FCOS1800D Fire Chief Outdoor Wood Furnace - Discontinued

The FCOS1800D Outdoor Wood Furnace keeps all of the mess outside - no ashes, wood, or dirt associated with indoor woodburning - with the all of the advantages: a reliable, convenient heat source keeping you warm, all winter long.
This product is discontinued and is no longer available as it does not meet current EPA NSPS. This product is no longer available, and is no longer being shipped.
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The FCOS1800D is completely assembled and pre-wired when shipped, everything needed to install is included: the ten inch insulated hot air flex duct; twelve inch flex cold air return; hi-temp silicone-everything, except the chimney pipe!
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Model Specification | Model FCOS1800D | |
Weight | 780 lb. approx. | |
Dimensions | 59"H x 30"W x 59"D (w/blower housing) | |
Maximum Heating Area | 1,500 - 2,500 sq. ft. | |
Maximum BTU output | 140,000 approx | |
Fire Chamber Volume | 8.9 cu. ft. | |
Flue Diameter | 6" | |
Plenum Size | 10" Round | |
Cold Air Return | 12" Round | |
Door Size | 13" x 14" | |
Blower Capacity | 1800 CFM | |
Induction Draft Blower | 50 CFM | |
Maximum Log Length | 28" | |
Warranty-Firebox | 5 years Limited | |
Warranty-Grates/Castings | 5 years Limited | |
Safety Tested | UL391 |




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