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The DS Circulator will burn for up to two days. Known for its slow burning, the coal hopper is gravity-fed, using no electricity. The DS Regulator controls drafts. With different BTUs available, you can heat individual rooms or your whole house.

The complete specifications are listed below, and can help you understand this appliance's designed purpose and capability.

A list of some of the great features of this appliance.

This appliance has the following requires when installing.

All units require a class “A” all fuel chimney installation that must conform to local and state codes. *Safety tested and labeled to U.L. Standards by Guardian Fire testing, to U.L. #1482 for coal use only.

This stove uses DS Hot Air Circulator Heat Tubes, by circulating the air. The heat from the fuel and exhaust, heats these circulator tubes. The hot air rises out of the top of the tubes. When this happens, if creates a draw of air. The hot air leaving the top of the tubes has to be replaced. Cooler air that sits on the floor is now drawn up into the bottom of the tubes, making the air circulate. This is a continues process moving the air and heating the cooler air.

Circulates Air and Puts Out More Heat

The DS Regulator is not electrical. it uses two different metals bonded together. The metals expand in different ways, directing the heat to where it i needed. Mounted directing on the hot surface of the stove, it governs the temperature by opening or closing the draft control. This draft control connects to a specially designed draft intake, through which air can enter to the increase or decrease the temperature of the fire, depending on the heat radiated from the stove. The DS Regulator is equipped with a 5-position mechanical control dial.

Air Intake - Controls Temperature of Stove