Hello Everyone,
My father in law is willing to give me his Regency F2400M with the airmate blower.
Here is the manual https://assets.regency-fire.com/get...c-8b4f-f7389b4ffeff/F2400-English-Manual.aspx
Here is the brochure, this stove is on page 14 (broken link removed to https://assets.regency-fire.com/getdoc/ed987386-48c7-46bf-8a62-7bd304f0288e/Regency-Wood-brochure-(1))
The brochure says it heats 1000-2700 sq ft. The main floor in my house is about 700 sq ft, there is also a finished basement which is about 370 sq ft but not worried about heating that area as it does have a mini ductless system down there and we don't use that space much. Is this Regency stove going to be too much for my house or is this a stove i can throttle down and still cleanly burn while not chasing me out of the house. I am located in southern Maryland with winter temps being highs in 40s and lows in 30s. The stove is in a modern house that seems decently insulated.
The house already has a class a chimney pipe and an older Sierra wood stove. The reason i'm considering the Regency over the Sierra is the Sierra looks very small and like it wouldn't have a very long burn time. I can't read the info plate on the Sierra since it looks like someone aggressively cleaned it. I will try to add some photos of the current Sierra stove and will probably make a separate post to see if anyone can identify it.
Thanks for any help yall can provide!
Gene
My father in law is willing to give me his Regency F2400M with the airmate blower.
Here is the manual https://assets.regency-fire.com/get...c-8b4f-f7389b4ffeff/F2400-English-Manual.aspx
Here is the brochure, this stove is on page 14 (broken link removed to https://assets.regency-fire.com/getdoc/ed987386-48c7-46bf-8a62-7bd304f0288e/Regency-Wood-brochure-(1))
The brochure says it heats 1000-2700 sq ft. The main floor in my house is about 700 sq ft, there is also a finished basement which is about 370 sq ft but not worried about heating that area as it does have a mini ductless system down there and we don't use that space much. Is this Regency stove going to be too much for my house or is this a stove i can throttle down and still cleanly burn while not chasing me out of the house. I am located in southern Maryland with winter temps being highs in 40s and lows in 30s. The stove is in a modern house that seems decently insulated.
The house already has a class a chimney pipe and an older Sierra wood stove. The reason i'm considering the Regency over the Sierra is the Sierra looks very small and like it wouldn't have a very long burn time. I can't read the info plate on the Sierra since it looks like someone aggressively cleaned it. I will try to add some photos of the current Sierra stove and will probably make a separate post to see if anyone can identify it.
Thanks for any help yall can provide!
Gene
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