Buck Model 1127 T STAT Vent Free Gas Stove - Discontinued

This product has been discontinued and is no longer available.
The Buck Stove Model 1127 proves that great things come in tiny packages. With thermostat controlled gas power for a fraction of the price, you can enjoy up to 25,000 BTU's of heat circulating throughout your home by the variable speed blower system. Several setup options are available including the Wall Mount, Freestanding Pedestal, and Mantle Install. Call Obadiah's Woodstoves and order yours today!
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Features:
- Up to 25,000 BTU of heat circulation
- Factory Installed Variable Speed Blower System
- Wall Mount Option
- Freestanding Pedestal Option
- Mantle Install Option
Deluxe Mantel shown in Dark Oak (Also Available in Unfinished Oak)
Prestige Bookcase Mantel Shown in Dark Oak (Also Available in Light Oak, Unfinished Oak, Black and Cherry)
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Model 1227 T STAT Gas Stove | Specifications | |
Dimensions | 20 1/8” H X 22” W X 7” D | |
Pedestal | 7” (27 1/8” H) | |
Manufactured Home Approved | Yes | |
Not For Fireplace Use | Freestanding, Wall Mount or Mantle Only | |
BTU Output | 1,110 - 10,000 BTU/Hr | |
BTU Output | 1,127 - 25,000 BTU/Hr | |
Blower Efficiency | 99.9% | |
Piezo Matchless Ignition | Standard | |
Oxygen Depletion Sensor | Standard | |
Approximate Weight | 47 lbs. |
Schematic
Heater, Fan and Removable Parts Diagram
Burner Assembly
Clearance to Combustibles
Flame Pattern
Flame Check
Deluxe Finished Mantle Option Installation
Wiring
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