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Once you are able to remove your finger from the knob and the pilot stays lit, you know that the pilot is going to continue to operate. The next step would be to press the knob in a little bit and turn it to the "On" position. Now the valve is in the standby mode and ready to resume normal operation.

@@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire when I turn my to on it actually lights it’s not in a standby mode does that mean it’s not working correctly.. I was also told my retailer the same thing. But it doesn’t seem to work that way. Another issue I have is when I do light it I get a blue flame and in about 30 seconds it goes out and the pilot goes out very frustrating.

Yes, the Lopi Northfield can be converted to operate on liquid propane. If you purchase the Standing Pilot (Millivolt) version, everything you need for the conversion is included with the stove. If you purchase the Deluxe version, an additionally purchased stepper motor is required for the conversion. More information can be found here: www.lopistoves.com/product/northfield-radiant-mv/ We encourage you to speak with a dealer for more information tailored to your specific needs. www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

An 18 inch log will fit side to side, but not front to back.

This is a Large Flush Wood Insert.

Hello, we do have a handful of dealers in Florida. More so with our Fireplace Xtrordinair brand than Lopi. You can use the dealer locator tool on any of our websites to find the nearest dealer to you: www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/ www.fireplacex.com/where-to-buy/ www.firegardenoutdoors.com/dealer-locator/

To find out more information or get a quote for installation, please reach out to a dealer near you. www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

Yes, the Rockport will heat up to 2000 square feet. The refreshed NexGen-Hybrid™ model qualifies for a 30% tax credit up to $2,000. Also, there is a sale running until June 2nd on all Lopi products. www.lopistoves.com/product/rockport-nexgen-hybrid/

Contact your local dealer for a quote www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

@@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire Nah.. I just went to the scrap yard and got a bunch of metal.. You already showed your entire design; it's easy to build.

More power to you! Please share the results on your RUclips channel!

We appreciate your interest. www.lopistoves.com/product/liberty-nexgen-fyre/

These new NexGen-Hybrid units have a catalytic combustor, but we do still have many non-catalytic options.

Thank you for choosing Lopi! We are grateful to have you as a customer. If you have not already, we recommend you review the owners manual. It contains many helpful tips and tricks for operating your appliance that you might not have thought of. The manual can be found under the documents tab on the website for your product www.lopistoves.com/product/evergreen-nexgen-hybrid/ If you are having trouble with smoke entering the room during startup, try burning a piece of newspaper to establish a draft. If the flame is not getting enough air, opening the door a crack is all that is needed. If you are having trouble with smoke entering the room while reloading, ensure the air control is open in addition to the bypass before attempting to reload. Let the air stabilize before opening the door. Then open the door one inch to allow air to enter the firebox for a few seconds. Once the smoke is flowing up the chimney consistently, open the door fully. Chimney height and outside conditions can negatively affect draft. Adding more piping or a draft-inducing chimney cap may help.

Yes. I do have the manual, and I have read through it. It says "To open the door a small amount and let air enter the firebox to equalize the pressure, and then open the door fully." As soon as I open it up a small amount I can see the smoke coming out. Maybe there is too much smoke in there since I use fatwood or maybe I am opening it up too much. I don't know. . My Niece's husband was over, and he said his did the same thing. They do not have an Evergreen.

Nice! The Rockport NexGen-Hybrid™ qualifies for the 30% tax credit up to $2,000!

There are new regulations that determine which products can be installed in zero clearance applications. Some of our products do meet the requirements and some don't. Speak with a dealer to find out more information and what unit is right for you www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

Hello! Thank you for watching! We actually do have several products that allow you to cook on top of them. The Evergreen wood insert offers a modest cook top that protrudes out from the face of the hearth www.lopistoves.com/product/evergreen-nexgen-hybrid-insert/ It also includes the same NexGen-Hybrid™ Technology that is demonstrated in this video, giving you fine control over the burn rate. Additionally, several of our freestanding wood stoves feature a nice sized cooktop. The Liberty wood stove is the largest and although it does not yet include NexGen-Hybrid™ Technology, it still offers a burn rate control www.lopistoves.com/product/liberty-nexgen-fyre/ The Endeavor wood stove is slightly smaller compared to the Liberty, but includes NexGen-Hybrid™ Technology as well as a cooktop www.lopistoves.com/product/endeavor-nexgen-hybrid/

I have two liberties. One in my 4600sq ft home and one in my 6700 sq ft outbuilding with 18’ ceilings. The liberty can keep both warm even when its -15 outside with -40 wind chills. We had just those temps this winter and it kept the outbuilding between 55 and 60 all by itself and the house can easily stay 70. I also heated up chili on it :). It isn’t the primary heat source for either but it is such a pleasure to burn with I light it every time i go to the outbuilding.

