2010年1月2日 · I sent the following email to Nelson Products last night about concerns on their heat reclaimer: "I have a Magic Heat reclaimer model MH-6-R. Last year, it was being used on a pre EPA wood stove. I bought an EPA rated catalytic wood stove that burns more efficiently and hooked up the reclaimer to it.

2009年2月1日 · Installs into flue of your wood, oil or coal furnace or heater, Magic Heat™ Reclaimer consists of 10 heat-exchanger tubes and a thermostatically controlled fan to blow warmed air into the room. Turns on at 150° and off at 110°F. 115 Volts.

2011年3月6日 · Not a hard care member or a hater . . . but never went with the Magic Heat . . . figured there was a reason only one or two members were fervent supporters of the MH . . . and I soon realized that with the proper sized woodstove in the proper location using well seasoned wood and running it properly that I would have more than enough heat for my entire home without adding on a device that ...

2010年11月4日 · RE: [woodheat] Magic Heat Reclaimer Ruth wrote: > I have a Vogelzang Heartwood Wood-Burning Heater. > At time of purchase, > I installed a blower. In looking around a see a > Magic Heat Reclaimer > for wood stoves. Sounds pretty good to me. Was > wondering if I could > have the heat reclaimer and also the blower. Or > am I just throwing my ...

2007年1月29日 · Magic Heat Reclaimer. Thread starter buildingmaint; Start date Jan 29, 2007; Active since 1995, Hearth.com ...

2011年12月2日 · the heat going out your stack is a necessary evil so to speak. it keeps the flue drawing, and also helps keep it clean. adding a heat reclaimer to a stack reduces what gets into the flue and could cause an unwanted drop in stack temperature. with a higher efficiency epa unit yoiu are already getting more out of the stove and less up the stack ...

2010年1月2日 · There are very few members here who have Magic Heat reclaimers . . . and very few who advocate the use of these . . . especially with the newer stoves. There was one member here who was a staunch proponent of these . . . but he is no longer here . . . mainly because he was also giving some very questionable advice on other topics as well ...

2009年9月24日 · If you do a search you'll find many threads about them. However, in the end, most of us do not like them. The main reason is that a certain amount of heat is required to send the smoke and gasses up the chimney (heat rises). If you rob some of that heat you many times end up with a big creosote problem. That is something you do not want.

2023年2月1日 · From sales info on Magic heat, It is designed for use with all types of heating equipment with inside flue temperatures exceeding 350 degrees and skin temperatures of 250 degrees. Is it common for the inside of the flue to be 100 degrees hotter than the skin?

2013年12月22日 · It's a US 2000 stove model it should be heating 2000 square feet. We are burning seasoned oak maple and Elm. It's in a finished basement with an open stairwell beside it. It was suggested to get a magic heat reclaimer. I'm torn about the heat reclaimer should I get one or replace the stove? If new stove do you have any recommendations?