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US Stove Corn and Pellet Burning Fireplace Insert

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Product Details

Manufacturer: US Stove Company
US Stove Company Part Numbers: 6041I
Item Number: USS-6041I

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Features

  • Capable of burning compressed wood pellets, corn, soy beans, cherry pits, olive pits, and other compressed biomass fuels
  • Effectively heats 1,000 to 2,000 sq. ft.
  • Generates 18,525 to 52,300 BTUs per hour
  • 78% efficiency rating
  • Nine blower and heat settings offer precise control and a variety of heating options
  • User-friendly digital control board with built-in diagnostics and LED readouts
  • Air wash glass system keeps the viewing window clear
  • Removable ash pan for convenient cleanup
  • Burn pot agitator prevents clinker buildup and ensures a more complete burn
  • Innovative fuel system eliminates burn back and allows use of non-premium fuels
  • Approved for use in mobile and modular homes when used with a separately purchased Fresh Air Kit
  • Overall Dimensions: 32" H x 44.25" W x 31" D (without blower)
  • Clearances: 8" side and 9" rear
  • Hopper Capacity: 60 lbs.
  • Flue Size: 3" rear
  • Weight: 309 lbs.
  • Works only with 3" by 4" pipe (sold separately)
You may have heard that a gas-burning insert is the way to go if you're looking to find an efficient and environmentally-friendly secondary heat source. But the truth is, there's an even better option. This US Stove Corn and Pellet Burning Fireplace Insert offers the same kind of efficiency and convenience as gas-fueled appliances, but with a heating capacity usually only found in wood-burning models.

Really, it's true. Just look at the numbers. This US Stove Corn and Pellet Burning Fireplace Insert can use anything from compressed wood pellets to cherry pits to warm a 2,000 sq. ft. space. It produces up to 52,300 BTUs of heat per hour and features a 78% efficiency rating.

Don't let yourself get tricked into thinking that you have to buy a gas appliance in order to add economical heat and an inviting ambiance to your home. This US Stove Corn and Pellet Burning Fireplace Insert is more powerful than your average gas insert and, because it uses what are essentially waste products as fuel, will cost you far less to operate. And, when it comes right down to it, why would you want to spend more money on gas? Isn't your high gas bill what inspired you to get a fireplace insert in the first place?

Venting Requirements: This item requires a chimney with 4" inner diameter.

Customer Q&A with Product Specialists

Erin from Northbridge, MA asked:
Does this qualify for the 2022 tax break?
Does this qualify for the 2022 tax break?
This unit is not listed as an approved model for the EPA tax credit.
Answered by: Cody S. on Dec 13, 2022

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Michael from Philadelphia PA asked:
Can this be used in a prefab fireplace?
Can this be used in a prefab fireplace?
The Multifuel Heater Model 6041I insert may be installed in a pre-fab firebox (Factory Built), in an existing masonry fireplace, or as a build-in.
Answered by: Jason W.

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Joseph L. from auburn cal asked:
I have a 6" existing chimney pipe. Can I run a 3" vent pipe in existing 6" vent?
I have a 6" existing chimney pipe. Can I run a 3" vent pipe in existing 6" vent?
While physically possible, the logistics of running a 3-inch vent system through a 6-inch existing chimney can be quite difficult or simply not feasible.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Jeanette F. from Parker, Co asked:
How do I find a contractor to install?
How do I find a contractor to install?
We understand your situation. Please see our article: How to Find the Right Contractor to Install Your Hearth Appliance.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Customer Reviews

US Stove Corn and Pellet Burning Fireplace Insert
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By Josephine R.

Get the Parts You Need

I would recommend researching thoroughly to determine the parts you will need to install the insert. We converted a fireplace for it and had to purchase additional piping to install it properly. Installation was simple once we had all the parts. The unit is very quiet and easy to use. It provides a very attractive accent to the room.
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By Howard M.

Initial Issues Resolved

After some initial hiccups, this has proved to be a good pellet stove. We tried to order the four-inch chimney pipe, but there was some sort of problem, and we had to purchase it from another company. We also experienced some electrical issues during the installation process, but the manufacturer was very helpful and directed us how to fix a loose connection that had occurred during shipping. We use it constantly on level one or two. There is a bit of a whistling sound on the higher levels. It uses a little more than one bag of pellets each day.
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By Tony P.

Easy Operation

I have used this stove since November, about four months. It is very easy to operate with a simple on button. About ten minutes after pressing the button, heat will start being produced. There are different brands of pellets to choose from and there are significant variations between them. Some produce more heat while others go through fuel more quickly.
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By Johnathan C.

Fairly Good Pellet Insert

When I realized that there were multiple fireplaces in my new home, I decided to add a pellet insert to one of them. I had previously used a freestanding pellet stove, so I was familiar with their operation. A few of the connections came loose during shipping, so I had to fix that before using it. It is doing well as the main heat source for my 2100 square foot house. It has not dropped below 25 degrees outside yet, but I expect it will continue to perform well. Wood pellets are my fuel of choice, so I really don't know how the stove would do with corn as its fuel. I would rate it between three and four stars.
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