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Assembled Firebox & Smoke Dome Dimensions -
Magnum 86072 Series
Model
Minimum Framing
60”
76 1/2” W x 87 1/2” H x 29½” 2650 lbs.
72”
B
28”
28”
D
41”
41”
H
25 ¼”
25 ¼”
I
4 3/4”
4 3/4”
J
5”
5”
K
8”
8”
N
M
Right Section Front Elevation Plan Section
F
69 3/4”
57 1/4”
M
14 1/2”
14 1/2”
N
10 3/4”
10 3/4”
A
85 1/2 ”
73 1/2”
C
85 3/4 ”
85 3/4”
E
69”
G
55 1/2“
65 1/2”
C
D
H
G
I
K
F
E
B
A
J
81 1/4”
Weight
88 1/2” W x 87 1/2” H x 29½” 2950 lbs.
O
55 1/2”
65 1/2”
O
Dual Catalysts
Required
Catalytic Combustor system Operation
The proper use of a wood burning fireplace equipped with the Catalytic Combustor system will significantly reduce the
emissions that it produces. Simple fuel considerations with regard to moisture content, size, and quality of fuel will help control the
production of wood smoke and ultimately improve the performance of the Catalytic Combustor system and fireplace efficiency. With
proper care, the Catalytic Combustor system will provide years of fuel savings and lowered emissions. By following some simple
guidelines, you will ensure maximum performance and longevity.
The smoke that is usually seen coming out of a chimney is essentially a combination of unburned fuel (carbon and hydrogen)
and moisture in the form of water vapor. The Catalytic Combustor system is a technology that provides secondary combustion for
the wood burning process.
Avoid the use of treated, painted and laminated wood. Never incinerate garbage or other foreign materials. Do not use
artificial logs, colored newspaper or petroleum based fire starters. Avoid wood with high salt content. All of these materials may
contain compounds which can shorten the life of the catalyst. Wet or unseasoned wood may lower catalytic temperatures and result
in inefficient operation.
The Catalytic Combustor system is designed to function at optimum efficiency when the fireplace is burning clean, dry
cordwood as fireplace fuel. A simple visual inspection of the chimney during the wood burning process will determine catalytic
performance.
NOTE: Chimney smoke may be visible during the first 8-10 minutes of fireplace operation when the fire is first started and also
during the final 8-10 minutes of operation when the fire in the fireplace is going out. Otherwise, the catalytic system will eliminate
approximately 90% of the visible chimney smoke typically produced by a wood burning fireplace.