Yes, of course.
Low-energy houses are particularly tight and have controlled ventilation. That's why the stove must be room-air-independent: the fresh air required for combustion is not taken from the room where the stove is located, but is supplied via an outside air connection.
In addition, stoves that are independent of room air must be proven to be particularly tight and have a self-locking door.
Apart from the ANDALO 2, LOVERO 2, SOLARO 2, SOLARO 2 W & VARESE 2 W models, all DROOFF models are available as room-air-independent on request.
And especially in combination with an air-heat pump, a stove is an excellent combination. When the temperature is below zero, the heat pump falls back on its electric heating element at great expense - you can counteract this with a cozy wood fire!