I received this notice from the CB dealer I bought my thermopex from for my Econoburn 150. Do not know if accurate but interesting reading.
Things are changing as we know it. The days of purchasing a conventional outdoor furnace are coming to an end. The EPA is revising the new source performance standards which are regulations developed under the Federal Clean Air Act. The new standards are expected to take effect approximately September 2011. After the NSPS goes through, the only type of outdoor furnace that may be available will be the new gasification type, which will be a whole new way of burning wood. It will require split, dried, seasoned and preferably hardwood.
There will be approximately 150 models of outdoor furnaces that will be pulled from the market and several manufacturers going out of business. The Classics will be available until that time or until dealer inventories are depleted.
Central Boiler already has phase 2 compliant outdoor furnaces. The E-Classic wood and the Maxim wood pellet and corn furnaces. If you are considering purchasing an outdoor furnace as a new system, or an upgrade for size or age, NOWIS THE TIME. Especially if you want to stay with a conventional outdoor furnace.
Consider a Classic with it’s heavy build, simple design, one moving part, proven efficiency, longevity and they are repairable, if needed. Several types are disposable. Buy from a manufacturer that is the largest in the industry and will still be around, providing warranty and service parts for years to come.
Things are changing as we know it. The days of purchasing a conventional outdoor furnace are coming to an end. The EPA is revising the new source performance standards which are regulations developed under the Federal Clean Air Act. The new standards are expected to take effect approximately September 2011. After the NSPS goes through, the only type of outdoor furnace that may be available will be the new gasification type, which will be a whole new way of burning wood. It will require split, dried, seasoned and preferably hardwood.
There will be approximately 150 models of outdoor furnaces that will be pulled from the market and several manufacturers going out of business. The Classics will be available until that time or until dealer inventories are depleted.
Central Boiler already has phase 2 compliant outdoor furnaces. The E-Classic wood and the Maxim wood pellet and corn furnaces. If you are considering purchasing an outdoor furnace as a new system, or an upgrade for size or age, NOWIS THE TIME. Especially if you want to stay with a conventional outdoor furnace.
Consider a Classic with it’s heavy build, simple design, one moving part, proven efficiency, longevity and they are repairable, if needed. Several types are disposable. Buy from a manufacturer that is the largest in the industry and will still be around, providing warranty and service parts for years to come.