Built to last with a system combining corrosion resistant stainless steel and sturdy galvanized steel. It features a space-age ceramic fiber refactory blanket to withstand intermittent temperatures up to 2100 degrees F, is noncombustible, thin and lightweight. It features the same small outer dimensions and is compatible with the AmeriVent Model FB. It is light enough to be easily installed by one person. Kit contains stainless steel cap, standard flashing, storm collar, ceiling support, and single wall adapter. Please Note: The ceiling support in this kit is not compatible with a Cathedral or Vaulted ceiling. It is designed for a flat ceiling. American Metal Model # 8HS-RKS. Round All Fuel 3-Wall Size. Thank You For Looking! Check Out Our Other. Thank you for your business! We strive for a perfect 5 Stars in our Detailed Sellers Ratings! This is to prevent theft and to ensure that the package arrives to the correct destination. Please provide a physical address (not a PO Box) for large items. These will be charged to you upon arrival. You will be provided with complete tracking from our store to you. See GSP terms & conditions. If you choose to return your product, you can arrange for this within 30 days of receiving it. Once the item has been received and inspected your return will be processed and completed. The item “American Metal Round All Fuel 8 Chimney Stove Pipe Installation Kit 8HS-RKS” is in sale since Wednesday, December 11, 2013. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Heating, Cooling & Air\Fireplaces & Stoves\Other Fireplaces & Stoves”. The seller is “greatbrands” and is located in Jamestown, Tennessee. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: American Metal
- MPN: 8HS-RKS
- countryofmanufacture: United States
Genuine Condar Ceramic Catalytic Combustor. Fabricated at our factory in the foothills of Western North Carolina. Replacing a worn out combustor brings new life to an aging stove! Burn times can increase by 50%, while you can realize as much as twice the heat from the same piece of wood. Your chimney stays much cleaner and safer! , and you’re protecting our valuable air quality. For most stove owners, the savings in wood alone pay for the replacement combustor many times over, not to mention the increased safety and convenience. This 7″ round by 2″ wide Combustor fits the following stoves. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) E16. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) E2. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) O-2. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) Olde R Model. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) R-6. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) S-1. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) S-6. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) SBF-A. Country Flame (Mount Vernon) W1. Vermont Castings Sequoia pre 1990. A note about combustor / catalyst gaskets: Don’t install gasket around the combustor, even if your previous catalyst was wrapped in gasket. Simply install this combustor in stove’s catalyst receptacle. Modern woodstoves are exceptionally clean burning. Catalytic stoves using catalytic combustors emit between 1.3 and 3.5 grams of particulate matter per hour, depending on the model. Many of the stoves produced during the great woodburning boom (after the oil embargoes) of the 1970’s limited the amount of air going into the firebox in order to increase burn times. This resulted in lower firebox temperatures, incomplete combustion and a great deal of smoke. Some of these stoves put out more than 60 grams of particulate matter per hour. The problem got so bad that some cities actually limited the use of woodstoves and fireplaces. The woodstove industry responded by developing much cleaner stoves. Catalytic stoves use catalytic technology, like that used in your car, to make these stoves cleaner. The benefits of a catalytic combustor far outweigh the added cost. Properly operated, a catalytic combustor can reduce creosote and the danger of chimney fires by as much as 90%. Using a catalytic combustor increases the stove’s efficiency by up to 25%. In fact, it is likely that if you use your stove as a primary source of heat, your combustor will pay for itself before the end of the first heating season. IT’S THE LAW. Your combustor burns smoke so that your stove produces greater heat. When you remove a combustor, you cheat yourself out of warmth you’d otherwise be getting from your woodstove. Engaging your combustor properly allows the fuel load to burn longer in the slow-burn mode. This gives you the benefit of heating all night long with one load of wood. Combustors help prevent build-up of hazardous creosote in flues and chimneys. People who