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Phoenix Pellet Boiler
Converts wood pellets into hydronic heat with up to 96% efficiency and low CO emissions.
Choose Phoenix 18 for up to 2,500 ft2, Phoenix 35 for up to 4,500 ft2, or Phoenix 50 for up to 5,600 ft2 heating applications.
The integrated 240 or 320 lb pellet hopper supports 3 to 10 days of autonomy per filling, depending on demand.
Automatic startup and management simplify daily operation for residential, workshop, garage, and light commercial hydronic systems.
Integrated self-cleaning support helps keep routine maintenance straightforward and boiler performance consistent.
CO emissions are rated below 300 mg/m3, with A-class wood pellets recommended for stable operation.
The pellet tank is built directly over the heat exchanger, keeping the Phoenix footprint compact for utility rooms, garages, and mechanical spaces.
A smart remote control module enables Android and Apple app access for convenient boiler monitoring and adjustments.
Automatic fuel modulation, built-in hopper capacity, and self-cleaning support reduce daily handling compared with manual solid-fuel systems.
Designed for water-based heating systems with operating pressure from 0.5 to 1.0 bar and maximum water temperature of 90 C / 194 F.
Product-specific specifications for the Phoenix 50 pellet boiler, based on the official Phoenix Boiler Specifications sheet.
| Model / power | Phoenix 50 PWB50KW; 50 kW / 170,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heated area | Up to 5,600 ft2 |
| Efficiency | 96% |
| Weight | 290 kg / 639 lb |
| Dimensions | 808 W x 861 D x 1615 H mm / 31.8 W x 33.9 D x 63.6 H in |
| Hopper | 145 kg / 320 lb pellet hopper |
| Autonomy | Average autonomy per filling: 3 to 10 days |
| Chimney draft | 12 Pa |
| Chimney diameter | Minimum 160 mm / 6 in |
| Exhaust connection | 102 mm / 4 in |
| Water connections | Water input/output: 1 1/4 in |
| Temperature limits | Max flue gas temperature 150 C / 302 F; max water temperature 90 C / 194 F |
| Pressure / emissions / control | Water pressure 0.5-1.0 bar / 7.25-15 PSI; CO emissions <300 mg/m3; automatic start-up and management: Yes |
Use A-class wood pellets only and follow the installation guide for chimney, clearance, pressure, and safety requirements.
Download the current Phoenix installation guide and specifications sheet.
Installation, startup, exploitation, and maintenance guidance for Phoenix pellet boilers.
Official technical specifications for Phoenix 18, Phoenix 35, and Phoenix 50 pellet boilers.
High-efficiency pellet boiler designed as a compact, powerful, and technologically advanced heating solution for larger homes, workshops, garages, and commercial hydronic heating applications.
With up to 96% efficiency, a large built-in pellet hopper, automatic fuel modulation, self-cleaning support, and remote control capability, the Phoenix boiler delivers strong heating performance with simple day-to-day operation.
For commercial use only.
Best used with the Boiler Station: All-in-one Solution, which provides a circulation pump, thermometer, boiler protection valve, and insulation.
Phoenix FAQ
Answers about Phoenix 18, Phoenix 35, and Phoenix 50 pellet boilers for compact hydronic heating systems.
Phoenix is a compact high-efficiency wood pellet boiler for hydronic heating systems. It heats water for radiant floors, radiators, fan coils, air handlers, and indirect domestic hot water tanks when the system is designed for those loads.
Use the specs table as the source of truth: Phoenix 18 is listed for up to 2,500 sq ft, Phoenix 35 is listed for up to 4,500 sq ft, and Phoenix 50 is listed for up to 5,600 sq ft. Final sizing should be based on heat loss, climate, insulation, water temperature, domestic hot water demand, and hydronic design.
Yes, Phoenix can support domestic hot water through an indirect tank or approved hydronic design. Domestic hot water demand should be included in the system sizing from the start, alongside the space-heating load, since it affects hopper refill frequency and peak output needs rather than being treated as a separate afterthought.
Phoenix is rated up to 96% efficiency. Real-world performance depends on pellet quality, chimney draft, hydronic water temperatures, cleaning, controls, and installation quality.
Running cost depends on pellet price, heat loss, climate, setpoints, and domestic hot water load, but Phoenix's up to 96% efficiency means more of every pellet's heat reaches your home instead of going up the flue. As a rough fuel comparison, burning 1 ton of wood pellets releases about as much heat as 3,527 lb of wood, 132 L of diesel fuel, or 181 L of oil. Compare fuel cost per delivered BTU alongside maintenance and installation quality when weighing Phoenix against oil, gas, or propane.
The specs table lists an average autonomy of 3 to 10 days per filling. Phoenix 18 and 35 use a 240 lb hopper, while Phoenix 50 uses a 320 lb hopper. Actual runtime depends on outdoor temperature, heat loss, setpoints, domestic hot water use, pellet quality, and how often the boiler runs at high output.
Phoenix is designed for quality A-class wood pellets. It is not the same multi-fuel platform as Pellet Duo, so fuel quality and pellet storage are important for stable operation.
Self-cleaning support helps reduce routine cleaning work and helps keep performance consistent. It does not eliminate ash removal, vent inspection, pellet storage care, or annual hydronic service.
Plan chimney draft, combustion air, clearances, operating pressure, water temperature, pumps, controls, expansion tank, and code requirements before installation. A qualified installer should confirm venting and hydronic layout for the building.
Phoenix is a compact, self-cleaning, wood-pellet-only boiler for homes, garages, workshops, and light commercial hydronic systems. Pellet Duo offers larger outputs, multi-fuel flexibility, and manual firebox options for projects that need more capacity or fuel flexibility.
Phoenix and ATLAS are MBTEK's two compact pellet boiler lines, with closely overlapping BTU tiers — Phoenix 35 (120K, up to 4,500 ft2) covers nearly the same space as ATLAS 120K (up to 4,400 ft2). Phoenix costs more at every comparable tier, but adds self-cleaning support, app-based remote monitoring, and a higher efficiency rating (up to 96% vs. ATLAS's 94%+), plus a larger top tier — Phoenix 50 (170K BTU, up to 5,600 ft2) — that ATLAS doesn't offer. Both lines are wood-pellet-only, appliance-style units, distinct from the multi-fuel Pellet Duo platform. Confirm current pricing on the site, since promotions change.