Brunco Wood/Coal Furnace

Brunco Furnace

These unique furnaces are designed to provide you with a high quality of heat output with maximum efficiency and burning time. The adjustable baffle system helps to burn those extra gasses and reduce the loss of heat up the chimney while at the same time helping to control the buildup of creosote. The furnace is of airtight, automatic, design so that you may choose the amount of heat that your home requires and the positive temperature controls will help to maintain that heat output. The unit may also be controlled to provide you with a good long overnight burning time so that you need only one fire each season.
The quality construction of the Brunco will provide you with a long lasting and hightly efficient heating system.

FEATURES:

Burns Coal or Wood
Cast Iron Shakable Grates
Wall Thermostat Control -120/150/190
Large Ash Pan
Smoke Bypass Damper
Draft Fan for Positive Combustion -120/150/190
High Temperature 1 1/2" Brick
Air Tight Cast Iron Ash and Loading Doors
Secondary Heat Exchanger
3/16" Plate Construction
Hot Air Distribution Blowers\
Heavy Duty Factory Installed Shroud
Air Circulated Firebox
Large Loading Door
Double Front & Back Wall -120/150/190
High Temperature
Fan and Limit Safety Controls

Owners Manual

Specifications:	#120	#150	#190
Log Length	22"	25"	30"
Blower CFM	1300 -Two Speed	1500	1500
Fuel	Wood/Coal	Wood/Coal	Wood/Coal
Estimated BTU	120,000	150,000	190,000
Approx. Sq. Ft.	2,000-4,000	3,000-5,000	3,000 - 6,000
Height	47"	50"	50"
Depth	33"	37"	43"
Depth Incl. Blower	49"	53"	59"
Width	24"	24"	24"
Weight	600 lbs.	725 lbs.	800 lbs.
Filter System	Standard	Standard	Standard
Domestic Coil	NLA	NLA	NLA
Wire Harness	Standard	Standard	Standard
Flu Size	7"	8"	8"
Hot Air Outlet	12" or 20"x20"	12" or 20"x20"	12" or 20"x20"
Combustable Clearance:
Side & Rear	24"	24"	24"
Front	48"	48"	48"
Vertical Flue	12"	12"	12"
Horizontal Flue	18"	18"	18"

* All solid fuel burners require class A chimneys, and must be installed on approved non-combustible hearth and comply with wall clearance requirements. Check local building and fire codes and read owner's manual for details before installation.