remove combustors risk unexpected chimney fires with damage to property and danger to people in the home. Removing a combustor is false economy. Catalytic woodstoves are specifically engineered to operate properly with a combustor. You and your neighbors will observe dirty smoke emissions from your chimney if you remove the combustor. Federal law requires in all jurisdictions that catalytic woodstoves be maintained and operated with combustors to reduce pollution over the entire life of the stove. How they’re made All Condar catalytic combustors are made of high-quality materials, and are approved by the U. During the manufacturing process, the ceramic honeycomb is dipped in a brown wash that contains platinum and palladium – two elements scientifically engineered to maximize the longevity of catalytic reaction. Keeping Manufacturers’ Warranties Valid Catalytic stoves are designed to operate at high temperatures only with the combustor engaged. If you remove the combustor you have an uncontrolled fire that can lead to eventual cracking of metal or damage to components that can render your woodstove inoperable. COST PER SEASON CERAMIC. COST PER SEASON STEEL. The more you utilize your catalytic combustor, the more you protect air quality and recover heat from your woodstove. When new, a catalytic woodstove emits less than 4.2 grams per hour of pollutants into the atmosphere , while a non-catalytic woodstove approved by the Environmental Protection Agency is allowed to emit up to 7.5 grams per hour of pollutants. Except during cold start-up when you should bypass your combustor, always use the combustor to recover heat from your smoke and protect the environment. After 12,000 hours of use, a combustor is expected to have lost 25% of its catalytic function. This is a natural process called wear-out. Molecules of platinum and palladium arent actually lost, but their binding to smoke pollutants that cant be removed by maintenance means gradually your woodstove will recover less heat from the smoke. Gradually youll notice less warmth, and eventually youll see dark pollutants from your chimney. White steam is a normal emission from any EPA-approved woodstove, and water vapor is a natural harmless byproduct of catalytic reaction. Conscientious owners replace their combustors after roughly 12,000 hours even if the combustor is intact. The payback from your additional heat recovery is well worth your cost. This USA winter weather chart helps you plan when to replace your catalyst. If you live in Zone 5 , Northern Indiana or Western Massachusetts for example , replacing the catalyst after two and a half seasons is cost-effective. Also see our STEELCAT. Options to consider upgrading. A steel combustor heats up faster than ceramic and you can engage your combustor at a lower temperature, recovering more heat from your wood. The item “AMERICAN-BUILT Catalytic Combustor for wood stoves by Condar (CC-100)” is in sale since Tuesday, September 20, 2011. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Heating, Cooling & Air\Furnaces & Heating Systems”. The seller is “woodstovepro” and is located in Columbus, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Condar: “The Combustor Experts”
- Model: Ceramic
- Power Source: Wood
- Product Type: Wood Stove
- Country of Manufacture: United States
- MPN: CC-100
Genuine STEELCAT Steel Catalytic Combustor from Condar. The option to upgrade your ceramic CC-257 combustor to SteelCat is now available. Advanced technology offers you. A more durable honeycomb. Cant crack or crumble, even at highest operating temperatures. Less build-up of wood ash, within the honeycomb cells. Sharp steel edges actually cut ash as it goes up the flue. Better air flow, less cleaning maintenance. Engage your draft bypass at 100 degrees lower temperature than with ceramic honeycomb. Steel heats up faster than ceramic. Recovers more usable heat from wood smoke. A worthwhile extra expenditure for better performance. Fabricated at our factory in the foothills of Western North Carolina. Replacing a worn out combustor brings new life to an aging stove! Burn times can increase by 50%, while you can realize as much as twice the heat from the same piece of wood. Your chimney stays much cleaner and safer! , and you’re protecting our valuable air quality. For most stove owners, the savings in wood alone pay for the replacement combustor many times over, not to mention the increased safety and convenience. Note: this combustor includes the gasket wrap. This 2.5″ by 13″ wide by 2 thick Combustor fits the following Vermont Castings stoves. Vermont Castings Winter Warm Insert. WITH THE VERMONT CASTINGS 2N1 (FLEXBURN) DEFIANT AND ENCORE STOVES. A note about combustor / catalyst gaskets: Don’t install gasket around the