Burning Log Turbo 10 Hi-tec

[justin.burke.5891]

First post here so let’s jump right in...as the title says, my stove is a Burning Log Turbo 10 Hi-tec. This winter I feel as I’m starting to understand how the thing works but yet I’m still confused. I’ve recently learned it is a catalyst stove. I gave the cats a good blowing out with compressed air. Not sure if that was the right thing to do but the amount of ash that came out was amazing. I lit the stove that evening and seen the catalysts “light up”. Figured that was a good sign, but I had to get the stove top temp to around 500°F. Is that normal? Do they work below that temp? The stove was pumping out more heat than needed in our house. I also gather from a little research that the catalyst need replacing every few years. Who knows how old these ones are. Where do you get new ones? I also noticed in the firebox a tube looping from the back of one side, to the front and back to the other side. On the back side of the front section there are slits in that tube. Is that where the “hi-tec” comes in? Like a hybrid stove? I’ve seen on YouTube where secondary burn stoves use a tube like that but I don’t witness burning coming from the slits. If anyone has some knowledge of this stove or a manual, please chime it. I would greatly appreciate the input.


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[Rspvt]

Did anyone respond? I'm trying to revive the same model after many years of storage.

 

[Jan Pijpelink]

Looks very much like a Kent stove, also from Australia (originated in New Zealand). Looks almost like a twin. Searched for a manual, nowhere to be found, so far. The company website has almost zero information.

 

[chimneychick]

This stove is an Australian unit and is not tested nor listed in the Canadian market but does have a UL listing
I cannot find a manual anywhere

Brand	Burning Log
Heating Type	Convection
Base Style	Pedestal
Fan	Optional 2 speed fan
Cook Top	Yes
Ash Pan	No
Finish	High Temperature Stove Paint (Charcoal)
Heating Capacity	240m² or 26 Squares 12.6kW
Dimensions (mm) height x width x depth	710mm H x 625mm W x 485mm D
Efficiency	69%
Baffle Material	12mm Steel
Firebox Side Lining	Bricks
Firebox Base Lining	Nil
Door Opening Size (mm)	435mm x 220mm
Flue Diameter	150mm / 6"
Domestic Boiler/Wetback	No Option
Warranty	15 Year Limited Warranty
Made In	Australia
Min Clearance - Rear Wall (mm)	100mm
Min Clearance - Side Wall (mm)	250mm
Min Clearance - Corner Installation (mm)	100mm
Minimum Hearth Size - Flat Wall Installs	900mm x 1000mm
Hearth Required Forward of Door Opening	300mm
Min Hearth Thickness (mm)	12mm

 

[Tylervt]

Turbo 10 Wood Stove​

Small steel wood stove with tile surround From mid 1980’s

 

[JC1000]

Turbo 10 Wood Stove​

Small steel wood stove with tile surround From mid 1980’s

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[jj817]

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Do you happen to have any of the pages that cover operations? Looks like I can see a bit to the left side of the fine tuning picture. Thanks for posting these, just purchased a home with one of these stoves up in Northern Minnesota.