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Available in sizes from 100,000 BTU to
500,000 BTU, an Econoburn high-efficiency wood-fired boiler will save you
hundreds – and quite possibly thousands – of dollars on your annual
heating costs. Whether your home or business utilizes forced air,
radiant floor, or a traditional hot water baseboard heating system, an
Econoburn boiler will save you money. What’s more, Econoburn boilers are
so efficient they burn just 1/2 the wood compared to traditional outdoor
wood furnaces!
INDOOR and OUTDOOR models available!
 Econoburn’s
indoor model is designed for installation in the basement, utility room,
or virtually any outbuilding. It offers the comfort and convenience
of indoor operations. Our outdoor model is designed as a direct
replacement for the outdated smoky, wood-guzzling outdoor wood furnace.
 Indeed,
it will fit on the same concrete pad and connect to the same supply and
return pipes used by conventional outdoor wood furnaces. Plus, the
outdoor model includes an integrated air vent and circulator pump and
requires NO plate heat exchanger – saving hundreds of dollars on
installation costs! Just like a high efficiency gas or oil boiler, the
pressurized operation of our indoor and outdoor models gives the Econoburn
2 1/2 times the life expectancy of conventional open-system wood furnaces.
Best of all, our indoor and outdoor models feature the same
state-of-the-art gasification technology which yields an amazing 87%
thermal efficiency!
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 Econoburn’s
wood
gasification technology increases
burning
efficiency, minimizes emissions, and
saves you money
As wood is burned in Econoburn’s firebox, fresh air is blown downward
through the logs and coals. This hot smoke and air mixture is forced
into the lower combustion chamber and mixed with a second jet of
super-heated air creating a torch-like combustion of the retained gases –
a process called wood gasification.
The result:
almost all the gases are burned, with little residual soot or creosote.
The extra energy is transferred to Econoburn’s full jacket heat exchanger
yielding a thermal efficiency of 87%! What’s more, burning wood, nature’s
oldest renewable fuel, releases a similar amount of CO2 as if the wood
slowly decomposed on the forest floor.
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