combustor, even if your previous catalyst was wrapped in gasket. Simply install this combustor in stove’s catalyst receptacle. New electronic catalyst monitor. LED (Fahrenheit) display and mutable audio signals 6-foot thermocouple cable with 4-inch stainless steel probe Hardware for optional wall mounting 9-Volt battery included. Order the new Watchman battery version here. Order the new Watchman AC version here. Modern woodstoves are exceptionally clean burning. Catalytic stoves using catalytic combustors emit between 1.3 and 3.5 grams of particulate matter per hour, depending on the model. Many of the stoves produced during the great woodburning boom (after the oil embargoes) of the 1970’s limited the amount of air going into the firebox in order to increase burn times. This resulted in lower firebox temperatures, incomplete combustion and a great deal of smoke. Some of these stoves put out more than 60 grams of particulate matter per hour. The problem got so bad that some cities actually limited the use of woodstoves and fireplaces. The woodstove industry responded by developing much cleaner stoves. Catalytic stoves use catalytic technology, like that used in your car, to make these stoves cleaner. The benefits of a catalytic combustor far outweigh the added cost. Properly operated, a catalytic combustor can reduce creosote and the danger of chimney fires by as much as 90%. Using a catalytic combustor increases the stove’s efficiency by up to 25%. In fact, it is likely that if you use your stove as a primary source of heat, your combustor will pay for itself before the end of the first heating season. IT’S THE LAW. Your combustor burns smoke so that your stove produces greater heat. When you remove a combustor, you cheat yourself out of warmth you’d otherwise be getting from your woodstove. Engaging your combustor properly allows the fuel load to burn longer in the slow-burn mode. This gives you the benefit of heating all night long with one load of wood. Combustors help prevent build-up of hazardous creosote in flues and chimneys. People who remove combustors risk unexpected chimney fires with damage to property and danger to people in the home. Removing a combustor is false economy. Catalytic woodstoves are specifically engineered to operate properly with a combustor. You and your neighbors will observe dirty smoke emissions from your chimney if you remove the combustor. Federal law requires in all jurisdictions that catalytic woodstoves be maintained and operated with combustors to reduce pollution over the entire life of the stove. How they’re made All Condar catalytic combustors are made of high-quality materials, and are approved by the U. During the manufacturing process, the honeycomb is dipped in a brown wash that contains platinum and palladium – two elements scientifically engineered to maximize the longevity of catalytic reaction. Keeping Manufacturers’ Warranties Valid Catalytic stoves are designed to operate at high temperatures only with the combustor engaged. If you remove the combustor you have an uncontrolled fire that can lead to eventual cracking of metal or damage to components that can render your woodstove inoperable. COST PER SEASON CERAMIC. COST PER SEASON STEEL. The more you utilize your catalytic combustor, the more you protect air quality and recover heat from your woodstove. When new, a catalytic woodstove emits less than 4.2 grams per hour of pollutants into the atmosphere , while a non-catalytic woodstove approved by the Environmental Protection Agency is allowed to emit up to 7.5 grams per hour of pollutants. Except during cold start-up when you should bypass your combustor, always use the combustor to recover heat from your smoke and protect the environment. After 12,000 hours of use, a combustor is expected to have lost 25% of its catalytic function. This is a natural process called wear-out. Molecules of platinum and palladium arent actually lost, but their binding to smoke pollutants that cant be removed by maintenance means gradually your woodstove will recover less heat from the smoke. Gradually youll notice less warmth, and eventually youll see dark pollutants from your chimney. White steam is a normal emission from any EPA-approved woodstove, and water vapor is a natural harmless byproduct of catalytic reaction. Conscientious owners replace their combustors after roughly 12,000 hours even if the combustor is intact. The payback from your additional heat recovery is well worth your cost. This USA winter weather chart helps you plan when to replace your catalyst. The item “STEELCAT Combustor for Vermont Castings stoves (CS-257)” is in sale since Thursday, December 31, 2009. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Heating, Cooling & Air\Furnaces & Heating Systems”. The seller is “woodstovepro” and is located in Columbus, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Condar. “The Combustor Experts”
