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Seneca Medium Wood Stove - Heating Capacity 2200 Square Feet (HRSW-BAC)


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Seneca Medium Wood Stove - Heating Capacity 2200 Square Feet (HRSW-BAC)
Seneca Medium Wood Stove - Heating Capacity 2200 Square Feet (HRSW-BAC)




The Seneca wood stove is designed to quickly start and provide powerful heating capacity to any room or area. Available in three sizes to scale up from small rooms to larger areas, the Seneca is an efficient and handsome double walled stove with even heating ability. Its cast iron top can be used for cooking. Its single control air adjustment is designed to precisely meter air into the firebox for a long clean efficient burn.

Burn Time: up to 10 hours
Log Size: 19"
BTU/Cordwood: 65,000
Venting: 6 Inch
Dimensions: 27.5w x 24d x 29h



2011 US Tax Credit Information

Information from the HPBA -

On December 17, 2010, President Obama signed a bill that extended many of the consumer tax credits into 2011 to help boost the slowly recovering economy. The tax credit for the purchase of a biomass-burning stove was extended, but with additional restrictions. The tax credit for 2011 is structured as follows: 1) a 10% tax credit, capped at $300, for a 75% efficient biomass stove; 2) the lower heating value (LHV) efficiency measure was removed; 3) the credit applies to purchase price only, not installation; and 4) tax credit is for 2011 only. HPBA encourages all members to check with their tax advisors for further clarity.



Some important points of the tax credit are:

To be considered, a stove must use the burning of biomass fuel to heat a dwelling unit or to heat water for use in such a dwelling unit, and have a thermal efficiency rating of at least 75%;
Installation is no longer covered as of the 2011 amendment;
This consumer tax credit is 10% (up to $300) for the purchase and installation of a 75% efficient heating appliance in 2011;
This consumer tax credit is for 2011 only;
This credit applies only to existing principle residences;
Manufacturers must provide a certificate of qualification for each product as required in the guidance which can be obtained for the customer to use;
Taxpayers must retain the certification statement for tax recordkeeping purposes, but the certification is not required to be attached to the tax return;
If a manufacturer has documentation that a stove has already achieved the required efficiency rating, no further testing is required;
The IRS has not stated that inserts are covered, or are not covered, but based on EPA’s practice of treating inserts and freestanding biomass stoves in a similar fashion, manufacturers may choose to include inserts.