Osburn Inspire 2000 Wood Burning Stove
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Osburn Inspire 2000 Wood Burning Stove
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Contractor / Technical Details
Location
Indoor; Mobile Home;
Fuel Type
Wood
Vent Type
UL103HT Wood Chimney
Style
Contemporary
Base Type
None; Pedestal;
Media Type
None
Blower Availability
Blower Available
Max BTUs
75,000 BTUs
Frequently Purchased Together
Osburn Inspire 2000 Stove Decorative Side Panel Kit
$200.00
$249.99
Osburn Inspire 2000 U-Shaped Narrow Faceplate
$474.00
$579.99
Osburn Inspire 2000 Molded Refractory Panel Kit
$700.00
$859.99
Osburn Inspire 2000 Stove Base Kit
$736.00
$909.99
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Product Details
Features
- Size: 27 Inch
- Color: Black
- Product Dimensions: 27 3/8" W x 23 1/2" H x 24 1/4" D
- 2020 EPA certified
- Non-catalytic stove
- 2.3 cubic feet firebox
- More contemporary look
- Includes outside air intake
- Mobile home installation approved
- Maximum BTU Output with Dry Cordwood: 75,000 BTU
- Average Particulate Emissions Rate: 1.54 g/hr.
- Recommended Heating Area: 500 - 2,100 sq. ft.
- Firebox Dimensions: 21 1/4" W x 11 15/16" H x 17 11/16" D
- Glass Viewing Area: 20 1/4" W x 9 1/2" H
- Maximum Log Size: 20"
- 69% efficient based on an EPA-specified test method (CSA B 415-10 stack loss method). Actual efficiency will vary.
Are you interested in getting off the beaten path? The Inspire 200 Wood Stove offers a style that will surely withstand variable trends with these pure lines of balanced proportions, allowing Osburn to easily compare to European-style products. This more contemporary look is available on steel base, soapstone, or even a minimalist base for those who prefer to place the unit directly on a non-combustible podium. Equipped with a 2.3 cubic feet firebox and an outside air intake, this unit will meet the requirements of domestic energy standards, not to mention that a mobile home installation is permitted. The Inspire meets EPA requirements with emissions as low as 1.54 g/h and complies with the most stringent North American requirements. A guarantee of quality, reliability, and durability, once again Osburn clearly demonstrates its firm commitment to the environment to the delight of wood heating fans.
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
Contemporary
Base Type
None; Pedestal;
Media Type
None
Blower Availability
Blower Available
Max BTUs
75,000 BTUs
Maximum Burn
8 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
27.875 inches
Stove Minimum Height
35.625 inches
Stove Depth
24.25 inches
Viewing Width
20.25 inches; 20.25 inches
Viewing Height
9.5 inches; 9.5 inches
Firebox Width
21 inches
Firebox Height
11.75 inches
Firebox Depth
16.75 inches
Max Log Size
20 inches
Viewing Width
20.25 inches; 20.25 inches
Viewing Height
9.5 inches; 9.5 inches
Minimum Heating Area
500 Sq Ft
Maximum Heating Area
2,100 Sq Ft
Venting Diameter (Min)
6 inches
Venting Diameter (Max)
6 inches
Customer Q&A with Product Specialists
Kyle
from New York asked:
Can the Osburn Inspire sit on a bench as in the photo?
This stove can sit on a fully non-combustible hearth, as shown in the photo, but that will need to meet the floor protection requirements as stated in the manual.
Answered by:
Tyler M.
on Jan 08, 2025
Meagan
from Nashville, TN asked:
Is there an ash drawer available on this model?
The ash pan will come with the soapstone or steel base but not with the peninsula option.
Answered by:
Kathy O.
Peter R.
from Hastings-on-Hudson, NY asked:
Is there a lip available to prevent live coals from falling to the floor in the Inspire 2000? How can its overnight burn be controlled to ensure a fie can get restarted in the morning?
There is an ash lip at the bottom of the firebox opening to prevent hot materials from falling out of the stove. Starting on page 21 of this manual, there are great instructions on the operation of the stove, including loading, burn down, and reigniting.
Answered by:
Devon P.
Bridget D.
from 73007 asked:
Can we expect to get much heat that transfers into the bedrooms of the house if we were to run a circulating fan?
It can sometimes be difficult to push the heat from the stove around corners and down hallways to bedrooms. During the construction phase, it would be advisable to have the HVAC company install a return air duct in the same room as the stove, then you would be able to run the fan on the HVAC system to help distribute the heat from the stove throughout the house using the HVAC system.
Answered by:
Aaron D.
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