- Model: Steelcat
- Country of Manufacture: United States
- Power Source: Wood
- Product Type: WOOD STOVE
- MPN: CS-257
Genuine Condar Ceramic Catalytic Combustor. Fabricated at our factory in the foothills of Western North Carolina. Replacing a worn out combustor brings new life to an aging stove! Burn times can increase by 50%, while you can realize as much as twice the heat from the same piece of wood. Your chimney stays much cleaner and safer! , and you’re protecting our valuable air quality. For most stove owners, the savings in wood alone pay for the replacement combustor many times over, not to mention the increased safety and convenience. This 2.5″ wide by 13″ long by 2 deep Combustor fits the following Vermont Castings stoves. WITH THE VERMONT CASTINGS 2N1 (FLEXBURN) DEFIANT AND ENCORE STOVES. A note about combustor / catalyst gaskets: Don’t install gasket around the combustor, even if your previous catalyst was wrapped in gasket. Simply install this combustor in stove’s catalyst receptacle. New electronic catalyst monitor. LED (Fahrenheit) display and mutable audio signals 6-foot thermocouple cable with 4-inch stainless steel probe Hardware for optional wall mounting 9-Volt battery included. Order the new Watchman battery version here. Order the new Watchman AC version. Modern woodstoves are exceptionally clean burning. Catalytic stoves using catalytic combustors emit between 1.3 and 3.5 grams of particulate matter per hour, depending on the model. Many of the stoves produced during the great woodburning boom (after the oil embargoes) of the 1970’s limited the amount of air going into the firebox in order to increase burn times. This resulted in lower firebox temperatures, incomplete combustion and a great deal of smoke. Some of these stoves put out more than 60 grams of particulate matter per hour. The problem got so bad that some cities actually limited the use of woodstoves and fireplaces. The woodstove industry responded by developing much cleaner stoves. Catalytic stoves use catalytic technology, like that used in your car, to make these stoves cleaner. The benefits of a catalytic combustor far outweigh the added cost. Properly operated, a catalytic combustor can reduce creosote and the danger of chimney fires by as much as 90%. Using a catalytic combustor increases the stove’s efficiency by up to 25%. In fact, it is likely that if you use your stove as a primary source of heat, your combustor will pay for itself before the end of the first heating season. IT’S THE LAW. Your combustor burns smoke so that your stove produces greater heat. When you remove a combustor, you cheat yourself out of warmth you’d otherwise be getting from your woodstove. Engaging your combustor properly allows the fuel load to burn longer in the slow-burn mode. This gives you the benefit of heating all night long with one load of wood. Combustors help prevent build-up of hazardous creosote in flues and chimneys. People who remove combustors risk unexpected chimney fires with damage to property and danger to people in the home. Removing a combustor is false economy. Catalytic woodstoves are specifically engineered to operate properly with a combustor. You and your neighbors will observe dirty smoke emissions from your chimney if you remove the combustor. Federal law requires in all jurisdictions that catalytic woodstoves be maintained and operated with combustors to reduce pollution over the entire life of the stove. How they’re made All Condar catalytic combustors are made of high-quality materials, and are approved by the U. During the manufacturing process, the ceramic honeycomb is dipped in a brown wash that contains platinum and palladium – two elements scientifically engineered to maximize the longevity of catalytic reaction. Keeping Manufacturers’ Warranties Valid Catalytic stoves are designed to operate at high temperatures only with the combustor engaged. If you remove the combustor you have an uncontrolled fire that can lead to eventual cracking of metal or damage to components that can render your woodstove inoperable. COST PER SEASON CERAMIC. COST PER SEASON STEEL. The more you utilize your catalytic combustor, the more you protect air quality and recover heat from your woodstove. When new, a catalytic woodstove emits less than 4.2 grams per hour of pollutants into the atmosphere , while a non-catalytic woodstove approved by the Environmental Protection Agency is allowed to emit up to 7.5 grams per hour of pollutants. Except during cold start-up when you should bypass your combustor, always use the combustor to recover heat from your smoke and protect the