This is after 3 cords of wood on my Polar G2Plus, all light brown fly ash. (Attached Picture)
Before even using, decided to take out a turbulator... I was curious about the design compared to other brands I looked at.
This is a very effective turbulator having an advantage over twisted flat iron.
New it ran 250-260f internal temp. Now after going on 8 cords (around 1.5 heating seasons) it got upto 275-290f. Very impressed. Flue temps have been consistent and seem to be consistent now that everything has been used for a while.
![Cleaning Econoburn 200 flue tubes. Cleaning Econoburn 200 flue tubes.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/290/290080-b48d6ebea3bfc42b111ed8c27e939b33.jpg)
Before even using, decided to take out a turbulator... I was curious about the design compared to other brands I looked at.
This is a very effective turbulator having an advantage over twisted flat iron.
New it ran 250-260f internal temp. Now after going on 8 cords (around 1.5 heating seasons) it got upto 275-290f. Very impressed. Flue temps have been consistent and seem to be consistent now that everything has been used for a while.
![Cleaning Econoburn 200 flue tubes. Cleaning Econoburn 200 flue tubes.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/290/290079-d463df6dfcde152d079f64108c2a45c7.jpg)
![Cleaning Econoburn 200 flue tubes. Cleaning Econoburn 200 flue tubes.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/290/290080-b48d6ebea3bfc42b111ed8c27e939b33.jpg)