CC-001 Royal Scot 6" x 2" Round Canned Catalytic Combustor

Our CC-001 Royal Scot 6" x 2" Round Canned Catalytic Combustor is designed to function at elevated temperatures, ensuring optimal efficiency and durability. Plus, by maintaining regularly, you can enjoy long-lasting performance and improved indoor air quality. Trust us to help you stay warm while also doing your part to protect the planet. This product is a 25-cell replacement catalytic combustor measuring 6" round by 2" high with a metal band. The following wood stove models are compatible with this canned ceramic honeycomb combustor:

• Royal Scot

Recommendation on Installing Combustor Gaskets

When installing a replacement catalytic combustion chamber, it's essential to do a precise expansion joint between the catalytic converter and the stove housing. Avoid "packing" any gasket type between the combustor housing and the stove's combustion chamber. Failure to provide a visible expansion joint can result in an early fracture of the burner and overheating of the stove's components during installation of the new replacement burner. Tight gaskets can make it difficult to remove the old combustor, so it's essential to clear any leftover gasket material and perform a clean installation. By doing this, you can avoid spending more money in the future.

What you need to know about catalytic combustors

PLEASE NOTE: To use a catalytic combustor, your wood stove or fireplace will need a bypass damper. The exhaust must flow somewhere else until the combustor is hot enough to do its job (when the exhaust temperature isn't high enough for a combustor to "light off" the wood smoke).

Will I Need A Gasket For My Catalytic Combustor?

Combustors without stainless steel "can" must always have inserted a fresh expanding gasket. Our combustor gasket wrap can be with uncanned combustion chambers. This 1/16-inch thick, 2-inch, or 3-inch wide, soft, lightweight, and flexible cloth can purchase by the foot. The chemically bound water inside the interam wrap is released when subjected to excessive heat, cooling the outer surface and limiting extreme heat transmission, safeguarding your heat burner and combustor.

THE LAW:

Any EPA-certified catalytic wood stoves must be operated with combustors under federal law to reduce air pollution throughout the stove's lifetime.

Last updated on June 30th, 2019.

Downloads:

• What Is A Catalytic Wood Stove Combustor
• Difference Between Canned And Uncanned Combustors
• What Types Of Stoves Use Catalytic Combustors
• When To Replace Your Catalytic Combustor