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BOSCA BCPS500BL Spirit 500 Pellet Stove
BOSCA BCPS500BL Spirit 500 Pellet Stove
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2940901 in Home
- Brand: Bosca
- Model: BCPS500BL
- Dimensions: 37.00" h x 23.00" w x 25.00" l, 293.00 pounds
Features
- The Spirit 500 Pellet Stove provides up to 53 hours of burn time on a single load of wood pellets
- Large ceramic glass viewing window with air-wash gives a beautiful view of the fire
- Heavy duty steel construction provides years of reliable service
- Automatic ignition for easy starting
- Two-speed room blower helps circulate soothing heat throughout your home
- The Spirit 500 Pellet Stove provides up to 53 hours of burn time on a single load of wood pellets
- Large ceramic glass viewing window with air-wash gives a beautiful view of the fire
- Heavy duty steel construction provides years of reliable service
- Automatic ignition for easy starting
- Two-speed room blower helps circulate soothing heat throughout your home
Product Description
The Spirit 500 Pellet Stove combines form and functionality with proven technology. Designed in Chile, the Spirit 500 offers a high-class, European styling with its rounded sides and a large ceramic glass viewing window for a beautiful view of the fire. With a digital control board and onboard diagnostics, this stove can easily be hooked to a wall mount thermostat for easy use and precise temperature control. Features a large ash drawer, a two-speed room blower to help circulate soothing heat throughout your home and automatic ignition for easy starting. Provides up to 53 hours of burn time on a single load of wood pellets. EPA certified and mobile home approved with Optional Fresh Air Kit. All BOSCA stoves are backed with the award winning customer service of United States Stove Company.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Beautiful and reliable
By Emmett Hoops
We have a small house, just under 1000 square feet. Any new appliance has to take up less square footage, if possible, than the one it's replacing. This Bosca fit the bill nicely. I was concerned, though, about a few things before I bought it. Was the hopper big enough to keep the stove burning 24 hours on a minus ten degree day? Was the force of hot air strong enough to warm up the farthest room? Was it easy to keep clean? Was it reliable?I'll address each concern with answers, now that I've had this stove for one month. I should mention that I do not use this with a thermostat, so it is constantly on.The hopper holds about 60 - 70 pounds, and during one very cold stretch that included a night with temperatures hitting 25 below zero, we kept it on medium high all day. The house stayed at 70 degrees with no other source of heat being used. The full hopper lasted almost exactly 25 hours at this rate. This is better than I expected. On normal cold days, say, 20 degrees above, we keep it on low and it lasts 36 hours.The force of the blower is stronger than that of a stove I had that was designed for twice the area. Far better than I expected.It is so easy to keep clean that I don't even need to wash my hands after vacuuming it. Because the air intake is from underneath, not through a space adjacent to the front glass as in so many pellet stoves, the front glass stays clean for days. The burn-pot is so ingeniously designed, and this stove is so efficient, that you can burn several bags of pellets before you even think of having to clean the burn-pot. And when you do, you'll see it's a two-part pot: you pull out the U-shaped part with holes, scrape it clean, and place it back into the burn-pot holder. Voila, you're done!It has never let us down. We can set it, fill the hopper, go away for a day, and come back, and it's firing away beautifully.Our experience with this stove has made us enthusiastic about looking for other appliances made in Chile.
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