Osburn 2000 Wood Insert - OB02016

Osburn 2000 Wood Insert  - OB02016

The 2000 Wood Insert from Osburn

The new standard lowering the fine particulate emission threshold will be conquered by the recent certification of the Osburn 2000 wood-burning stove. This revamped version now offers a particulate emissions rate of 2.3 g/h, a maximum heat output of 75,000 BTU/h, and 79% optimum efficiency. This insert still has a 2.4 ft³ combustion chamber and a 144-CFM variable speed fan that is strategically positioned to redistribute heat throughout the room.

Designed to receive an optional faceplate that can cover a masonry hearth up to 32 inches (81 cm) high and 50 inches (127 cm) wide. A steel door overlay is available in black or brushed nickel as well as faceplate trims. Look no further, treat yourself to Osburn's legendary quality!

Specifications

Manual

Osburn 2000 Wood Insert

What Our Experts Think

• Powerful Heating: Perfect for heating medium to large rooms efficiently, providing consistent warmth with minimal wood usage.
• Eco-Friendly Combustion: Features an advanced airwash system and low emissions, making it an environmentally conscious choice.
• Sleek & Modern Aesthetic: Designed to complement a variety of home decors while offering outstanding performance.
• Easy-to-Use: User-friendly controls for effortless heat regulation and air intake adjustment.
• Built to Last: Durable construction ensures reliability and longevity, with low maintenance needs.
• Cost Savings: A cost-effective solution for reducing heating costs while increasing home comfort.

Q&A

Q: What type of wood does it burn?
A: It burns seasoned hardwood for the most efficient and effective heating.

Q: How long does it burn per load?
A: The insert provides up to 8 hours of burn time, depending on wood type and burn conditions.

Q: Does it come with a blower?
A: Yes, an optional blower is available to enhance heat circulation.

Q: Is the Osburn 2000 EPA-certified?
A: Yes, it is EPA-certified, meeting the 2020 clean burning standards.

Q: What are the insert's dimensions?
A: Approx. 29 ½” W x 23 ⅞” H x 19 ¾” D.

Q: Does it qualify for tax credits?
A: Yes, it qualifies for the federal biomass stove tax credits.

Maintenance Tips

• Remove Ashes Regularly – Empty the ash pan often to maintain proper airflow and prevent buildup in the firebox.
• Check Gaskets – Inspect the door and glass gaskets for wear, replacing them if damaged to ensure a tight seal.
• Clean the Glass – Use a wood stove glass cleaner or a damp cloth with ash to keep the glass free from soot.
• Chimney Inspection – Sweep the chimney once a year to remove creosote and ensure a safe, efficient burn.
• Inspect Firebricks – Check for cracks or damage and replace firebricks if needed to maintain heat efficiency.
• Burn Seasoned Wood – Only burn dry, seasoned wood to reduce creosote and ensure optimal performance.