environment. After 12,000 hours of use, a combustor is expected to have lost 25% of its catalytic function. This is a natural process called wear-out. Molecules of platinum and palladium arent actually lost, but their binding to smoke pollutants that cant be removed by maintenance means gradually your woodstove will recover less heat from the smoke. Gradually youll notice less warmth, and eventually youll see dark pollutants from your chimney. White steam is a normal emission from any EPA-approved woodstove, and water vapor is a natural harmless byproduct of catalytic reaction. Conscientious owners replace their combustors after roughly 12,000 hours even if the combustor is intact. The payback from your additional heat recovery is well worth your cost. This USA winter weather chart helps you plan when to replace your catalyst. If you live in Zone 5 , Northern Indiana or Western Massachusetts for example , replacing the catalyst after two and a half seasons is cost-effective. Also see our STEELCAT. Options to consider upgrading. A steel combustor heats up faster than ceramic and you can engage your combustor at a lower temperature, recovering more heat from your wood. The item “AMERICAN-BUILT Catalytic Combustor for Vermont Castings stoves by Condar(CC-257)” is in sale since Tuesday, September 20, 2011. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Heating, Cooling & Air\Furnaces & Heating Systems”. The seller is “woodstovepro” and is located in Columbus, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Condar: “The Combustor Experts”
- Model: Ceramic
- Country of Manufacture: United States
- MPN: CC-257
Genuine Condar Ceramic Catalytic Combustor. Fabricated at our factory in the foothills of Western North Carolina. Replacing a worn out combustor brings new life to an aging stove! Burn times can increase by 50%, while you can realize as much as twice the heat from the same piece of wood. Your chimney stays much cleaner and safer! , and you’re protecting our valuable air quality. For most stove owners, the savings in wood alone pay for the replacement combustor many times over, not to mention the increased safety and convenience. This 3.6″ by 18″ wide by 3 thick Combustor fits the following Fireplace Xtrordinaire stoves. Fireplace Extrordinair model FPX36 Elite. Fireplace Extrordinair model FPX 44 Elite. A note about combustor / catalyst gaskets: Don’t install gasket around the combustor, even if your previous catalyst was wrapped in gasket. Simply install this combustor in stove’s catalyst receptacle. New electronic catalyst monitor. LED (Fahrenheit) display and mutable audio signals 6-foot thermocouple cable with 4-inch stainless steel probe Hardware for optional wall mounting 9-Volt battery included. Order the new Watchman battery version here. Order the new Watchman AC version. Modern woodstoves are exceptionally clean burning. Catalytic stoves using catalytic combustors emit between 1.3 and 3.5 grams of particulate matter per hour, depending on the model. Many of the stoves produced during the great woodburning boom (after the oil embargoes) of the 1970’s limited the amount of air going into the firebox in order to increase burn times. This resulted in lower firebox temperatures, incomplete combustion and a great deal of smoke. Some of these stoves put out more than 60 grams of particulate matter per hour. The problem got so bad that some cities actually limited the use of woodstoves and fireplaces. The woodstove industry responded by developing much cleaner stoves. Catalytic stoves use catalytic technology, like that used in your car, to make these stoves cleaner. The benefits of a catalytic combustor far outweigh the added cost. Properly operated, a catalytic combustor can reduce creosote and the danger of chimney fires by as much as 90%. Using a catalytic combustor increases the stove’s efficiency by up to 25%. In fact, it is likely that if you use your stove as a primary source of heat, your combustor will pay for itself before the end of the first heating season. IT’S THE LAW. Your combustor burns smoke so that your stove produces greater heat. When you remove a combustor, you cheat yourself out of warmth you’d otherwise be getting from your woodstove. Engaging your combustor properly allows the fuel load to burn longer in the slow-burn mode. This gives you the benefit of heating all night long with one load of wood. Combustors help prevent build-up of hazardous creosote in flues and chimneys. People who remove combustors risk unexpected chimney fires with damage to property and danger to people in the home. Removing a combustor is false economy. Catalytic woodstoves are specifically engineered to operate properly with a combustor. You and your neighbors will observe dirty smoke emissions from your chimney if you remove the combustor. Federal law requires in all jurisdictions that catalytic woodstoves be maintained and operated with combustors to reduce pollution over the entire life of the stove. How they’re made All Condar catalytic combustors are made of high-quality materials, and are approved by the U. During the manufacturing process, the ceramic honeycomb is dipped in a brown wash that contains platinum and palladium – two elements scientifically engineered to maximize the longevity of catalytic reaction. Keeping Manufacturers’ Warranties Valid Catalytic stoves are designed to operate at high temperatures only with the combustor engaged. If you remove the combustor you have an uncontrolled fire that can lead to eventual cracking of metal or damage to components that can render your woodstove inoperable. COST PER SEASON CERAMIC. COST PER SEASON STEEL. The more you utilize your catalytic combustor, the more you protect air quality and recover heat from your woodstove. When new, a catalytic woodstove emits less than 4.2 grams per hour of pollutants into the atmosphere, while a non-catalytic woodstove approved by the Environmental Protection Agency is allowed to emit up to 7.5 grams per hour of pollutants. Except during cold start-up when you should bypass your combustor, always use the combustor to recover heat from your smoke and protect the environment. After 12,000 hours of use, a combustor is expected to have lost 25% of its catalytic function. This is a natural process called wear-out. Molecules of platinum and palladium arent actually lost, but their binding to smoke pollutants that cant be removed by maintenance means gradually your woodstove will recover less heat from the smoke. Gradually youll notice less warmth, and eventually youll see dark pollutants from your chimney. White steam is a normal emission from any EPA-approved woodstove, and water vapor is a natural harmless byproduct of catalytic reaction. Conscientious owners replace their combustors after roughly 12,000 hours even if the combustor is intact. The payback from your additional heat recovery is well worth your cost. This USA winter weather chart helps you plan when to replace your catalyst. If you live in Zone 5, Northern Indiana or Western Massachusetts for example, replacing the catalyst after two and a half seasons is cost-effective. The item “AMERICAN-BUILT Catalytic Combustor for Xtrordinair stoves by Condar (CC-453)” is in sale since Tuesday, September 20, 2011. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Heating, Cooling & Air\Furnaces & Heating Systems”. The seller is “woodstovepro” and is located in Columbus, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Condar: “The Combustor Experts”
- Model: Ceramic
- Country of Manufacture: United States
- MPN: CC-453
The Chimney Tee Assembly consists of a chimney tee, tee branch (made up of one 12-inch section of chimney), single-wall adapter, pipe end plate, and tee cap. Use this combination where connection to chimney is made into branch of tee in through-the-wall installation. Usage: Residential Type Appliances (Ranges, warm air furnaces, water heaters, hot water heating boilers, 15 psig or less steam boilers, floor furnaces, room heaters and fireplace stoves) Building Heating Appliances (Nonresidential type building heating appliances, steam boilers operating at not over 1000°F flue gas temperature). 015″ 430 Stainless Steel Insulation ½” Ceramic Fiber Blanket Intermediate Wall. 012 430 Stainless Steel Outer Wall. Temperature Limits: 1000°F for continued operation. Also tested at 1400°F for periods up to one hour and 2100°F for up to 10 minutes. These are standard industry-wide limits. Thank You For Looking! Check Out Our Other. Thank you for your business! We strive for a perfect 5 Stars in our Detailed Sellers Ratings! This is to prevent theft and to ensure that the package arrives to the correct destination. Please provide a physical address (not a PO Box) for large items. These will be charged to you upon arrival. You will be provided with complete tracking from our store to you. See GSP terms & conditions. If you choose to return your product, you can arrange for this within 30 days of receiving it. Once the item has been received and inspected your return will be processed and completed. The item “American Metal 6HS-TA Insulated Triple Wall Chimney Stove Pipe Tee Assembly” is in sale since Saturday, November 23, 2013. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Home Improvement\Heating, Cooling & Air\Fireplaces & Stoves\Other Fireplaces & Stoves”. The seller is “greatbrands” and is located in Jamestown, Tennessee. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: American Metal
- MPN: 6HS-TA
- countryofmanufacture: United States
