Drolet Spark II Wood Burning Stove
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Drolet Spark II Wood Burning Stove
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Contractor / Technical Details
Location
Indoor; Mobile Home;
Fuel Type
Wood
Vent Type
UL103HT Wood Chimney
Style
Traditional
Base Type
Legs
Media Type
None
Blower Availability
Blower Available
Max BTUs
45,000 BTUs
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Product Details
Features
- Color: Black
- Size: 15 Inches
- Dimensions: 14 1/2" W x 11 3/4" H x 19 1/8" D
- Wood-burning stove
- EPA certified appliance
- Non-catalytic combustion
- Deep combustion chamber
- Glass viewing door with cast iron frame
- Includes air deflector, ash limp, and air damper
- Approved for mobile home or alcove installation
- Firebox lined with refractory bricks for increased heat distribution
- Maximum BTU Output with Dry Cordwood: 45,000
- Average Particulate Emissions Rate: 1.8 g/h
- Recommended Heating Area: 250 - 1200 sq. ft.
- Firebox Dimensions: 14 1/4" W x 11 3/4" H x 19 1/8" D
- Glass Viewing Area: 10 1/4" W x 8 1/2" H
- Maximum Log Size: 17"
- 74% efficient based on an EPA-specified test method (CSA B 415-10 stack loss method). Actual efficiency will vary.
Venting Requirements: This item requires a chimney with 6" inner diameter.
Contractor / Technical Details
Product Details
Location
Indoor; Mobile Home;
Fuel Type
Wood
Vent Type
UL103HT Wood Chimney
Style
Traditional
Base Type
Legs
Media Type
None
Blower Availability
Blower Available
Max BTUs
45,000 BTUs
Maximum Burn
5 hours
Specific Use
Mobile Home Approved
EPA Certified
Yes
Tax Credit Available
Yes
Rear Venting
No
Horizontal Termination
No
Cook Top
No
Catalytic
No
Dimensions / Measurements
Stove Width
18.5 inches
Stove Minimum Height
28.75 inches
Stove Depth
28.875 inches
Viewing Width
10.25 inches; 10.25 inches
Viewing Height
8.5 inches; 8.5 inches
Firebox Width
14.25 inches
Firebox Height
11.75 inches
Firebox Depth
19.125 inches
Max Log Size
17 inches
Viewing Width
10.25 inches; 10.25 inches
Viewing Height
8.5 inches; 8.5 inches
Minimum Heating Area
250 Sq Ft
Maximum Heating Area
1,200 Sq Ft
Venting Diameter (Min)
6 inches
Venting Diameter (Max)
6 inches
Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Camille C.
from Petersburg, NY asked:
What is the flue diameter?
That stove requires the 6" connector and chimney pipe. Click here to view the manual.
Answered by:
Kathy O.
on Aug 14, 2023
Tim O.
from Billings, Montana asked:
Can this stove be installed in an existing masonry fireplace?
You could install this in a masonry fireplace, providing you have room for the unit to fit.
Answered by:
Cody S.
Edna P.
from 14062 Forestville NY asked:
Am I reading the dimensions right; that the stove is only 11 3/4 inches tall?
11 3/4" is the inside dimension of the combustion chamber. Including the legs, the stove is 26 3/4" tall.
Answered by:
Nevins P.
Edna P.
from 14062 Forestville NY asked:
What is the body thickness of this stove?
The thickness of the body of this stove is 3/16". The top is 1/4".
Answered by:
Kathy O.
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