Focus 3600
Description
The Focus 3600’s versatile size, large viewing space, 1.4gr/h emissions and high efficiency make it ideal for retrofits and new installations alike.
Power and performance in a small package. At 2.1 cubic feet, the firebox of the Focus 3600 is the same size as the average wood stove, except it takes up less floor space and has a contemporary, built-in design. Despite its com-pact size, the Focus 3600 offers a large viewing space and generates an impressive amount of heat. With such a small footprint, the Focus not only saves space in the home, but it can be installed virtually anywhere.
- 2.1 cubic foot firebox
- Heats up to 1500 square feet
- EPA 2020 certified at an emission rate of 1.49 gr/hour
- Optimal efficiency of 79%
- Options include Internal Blower, Heat Dump, Gravity Vents
- Mobile Home Certified
- Certified with 6″ EXCEL Chimney
Options
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
Gravity Vent Kit
The gravity vent kit uses natural convection to distribute the heat generated by the fireplace to the same floor and/or floors above the fireplace.
Gravity Vent Kit – Rectangular
The gravity vent kit uses natural convection to distribute the heat generated by the fireplace to the same floor and/or floors above the fireplace.
Internal Blower
The internal blower kit will increase the circulation of heated air in the room where the fireplace is installed.
Heat Dump
The Heat Dump Kit contains all the parts necessary to circulate a moderate amount of heat from your fireplace to another room with a small fan.
Masonry Chimney Adapter
This adapter will attach to the liner with 3 stainless steel rivets (provided) and to the EXCEL chimney with 3 screws (provided).
Specifications
Note: The installation manual should always be used for the precise planning and accurate installation of your fireplace.
| PERFORMANCE | |
|---|---|
| Firebox Dimensions | 2.1 cubic feet |
| EPA Certification | 1.49g/hr |
| Optimal Efficiency | 79% |
| Heating Capacity | 800 to 1,500 ft2
Depends primarily on wood quality, ambient air temperature and building heat loss. |
| BTU Output Range | 11 000 to 50 000
Actual BTU output depends on many factors, but primarily on the quality of the wood burned. |
