1100C Napoleon Cast Iron Wood Stove - Discontinued
This product has been discontinued as it does not meet 2020 EPA Emission Standards. This page exists for informational purposes only.
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The easy operation of a single lever burn control regulates primary and secondary air establishing a perfect mixture and providing a clean burn
Primary "bottom air feed" assists in cold start ups and to revive a small, dying fire
Large viewing area through an elegantly arched Early American cast iron door
High heat ceramic glass provides a safe, unobstructed view of the fire
Effective air wash in combination with high temperatures keeps the viewing glass clean
Fully refractory lined firebox, similar to a kiln maintains the interior temperatures necessary to achieve low emissions
Ash dump with self closing door is readily accessible.
Concealed hinges
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Stove Specifications | Model 1100C Wood Stove | |
Emissions (grams per hour) | 4.1 | |
Width x Depth x Height (inches) | 25 1/2 x 22 1/2 x 33 1/4 | |
Firebox Chamber (D.W.H.) (inches) | 13 1/2 x 18 x 12 | |
Firebox Capacity | 1.7 cu. ft. | |
Door size (height x width) | 14 3/4 x 19 3/8 | |
Weight without bricks | 252 | |
Weight of Bricks | 90 lbs | |
Approved Area Heated* | 600-1,500 | |
Heat output BTU/h** | 11,700-42,200 | |
Heat Output BTU/h (high burn)*** | 55,000 | |
Burn Time (low fire)* | 7 hours | |
Catalytic combustor | no | |
Mobile home approved | no | |
R-2000 approved (Canada) | yes | |
Max. log size | 18" | |
Outside combustion air | no | |
Flue diameter | 6" | |
Flue size-prefabricated | 6" | |
Minimum Clearances with Single Wall Chimney Connector from Stove to Combustiles | ||
Rear | 10" | |
Side | 12" | |
Corner | 6" | |
Minimum Clearances with Approved Double Wall Pipe from Stove to Combustiles | ||
Rear | 12" | |
Side | 6" | |
Corner | 2" |
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