Reach out to your local dealer for a quote www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

If you would like to see the products in person or get a quote, use this tool to find a dealer near you www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/ Additionally, the product featured in this video is from our partner brand Fireplace Xtrordinair www.fireplacex.com/where-to-buy/

Off grid living is a noble lifestyle. Our smallest freestanding wood stove is the Lopi Answer www.lopistoves.com/product/answer-nexgen-fyre/ Get in touch with a dealer near you for a quote www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

@@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire thank you nice little stove..very nice to see you incorperated an ash draw under the firebox. A big plus. Ill look into buying a lopi.

Reach out to your local dealer to get a quote www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/

Thank you Sir for the information @@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire

If you were to learn "woodstove lever technology", you too could enjoy a stove that you would be much happier with. Hopefully you know how the replay choice works and levers will sink in after however many views that takes you.

Many people prefer the control and self sustainability of a wood stove. That being said, we do offer many Gas fueled stoves and fireplace inserts in our lineup. www.lopistoves.com/

wood can be free gas is not!

you know when the powers out, and your super efficient gas appliance doesn’t work. you’d be wishing for one that burns wood. or when the gas company raises the price just because 😂

Other way around, sport. Wood is king.

Yeah wouldn't trade my wood stove for the newest and best gas stove. I enjoy the whole wood process.

The importance of burning dry wood cannot be overstated!

@@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire right, but you didnt state it at all in the video..with the price of firewood these days im all about conserving and getting the most heat out of wood, but getting dry wood is next to impossible unless your lucky enough to have a supplier that kiln drys their wood..And if you burn all winter long i think on average you need about 4 cords of wood per season..if the wood is not seasoned then you need to have a place to stack 8 -12 cords of wood some you can have enough time to dry the wood yourself and be a season or two ahead..some species and locations it takes 2 years to season to 20% moisture..20% is still on the high side for for cat and secondary burn stoves..buying and installing a new stove is the easy part..getting good wood is hard!!

Sure it is a challenge, but one that is worth taking on. We have a video regarding moisture content in wood and how to use a moisture meter here ruclips.net/video/88T4JvNjhFc/видео.html It's likely redundant information for an experienced individual like yourself but wanted to share anyway.

It's hard to say without knowing the details of your particular situation / installation. It is recommended that you reach out to the dealer that installed your product for assistance. Additionally, the owners manual and other resources are available online. www.lopistoves.com/

Generally, our products have a broader range of BTUs than other products of similar size and technologies. Meaning you can have a lower burn at the low setting and a higher burn at the high setting. This gives you finer control over your fire.

It would need to stick out too far or be more complex. My fireplace has long bypass handle and I sometimes bang my head on it when loading it and sometimes get caught on the handle when standing near it. So they’ve made a choice, though an imperfect one, but the other way would be imperfect as well (because of redesign needs, and cost issues).

@@GMC-qo9xi my wood stove has long handles with a spring on the end that protects you from getting burned and I never whack my head.

@@stoneyswolf do you have a bypass? When you open a bypass with a handle that won’t burn (mine is wood-same size as the coil kind you are talking about), it ends up sticking out 8” from the face. Mine could be shortened about an inch and still work, but still when it’s open it’s way out there.

I think they’ve plumbed in a bit more secondary air than some stoves, and increased the air control to a lower potential (which is great for when you load up the stove) and have a catalytic burner… even though description makes it seem like it’s not a catalytic stove, he mentioned a ceramic coated grate that burn gasses. It also would likely have an automatic dampener to reduce the air once the coil on the dampener heats up… (which helps prevent over firing an unattended stove).

We are combining the power of NexGen-Fyre® and Catalytic technologies to form the NexGen-Hybrid™ technology. This gives you amazing secondary air burns, as well as the efficiency and emissions benefits of a catalytic combustor. In general, our products have a broader range of BTUs than other products of similar size and technologies. Meaning you can have a lower burn at the low setting and a higher burn at the high setting. This gives you finer control over your fire.

But this is nothing new on the market, just new for your product line.

@@treaser2 but what about the NexGen-Hybrid Technology™? Doesn’t that make you want to upgrade to have then newest and best??? lol… jk

@@treaser2 sorry forgot to include the power of the NexGen-“Fyre®” technology! (If that doesn’t make you drool, then i guess you are beyond help…) 🤨

Why do you think it’s there? (Since it’s an insert there’s little to no room to spare for the required contraption to be on one side… as it requires a rod with moving joints or chain and pulley system to be tucked in there to get to the dampener which needs to be where that lever is at the bottom. Point being that the decision is based on simplicity… ie. form follows function. The more complexity that is introduced the more problems while arise over time not to mention initial expense. Whereas you could use your own poker to operate it while standing…. