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What about taking good features from one stove and adding them to another stove to create a modified mixed breed superior to either stove? What do you think Doctor?
Here is an example:
Suppose you pick up an older Enviro EF-2i The old Dial-A-Fire is good unless you want it on a nice T-Stat. However the Air Intake rod is a little fussy too.
So you get a nice new single auger Englander 25-EP Digital Control Panel for approx $200 and all you have to do is put those quick connect crimp on connectors on the EF-2 wires and clip them into the new control panel and bingo bango a nice easy touch control panel. Then just take off the J18 jumper and add your T-Stat
Sure the BTU range is a little less than the 34k BTU of the EF-2i but you will not over fire the stove, you can set the air intake wide open and have a great running stove that puts out some real good heat?
25-EP specs
Heat Output Range** ............................................ 10,700 BTU/hr – 25,100 BTU/hr
Approximate Pellet Burn Rate** ............................................... 1.6 lb/hr – 3.9 lb/hr
What about taking good features from one stove and adding them to another stove to create a modified mixed breed superior to either stove? What do you think Doctor?
Here is an example:
Suppose you pick up an older Enviro EF-2i The old Dial-A-Fire is good unless you want it on a nice T-Stat. However the Air Intake rod is a little fussy too.
So you get a nice new single auger Englander 25-EP Digital Control Panel for approx $200 and all you have to do is put those quick connect crimp on connectors on the EF-2 wires and clip them into the new control panel and bingo bango a nice easy touch control panel. Then just take off the J18 jumper and add your T-Stat
Sure the BTU range is a little less than the 34k BTU of the EF-2i but you will not over fire the stove, you can set the air intake wide open and have a great running stove that puts out some real good heat?
25-EP specs
Heat Output Range** ............................................ 10,700 BTU/hr – 25,100 BTU/hr
Approximate Pellet Burn Rate** ............................................... 1.6 lb/hr – 3.9 lb/hr