Wood/Coal Hot Water Furnace Models 35EKB & 45EKB

Specifications

 

Energy King Wood Hot Water Furnace & Coal Hot Water Furnace

Unit is not ASME approved

 

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Energy King wood hot water furnaces and coal hot water furnaces are safe, efficient, and reliable stand-alone or add-on hydronic heaters, designed to provide your family with a lifetime of comfort and top performance.


 

MODEL 35EKB

MODEL 45EKB
H x W x D
54.5" x 24" x 38"
54.5" x 24" x 43"
Leg Height
4"
4"
Shipping Weight (approx.)
1000 lbs.
1100 lbs.
Heating Area (approx.)*
up to 2,500 sq ft
up to 4,000 sq ft
BTU Capacity (approx.)*
140,000
160,000
Water Capacity (approx.)
35 gal.
45 gal.
1/4" Steel Firebox
(H x W x D)
30" x 17" x 30"
30" x 17" x 35"
Cubic Feet of Firebox
8.5 cu. ft.
10 cu. ft.
Flue Size
8"
8"
Flue Collar Height
(top vent)
55 1/2"
55 1/2"
Flue Collar Height
(rear vent, to center)
41"
41"
Log Length
26"
32"
Loading Door Size
13.5" x 15.5"
13.5" x 15.5"
Ash Door Size
7.25" x 11.5"
7.25" x 11.5"
Sliding Baffle
Standard
Standard
Insulated Cabinet
Standard
Standard
1/4" Steel Plate Water Jacket
Standard
Standard
Wall Thermostat
Standard
Standard
Wood/Coal
Hot Water Furnace
Draft Control (link)
Forced or Auto
Forced or Auto
Pre-wired Components
Standard
Standard
Wood Grates
Standard
Standard
Shaker Grates
Optional
Optional
Copper Coil 4"
Optional
Optional
Cast Iron Hearth Plates
(Front & Rear)
Standard
Standard
Removable Ash Pan
Standard
Standard
Waterjacketed Back
Standard
Standard
Warranty
6 Year Prorated
6 Year Prorated

 

Quality backed with a prorated SIX YEAR WARRANTY on firebox. Castings, electrical, gauges, relief valves and coils are backed by their manufacturers' warranty.

 

All units require a class "A" all-fuel chimney.
Installation must conform to local and state building codes.
Unit is not ASME approved.

 

* The heating capacity specifications are provided as guidelines only and in no way guarantee the output or capacity of the units. The actual BTU output depends on the type of fuel being burned and its condition, the thermostat setting, the draft adjustments and the chimney into which the unit is installed.