Harman P43 Pics!

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MrJitters

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Jun 10, 2008
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Vermont
Well, as posted earlier, I got my P43 up and running last night. It runs beautifully. The only fly in the ointment was the ExcellPellet vent pipe leaks a miniscule amount of smoke. I suspect the 3"-4" adapter as the culprit. At any rate, I sealed all joints only on the outside with clear silicon and problem solved. Hated to have to do it, but probably just me being anal. Some "newness" smell but not too bad. Not anywhere bad enough to open a window. Heat output is very good. Pictured is feed set at 3.5, blower on max. I am using the thermistor 55' away in the living space upstairs. The manual says this is a no-no, but I used Belden 14/2 cable for any possible voltage drop issues and it works perfect.

Stove is in a semi-finished basement. I am using outside air for code clearance from a window.

Overall the P43 is fairly quiet. Certainly quiet enough where it is. There is a barely perceptable vibration noise from the auger. My wife can hear in better than I. I am deaf as a haddock, so no problem for me.

This is my first pellet stove, so I have nothing to compare to, but heat output on 3.5 seems alot. Like other Harmans, the heat radiates from the top and sides. Not just from the blower. After keeping an eye on things today, and assuming no problems, I will allow the stove to run overnight. Mid 30's here today with wind and rain in the forecast so we shall see.

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Looks good. I see you insulated your air intake. That will help.
 
Nice job and I must also comment on the manual. Is Obama going to ban the manual once he "attempts" to take your guns if he makes it?

You mean the P-45?

Eric
 
Looks great. Did the stove replace another model
or is it just an addition to the Harman line up?
What are the specs? I didn't see it on the Harman site
or maybe I didn't look hard enough.
 
Looks good.I especially like the manual Lock and load brother

Thanx. Back at you brother! :)

Is Obama going to ban the manual once he “attempts” to take your guns if he makes it?

I'd like to see him try. :)

You mean the P-45?

No P43. It is essentially a P38 with the P68 electronics.

Looks great. Did the stove replace another model
or is it just an addition to the Harman line up?
What are the specs? I didn’t see it on the Harman site
or maybe I didn’t look hard enough.

No, the stove did not replace another model as far as I know. Supposedly, Harman ran off 300 of these units for whatever reason, only known to them I guess. Somehow, the local stove dealer in Montpelier, Vermont got some and gave me a call. I was waiting not so patiently for a P68. The 43 is nothing more than a P38 on steroids. :lol: So far she is running like a Rolex. I'm only on day 2. I believe the specs are the same as the P38+, except the extra 5000BTU is now full time I guess.
 
Looks good!

Thanks for posting the pictures, always neat to see new stoves.
 
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