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US Stove GW1949 Wiseway Non-Electric Pellet Stove

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Features

  • EPA-certified nonelectric pellet stove utilizes a Natural gravity feed system, for less maintenance
  • 40,000 BTUs heats up to 2,000 sq. Ft
  • Uses standard 3-inch pellet venting
  • 60-Pound Hopper lasts for up to 30 hours
  • Silent operation and Modern Style
  • Material Type: Steel

Description

US Stove Wiseway pellet stove takes away the need for electricity by utilizing a natural gravity feed system that eliminates all mechanical parts, meaning less maintenance and fewer breakdowns. This patented revolutionary design is the only epa-certified and UL-listed nonelectric pellet stove on the market today. The Wiseman is easy to start and operate. Simply heat the burn chamber and flue and start the pellet flow with a propane Torch. This stove uses a natural draft that will take over and Ramp the stove up to temperature. Adjustments are simple by opening and closing fresh air intakes on the front of the stove. The window allows you to see the flame traveling up the body of the stove. Since it uses no electricity, heat is radiated off the 3-1/2 inch tubing and the steel baffles on the back. This stove offers extremely small clearances on the rear and sides, making it easy to install. Since it does not use any electricity, this stove is the perfect source of heat for areas that are prone to blackouts or for off-the-grid installations.

Brand: US Stove


Material: Alloy Steel


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 24"D x 15"W x 52"H


Item Weight: 131 Pounds


Brand: US Stove


Material: Alloy Steel


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 24"D x 15"W x 52"H


Item Weight: 131 Pounds


Assembly Required: Yes


Heat Output: 40000 British Thermal Units


Ventilation Type: Vent Free


Fuel Type: Electric


Mounting Type: Freestanding


Manufacturer: United States Stove Company


UPC: 012685019499


Global Trade Identification Number: 99


Item Weight: 131 pounds


Item model number: GW1949


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Finish types: Black


Care instructions: wipe clean


Number of pieces: 1


Warranty Description: 3 years on firebox. 1 year on cabinet.


