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Geo NR Gee · 12-10-12, 10:53 AM

Welcome to Ecorenovator. It is hard for me to understand what you are looking for as you seem to have a pretty good handle on this project. My stove that I converted to a secondary burn was like you mentioned. I use it almost everyday. After the fire box is hot (about 10minutes) you do not see smoke exiting from the chimney pipe. In fact, I see a lot of heat escaping that I would like to capture with something like this.

Here is a description:
Installs into flue of your wood, oil or coal furnace or heater. Magic Heat Reclaimer consists of 10 heat-exchanger tubes and a thermostatically controlled fan to blow warmed air into the room. Turns on at 150deg and off at 110deg F. 115 Volts. Produces 225 CFM and 8000 to 30,000 BTU. Peak performance is maintained by the use of Flue Stove Pipe cleaner (our Item# 172801). 18 1/4in.H x 10 5/8in.W x 14 1/4in.D.

12-10-12, 10:53 AM	#9
Geo NR Gee Journeyman EcoRenovator Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Seattle Posts: 326 Thanks: 109 Thanked 23 Times in 18 Posts	Welcome to Ecorenovator. It is hard for me to understand what you are looking for as you seem to have a pretty good handle on this project. My stove that I converted to a secondary burn was like you mentioned. I use it almost everyday. After the fire box is hot (about 10minutes) you do not see smoke exiting from the chimney pipe. In fact, I see a lot of heat escaping that I would like to capture with something like this. Here is a description: Installs into flue of your wood, oil or coal furnace or heater. Magic Heat Reclaimer consists of 10 heat-exchanger tubes and a thermostatically controlled fan to blow warmed air into the room. Turns on at 150deg and off at 110deg F. 115 Volts. Produces 225 CFM and 8000 to 30,000 BTU. Peak performance is maintained by the use of Flue Stove Pipe cleaner (our Item# 172801). 18 1/4in.H x 10 5/8in.W x 14 1/4in.D. Attached Images