I have a thermometer stuck through the outside vent hole and sitting on the firebox of my stove. I used this to test the temp that I was getting out of the stove at different LFF and LBA. I have it tuned in so I am getting the most heat with the LBA on 9 (believe it or not), but I was just wondering what other people are getting for heat output on their stoves?
How hot should 25-SHP-240 get?
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gonna depend on a bunch of varibles, input BTU , heat range , blower setting , evl, etc. air should be fairly hot but not "ouch in 2 seconds" hot , the unit was meant to supply heated air over a long duration. its not a quick heat the room heater but does well in long fire , clean reload , long fire.
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