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J.A. Roby Cocinera Wood Cookstove
The J.A. Roby Cocinera Wood Burning Cookstove heats up to 3,000 square feet and includes several quality of life features. A warming oven at the top keeps food hot, while the self-cleaning system in the firebox minimizes time spent cleaning the glass. These features and more make the Cocinera an excellent cookstove for most homes.
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Features
- High efficiency US PEA NSPS 2020 and CSA B415.1 certified
- Recommended heating area (sq.ft): 1000 - 3000
- Color: Metallic black
- Model: Pedestal
- Handles, corners and chrome ornaments
- Convection and radiation heating
- Self-cleaning system of the glass surface
- Food warmer on top
- Oven with glass door
- Chromed oven rack
- Thermometers on oven and food warmer
- Four removable lids on top
- Storage drawer in the base
- Low clearances to combustibles materials
- Ceramic wool baffle
- Outdoor air intake
- Firebox lined with refractory bricks for better heat distribution
- Stainless steel secondary air system improving gas combustion
- Low emission 1.56%
- LHV 77.75%
- Recommended log length: 16"
- Tested as per applicable standards by Intertek
Options
- Decorative chrome top and mirror (TDDCM)
- Outdoor air intake package kit (ECPAE)
- Additional oven rack for cookstove (CUISINIEREGF)
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| Specifications | J.A. Roby Cocinera |
| Heating Capacity | 1000-3000 sq. ft. |
| Burn Time | 4-14 hr. |
| Max Heat Output | 55,107 BTU |
| Overall Dimensions | 61-7/8"H x 47-3/8"W x 34-1/2"D |
| Firebox Dimensions | 15-1/8"H x 47-3/8"W x 34-1/2"D |
| Firebox Opening Dimensions | 9-1/4"H x 15-1/8"W |
| Maximum Log Length | 16" |
| Flue Size | 6" |
| Minimum Chimney Height | 12' |
| Weight | 685 lbs. |
| EPA Approved | Yes |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
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