error code | View |
| ER41 - Minimum air flow in Check Up not reached Error code | View |
| ER42 - Maximum air flow exceeded (FL40) Error code | View |
| ER44 - Door error Error code | View |
| ER47 - No encoder signal from auger Error code | View |
| ER48 - Auger speed regulation failed Error code | View |
| ER56 - Modified hydraulic plant Error code | View |
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