Friday, October 4, 2024

Esse Warmheart S Wood Cookstove

Esse Warmheart S Wood Cookstove

The Warmheart S wood cookstove is Esse’s new, compact wood cook stove model, built to the same robust standards as their legendary Ironheart line. A detachable grill can be added to the firebox, perfect for grilling a delicious steak, and the four zone hob with graduated temperature hotplate technology makes it a breeze to utilize the cooktop for everything from searing to toasting. The Warmheart S features the same dimensions and profile as the regular Warmheart, minus the cooktop lid and towel rack, allowing for a further reduction in space and weight. Whether you’re a small restaurant with limited space, or just looking for a compact cooking solution for your home kitchen, the Warmheart S has plenty to offer.

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Features:

  • The Warmheart S heats up to 1,000 square feet!
  • Robust Construction
  • Small Footprint
  • Graduated Temperature Hotplate Technology
  • Sizable Baking Oven
  • Simple Air and Emission Filter Controls
  • Outside Air Connection
  • UL Tested
  • EPA Exempt (Not EPA Exempt in Washington State)

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Specifications Esse Warmheart S
Heat Area 1,000 sq. ft.
Overall Dimensions 27.2"H x 19.7"W x 23.6"D
Firebox Dimensions 7.8"H x 13.8"W x 17.7"D
Max Log Length 15.7"
Heat Output 17,060 BTU
Efficiency 77%
Flue Pipe Diameter 6"
Minimum Chimney Height 15'
Graduated Temperature Hotplate 374-572°F
Clearance to Combustibles Esse Warmheart S
Side 13.8"
Rear 15.7"
Top 19.7"

Esse Warmheart S Wood Cookstove

Esse Warmheart S Wood Cookstove

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