Batteries required: No


Included Components: stove


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    • Works great heats really well.
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The media could not be loaded. Smokes a lot with bad fumes on first start up. Recommend running first outside. This stove heats really well. Easy to start but so far it would be nice if I could control heat a little better. I will update after in use for a while. Update: after using for a while it kept smoking in the house. It had a bad weld which I had someone fix for a small fee Amazon helped with the cost. Really works great so far. I will update with more use. Update: After a couple months of use it is working great. I have a 2500 sq foot 2 story house with an addition on the back. I have it installed in the addition and it will heat my addition kitchen and dining room pretty well with the help of 2 heat powered fans mounted directly on stove surface. After some trial and error I have found I can control the heat pretty well. I can typically keep constant 400 450 500 and 600 temps. If you purchase the triangular slow burn basket you can keep the temperature at just about 300-350 and one 40lb bag lasted 38 hours. The 3rd video is with the slow burn basket. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2022 by A Tanner A Tanner
    • Do not use In living space.
The media could not be loaded. So it worked great for the first week or two heating a detached garage. After that it’s been a no go. I have taken it apart cleaning it for the past month and it keeps smoking out of the fill bin and that other bin in the video. And after a wile with the heat of the smoke it heats the pellets up in the fill bin and they get damp and clog up. The ten will go from say 500 start up down to 100 probably because the smoke is going the wrong way. It also fills garage with smoke. 100% do not use in a living space. I figured I’d give it a try In my garage but doesn’t look like it’s going to work out. It was an expensive try but you live and learn I guess. I have not yet called there support line. I’m a licensed plumber/gas’s fitter and insulator. So I’d say I’m a professional on this type of stuff. I also have a pellet stove and wood furnace in my home. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021 by Cfrigon
    • Serving us well so far
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We've had our pellet stove running for about eight weeks now and it's performing well. We heat our main floor of our home which is about 1800 square feet plus a portion of the upper level (another 900 or so square feet) with this stove plus one auxiliary propane wall heater. While it hasn't gotten really cold (we live in central Nebraska) it has maintained a constant comfortable level of heat on our coldest nights (so far of nine above zero.) The propane heater will cycle off an on at about the same rate it did when we had a conventional wood burner installed in this same location. It took a week or so of getting to understand how best to light and when to clean. I like to burn it full speed as I was once taught by a chimney sweep to burn "hot" to reduce creosote problems. So far, I clean every two days and have been burning about 60 pounds of pellets per 24-hour period. I hooked it up to my existing 6-inch chimney which extends 12 feet straight up. It tends to light best if I don't allow the chimney to get too cold. Overall, at this point, I am pleased with this heater. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024 by Joe Joe
    • So far, so good!
I received this item toward the end of our winter season here in Northern Montana, so take this with a grain of salt. The installation was a breeze and assembly was very, very simple. The stove's simple design was easy to understand when I began fussing with it. The fit and finish left a little bit to be desired but this stove is definitely on the utilitarian side of the spectrum so not really a big deal. My only worry is there might be an issue with the integrity of the welds but its something we can fix. I made sure to burn it outside first to remove the 'gunk' leftover from manufacturing (I would highly recommend doing this as it put off LOTS of smoke). It feeds pellets well and gets up to temperature quickly. We opted for this option for one simple reason: there is no need for electricity. This is our only viable, long term heat source in our home and we simply couldn't take the chance of losing power and thus losing heat. I have some apprehension about its ability to keep our home warm during our coldest winter months but time will tell. I will update after next winter. EDIT: Ive been burning this stove for about a month now and I have to say, I am really enjoying it. It does take a little tinkering to get the right pellet, draft, etc but once you know your stove (and when to clean it) it puts off quite a bit of heat. I will update this again sometime next winter when the cold has really set in here in northern Montana. Update - Year 2: We are 3.5 months into operating our stove this winter and I thought I'd share our experience. We changed or chimney setup from a ~20' vertical pipe to a 15' vertical pipe with 2x 90 degree angles to take the chimney out our wall and up through our eve. This goes AGAINST the manufacturers recommendations and they are absolutely correct in recommending against the installation of elbows. The stove heats our living space well enough but it does not burn nearly as hot as it was before (previously 550-650F fully closed, currently 400-500F fully closed). While it does heat our home there are a few big problems created by this change in function. First and foremost, the reduced operating temperature creates SIGNIFICANTLY more ash. Due to constant smoking and low operating temps I check on the condition of my 3" ID stove pipe used to draft/vent the stove. It was constricted by over 50% due to the build up of ash which is incredibly problematic considering the amount we've burned the stove this winter. Secondly, the fuel efficiency is reduced fairly significantly because it isn't fully consumed. This causes more frequent clean outs of the bottom ash tray as well as clearing the clinker tray because the partially consumed pellets die and clump up on the plate. While Im not yet regretting this purchase I certainly did not do myself any favors when installing my new chimney. If you are going to install this chimney yourself make sure you follow the manufactures recommendations of running it straight up, no matter how inconvenient that may be. NOTE: If you do decide to order this product, be ready to wait quite a while for it to be delivered. If it is shipped with NSD they took an additional 3 weeks past the anticipated delivery date. Call them right off the bat and hound them until its delivered. They had dismal customer service but the squeaky wheel gets the grease. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2019 by Andrew
    • Gravity sucks!
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Gravity feed rarely works, the pellets burn into a clump and then clog the chute. Takes forever to get the pellets lit, it is a neat concept but in reality it is a poor design. Once you get it started you have to keep opening the middle lid to shove a rod down the pellets to get them to drop. It's like trying to inseminate an elephant, you really have to go deeper than you think to get it all the way in there. Then you have to shove a flat blade between the basket rungs to get the burned leftovers to drop into the lower catch tray otherwise the new pellets won't drop and the whole thing fizzles out. It's a lot of work for a very little amount of heat. I would highly recommend getting any other pellet heater and stay away from gravity feed! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025 by J. Pantas J. Pantas

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