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Post by StanT » Fri. Feb. 05, 2010 7:35 am

What is the amp draw and cfm of the fan inside the hopper? This would be a great stove if the fan was not there,

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Post by WNY » Fri. Feb. 05, 2010 7:45 am

If You talking about the Combustion Fan? it's NOT in the hopper, it should be mounted below the stoker unit.

It probably doesn't draw much, Less than an 1 amp, CFM is probably around 30-60CFM? I think?? .
but the guys from LL could tell you exactly what it is

YOU REALLY NEED the combustion fan to run the stove to keep the fire burning, otherwise you would have to run a Hand Fed stove that doesn't require any electricity.

You can look on the LL Site it tells you.
http://www.leisurelinestoves.com/

Leisure Line Stoker Stoves Power Draw

Feeder Motor - .55amps
Combustion Fan - .58amps
Convection Fan - 1.86amps
Power Venter - 1.77 amps or 136 watts

 
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Post by Johnshan » Fri. Feb. 05, 2010 3:18 pm

StanT wrote:What is the amp draw and cfm of the fan inside the hopper? This would be a great stove if the fan was not there,

Thanks, Stan
Are you having problems with the fan?


 
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Post by StanT » Fri. Feb. 05, 2010 4:13 pm

So far so good,PPL raised rates, just checking

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Post by WNY » Fri. Feb. 05, 2010 5:12 pm

Hopefully your gas bill reduction (or electric depending on what you heat with) will help with the stove running.

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