Furnace Installation and Technical Illustrations
Looking to install a WoodMaster outdoor wood furnace? This page is loaded with full-color PDF’s that easily explain the installation process as well as the advantages and features of WoodMaster outdoor furnaces.
CleanFire Outdoor Wood Furnaces
Traditional Outdoor Wood Furnaces
Traditional Titanium Series Cutaway View
Traditional Furnace Base & Dimensions
WoodMaster 3300 with 1 Pump Installed
WoodMaster 4400 with 2 Pumps Installed
WoodMaster 5500 with 2 Pumps Installed
WoodMaster 6500 with 4 Pumps Installed
Sharkbite Kit Existing Boiler, Plate Exchanger
Forced Air Furnace Heat Exchanger Fittings Kit
Maxim M255 PE Outdoor Wood Pellet Furnace
System and Wiring
Forced Air
Forced Air System
Forced Air System – Down Draft Furnace
Dual System – Baseboard & Forced Air
Dual System – Baseboard, Forced Air
Dual System – In Floor Radiant & Forced Air
Kickspace Heater & Forced Air System
Wiring – Zone Valve, Forced Air Furnace
Wiring – 3-Stage with Heat Pump
Wiring – 24-Volt Thermostat, Transformer
Wiring – 24-Thermostat, Zone Valve
Wiring – 24-Volt Thermostat, Forced Air, No Zone Valve
Wiring – Zone Valve, 24-Volt Thermostat, Transformer
Wiring – Aquastat, Heat Exchanger
Wiring – Zone Valve, 24-Volt Thermostat, Transformer, Zoning Pump
Wiring – Fan Relay, Fan, Limit Switch
Wiring – Two 24-V Thermostats and a Relay
Wiring – Aquastat and Fan to Address Overheating
Wiring – Single Thermostat with Aquastat
Radiant
Dual System – Baseboard & Forced Air
Dual System – In Floor Radiant & Forced Air
Baseboard System
Existing Boiler, Direct Plumbed (Depressurized)
Existing Boiler with Wraparound Pump (Pressurized)
Radiant Heat Single Zone
Radiant Heat with Flow Check Valve
Multi Zone In-Floor
Radiant Floor Heat
Radiant Heat Multi Zone In-Floor
Sample PEX Piping Layout
Large Manifold Assembly
Wiring – Zone Valve, Forced Air Furnace
