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Specifications
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Model
1100
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Model
1400
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Model
1900
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| Emissions
(grams per hour) |
4.1 |
3.7 |
2.8 |
| Width x Height x Depth
(inches) |
25 1/2 x
33 1/4 x 22
1/2
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25 1/2 x
33 1/4 x 27
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25 1/2 x
33 1/4 x 31 1/2
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| Firebox
Chamber
(W.H.D.) (inches) |
18 x12 x 13 1/2
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18
x 12 x 18 |
18 x
12 x 22 1/2
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| irebox
Capacity |
1.7 cu.
ft. |
2.25
cu. ft. |
3.0 cu.
ft. |
| Door
size
(height x width) |
14 3/4
x 19 3/8 |
14 3/4
x 19 3/8 |
14 3/4
x 19 3/8 |
| Weight
without
bricks |
215
lbs. |
250lbs. |
285
lbs. |
| Weight
of Bricks |
110 lbs. |
145 lbs. |
114 lbs. |
Approximate
Area
Heated*
sq.
ft. |
600 -
1,500
|
1,000 -
2,000
|
1,000 -
3,500
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| Heat
output
BTU/h** |
11,700
- 42,200 |
11,400
- 41,300 |
11,800
- 34,000 |
| Heat
Output
BTU/h (high burn)*** |
55,000
BTU |
70,000
BTU |
85,000
BTU |
| Burn
Time (low
fire)* |
7 hours |
9 hours |
12 hours |
| Catalytic
combustor |
no |
no |
no |
| Mobile
home
approved |
yes
|
yes
|
no
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| R-2000
approved
(Canada) |
yes |
yes |
yes |
| Max.
log size |
18" |
18" |
20" |
| Outside
combustion air |
yes |
yes |
yes |
| Flue
diameter |
6" |
6" |
6" |
| Flue
size-prefabricated |
6" |
6" |
6" |
Minimum
Clearances with Single Wall Chimney Connector from Stove to Combustibles
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| Rear |
10" |
12" |
12" |
| Side |
12" |
12" |
22" |
| Corner |
6" |
6" |
8" |
| Minimum
Clearances with Approved Double Wall Pipe from Stove to Combustibles |
| Rear |
6" |
6" |
12" |
| Side |
10" |
10" |
22" |
| Corner |
2" |
4" |
8" |
*Figures may vary with
individual conditions. Please consult your specialty dealer
**EPA (Environmental
Protection
Agency) rated BTU/HR with softwood test fuel (for emissions testing
only) - no refueling
***Wolf Steel Ltd. own test
results showing realistic BTU using hardwood logs with regular
refueling. Heat output will differ depending on chimney draft as well
as type, moisture content and size of wood
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Outstanding Performance
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1.
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Economical
6"
flue assures you of efficiency and cost saving installations |
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8.
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Fully
refractory lined firebox, maintains the interior temperatures necessary
for low emissions |
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2.
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Primary,
bottom air feed assists in cold start ups and to revive a dying fire |
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9.
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Ash
dump with self closing door is readily accessible (pedestal & cast
iron model)
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3.
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Secondary
air tube insulated with ceramic fiber and protected with a stainless
steel cover plate ensures complete combustion |
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10.
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Large
ash pan with 2 carrying handles for convenient disposal of ashes
(pedestal model)
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4.
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Wrap
around side shields disperse heat evenly, reducing clearances to
combustibles |
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11.
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Folding
ash pan lid allows for clean, no-mess ash removal |
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5.
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Large
viewing area through an elegantly arched cast iron door |
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12.
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Cool
room air is circulated around the firebox, heated and returned to the
room |
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6.
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High
heat ceramic glass provides a safe, unobstructed view of the fire |
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13.
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The
single lever burn control regulates primary and secondary air
establishing a perfect mix and a clean burn |
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7.
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Effective
air wash combined with high temperatures keeps the viewing glass clean |
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