DICKINSON ALASKA oil stove

Small, compact freestanding cabin stove. Fuel: diesel or heating oil. Fuel regulator easily accessible behind a stainless steel cover. Door with window, through which the flames can be observed. Equipped with 6" Airflow burner shell of rust-free steel.

12 volt support ventilator, also available in 24 volt.

Heat production and fuel consumption (min/max) 1.9/4.75 kW - 0.24/0.60 l/h.

Required exhaust accessories: 3" / 75 mm (see accessories).

DICKINSON ship's stoves of Canada, made since 1932. Originally conceptualized for fishermen and professional mariners, these stoves stand out for their simple, but well-thought-out, design and solid construction.
All stoves are, as far as is possible, made of stainless steel. The stove plates are made of ground cast iron.

Functionality: All stoves work on the simple shell-burner principle. They can be used with either diesel or heating oil. The oil runs from a tank, which must be installed at least 30 cm higher than the stove, with natural filling serving as regulator. If no tank can be integrated, the use of an electric fuel pump is also possible. The installable regulator - developed and made by DICKINSON - keeps the correct fuel feed to the burner shell and, using a float switch, ensures the feed, in case the flame goes out unnoticed. Reliable functionality, because it runs without failure-prone electronics and electrical systems. The regulator has a safety shutdown integrated in the adjustment knob that breaks the fuel flow when the temperature remains over 75°C. The stoves work very quietly and give off a comfortable, dry warmth! To support the burning - exceptionally when lighting the stove or in difficult circumstances - the adjustable ventilator under that burner shell can be set. For optimal burning, all stoves come equipped with a removable superheater.