Introducing a new chapter for the RSF brand. The Focus 3600i is the very first fireplace insert developed by RSF. Its quality construction, low emissions, and high efficiency embody over 30 years of quality fireplace construction and experience.
- Clean, modern styling
- Easy to install
- Certified to NSPS 2020 at 1.49 g/hr
- Detachable flue collar with pull handle
- Optional heat activated internal blower
- Optional oversized backing plate (42” x 30”)
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The Focus 3600i Insert – Clean, modern styling
Backing Plate
If the original fireplace has an opening larger than the standard trim provided with the Focus 3600i Insert, an optional 42″ x 30 5/8″ Backing Plate can be added to fill in the space.
Deep Backing Plate
For larger spaces, an optional 42″ x 30 5/8″ Backing Plate with a 1 1/2″ depth can be added to fill in the space.
Internal Blower
The internal blower kit will increase air circulation in the room which the Focus 3600i Insert is installed. The internal blower plugs into a nearby outlet and does not require an electrician for setup.
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Documents and Specs
Focus 3600i Insert
Note: The installation manual should always be used for the precise planning and accurate installation of your fireplace.
| PERFORMANCE | |
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| Firebox Size | 2.1 cu ft
Based on overall firebox dimensions, EPA firebox volume per certification testing is 1.6 cubic feet. |
| Firewood Length | EPA tested with 12″ & 16″ logs, can accept up to 18″ logs |
| Glass Viewing Area | 241 in2
20 ½” W x 11 ¾” H |
| EPA Certification | 1.49g/h |
| BTU Output | 44,135 BTU/h
Based on EPA certification testing using cordwood and calculations from CSA B415.1-10 |
| BTU Maximum | 50,000 BTU/h
Based on engineering calculations using firebox volume, efficiency, loading density (12lb/cu ft for hardwood), average humidity, reloading interval, type of installation, etc. |
| Heating Capacity | 800 to 1,500 ft2
Depends primarily on wood quality, ambient air temperature and building heat loss. |
| Optimal Efficiency | 79%
Low Heating Value (LHV) using CSA B415.1-10 calculations. |
| EPA Average Efficiency | 74%
High Heating Value (HHV) using CSA B415.1-10 calculations. |
| EPA Average CO | 1.29 g/min
Carbon Monoxide (CO), using data from EPA crib wood testing |
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| OWNER’S MANUALS |
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| U.S. EPA Certificate |
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