Englander Blue Ridge 500-I Wood Stove 2,700 sq. ft. With Blower New

Manufacturer: England's Stove Works

SKU: ESW0014

Englander Blue Ridge 500-I Wood Stove 2,700 sq. ft. With Blower New

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Englander Blue Ridge 500-I Wood Stove 2,700 sq. ft. With Blower New

Product Overview

The Englander Blue Ridge 500-I Wood Stove With Blower ESW0014 is a high-efficiency heating solution, boasting a 3.5 ft³ firebox that ensures up to 10 hours of burn time. This EPA-certified stove has a non-catalytic combustion system, offering an eco-friendly and efficient way to heat your space. The steel top, reinforced with a stainless steel heat shield, ensures durability and longevity, while the cast iron door and ceramic glass add a touch of elegance and sophistication to the overall design.

Perfect for areas up to 2,700 sq. ft.

Limited 5 year warranty on parts

Brand new in box

Ships directly from IN

Features

Heats up to 2,700 ft²
High efficiency 3.5 ft³ firebox
Up to 10 hours burn time
Spring faceplate adjustment system which easily adapts to any type of hearth
Steel top reinforced with a stainless steel heat shield

Cast iron door and ceramic glass
EPA certified
Proudly made in USA
Non-catalytic combustion system
Qualifies for the 30% US tax credit

Specifications

Door type	Single, glass with cast iron frame
Door opening size (Width)	19"
Door opening size (Height)	10 5/8"
Glass type	Ceramic glass
Glass surface - W x H	16 5/8" x 11 3/4"
Steel thickness-body	3/16"
Steel thickness-top	3/8"
Firebox size (Width)	22 7/8"
Firebox size (Height)	13"
Firebox size (Depth)	20 1/8"
Maximum log length	22" oriented East-West
Log positioning	Loading over width and over depth
Firebox lined with refractory bricks	Yes
Baffle type	High quality vermiculite
Minimum fireplace opening (Width)	31"
Minimum fireplace opening (Height)	26 1/4"
Minimum fireplace opening (Depth)	18 3/8"
High-efficiency certified appliance	Yes, EPA 2020 approved
Canadian Standard (emissions)	CSA B415.1-10
USA Standard (emissions)	EPA
Canadian Standard (safety)	ULC S628
USA Standard (safety)	UL 1482, UL 737
Warranty	Limited 5 years
Clearance (Single Wall Pipe)	84"
Fuel type	Dry cordwood (16" recommended)
Recommended heating area	1,000 - 2,700 ft²
Overall firebox volume	3.5 ft³
EPA loading volume	2.88 ft³
Maximum burn time	10 h
Maximum heat output-dry cordwood	110,000 BTU/h (32.2 kW)
Minimum overall heat output rate	17,200 BTU/h (5.0 kW)
Maximum overall heat output rate	57,800 BTU/h (16.9 kW)

Average overall efficiency-dry cordwood (HHV)	71 %
Average overall efficiency-dry cordwood (LHV)	76 %
Optimum efficiency	77 %
Optimum heat transfer efficiency	75 %
Average particulate emission rate	1.6 g/h
Average CO	73 g/h
From serial #	100
Certifications	EPA-2020
Short description	High efficiency 3.5 ft³ firebox
Mobile home approved	No
Premium quality blower included (CFM)	144
Certified according to applicable standards	CAN/USA accredited laboratory
Combustion technology	Non-catalytic
Stainless-steel secondary-air system	Yes
Flue outlet diameter	6"
Distance-center of the flue outlet to back unit	7 1/8"
Distance-center of the flue outlet to side unit	14 3/8"
Recommended chimney diameter	6"
Type of chimney	Liner ULC-S635, CAN/ULC-S640, UL 1777
Minimum chimney height	12'
Overall dimension (Width)	50"
Overall dimension (Height)	32"
Overall dimension (Depth)	28 7/8"

Package Contents

Wood Stove with Blower

32" x 50" faceplate

Air intake damper

144 CFM blower with thermodisc

Manual

Warranty

This item comes with a limited 5 year warranty on parts.

Manuals & Documentation

User's Manual

Installation

Warranty

Tax Credit

Customer Reviews

Big heat in a sleek package

I searched high and low for a large area wood stove insert at a reasonable price and this hit the nail on the head. It was difficult to find inserts to heat over 2000 sq/ft and I needed more than that. Our house is large and has tons of windows so it’s not very efficient in the winter and the cost of propane to run the furnaces was getting out of hand. Last winter we constantly ran 2 fireplaces and propane was still needed and countless cords of wood were burned. I was tired of this so began my wood stove insert search, ultimately landing on this. My biggest fear with an insert was heat getting trapped behind the faceplate, making it less efficient. Although I’m sure a free standing stove would be more efficient, the design of this works flawlessly. The easiest way to describe it is the stove having the main shell and then an air gap surrounded by another shell. All of the heat from the fire gets trapped in between. The fan then turns on automatically and pushes out that trapped heat into the room. My mind was blown how much heat it was putting out.
Full disclosure: the first fire I had was weak and I thought there was something wrong with the damper system. At wide open, the flame kept dying when I closed the door. I read the instruction manual a bunch of times and couldn’t find a solution. Eventually, I loaded it up with about 5 more pieces of wood and let the wood catch with the door cracked, when I closed the door the flame kept going and the heat started pumping out. I quickly learned this isn’t a stove for little mini fires. It likes to work and crank out heat.
Currently, with temperatures in the mid 20’s, it has completely kept the propane furnaces from kicking on and I’m using a fraction of the wood I used to use with an open fireplace. Again, mind blown.
Tips and tricks I learned for a quick startup:
1. Build the fire upside down… big logs with paper between. Then medium and small logs with paper between. Light the paper and let the fire get going until it is a legit fire with the door barely crack open. This will warm the flue and firebox. Don’t worry if the big logs haven’t lit. Open fire doesn’t like to work down quickly.
2. Once you have that good fire roaring, make sure the damper is all the way open and slowly close and latch the door the rest of the way. You’ll see the flame slow way down (way slower than I’m used to on a wood stove- this adds to the efficiency and burn time). You’ll begin to see the fire burning downward. All the flames will be on the top of the box “pushing” the fire down towards the bigger logs.
3. Once the fire is roaring with damper fully open and the fan kicks on, you can go half damper to closed damper to make that wood last all night. This cuts a majority of the flame but the wood is burning red hot and for a long time.
Long story short, I would definitely buy this insert again. Although I was hesitant because I thought heat would get trapped behind the faceplate, the fan distributes that trapped air behind the house extremely well. Currently I’m heating a 6,500 sq/ft house with this stove alone at 24 degrees outside (I do have the furnace fans set to cycle for 15 min every hour to help distribute the heat to far away areas which helps a lot). You won’t regret this purchase. It’s a steal at this price point. One last thing… this thing weights A LOT. Its quality built but difficult to lift into the fireplace and get properly situated. Once in the fireplace, there isn’t a lot of room to work so make sure you’re set for the install before maneuvering this thing.

Englander Blue Ridge 500-I Wood Stove 2,700 sq. ft. With Blower New