Stoves under 1.0 g emissions

[smokedragon]

Does anyone know of any stoves that are under this amount? I would like to go as clean as possible and be under any new EPA proposed rules.

The ideal steel is 1.0 grams/hr, and it is a VERY clean stove. Other than a reload, you can't tell that we burn wood. Our neighbor (who also burns) actually thought we were taking a season off of burning.

 

[Bassmantweed]

I have the lopi large hybrid insert which claims to be .58 per hour. I have no reason to think that it is not meeting this claim. From the outside you can not really tell it is running.

The problem I have is that it is EXTREMELY picky about wood moisture content.

 

[trucha]

Thanks for the replies. I am seriously considering the ideal steel stove if I am going the route of sticking under the new regs. Problem is the new regs don't come out till feb and I hope to have the new stove in before that.

 

[mellow]

You better get your order in now if you want an IS this season.

 

[BKVP]

I believe the Mulciber is self-power vented, and it powered it's convection fan with TEGs. At .2gms/hr it is a very, very clean burner.

http://mffire.com/mulciber.html


BeGreen,

I am not certain this would be an apples to apples comparison with currently marketed stoves. Was the unit tested by Method 28 in an EPA approved lab or are these results from Brookhaven?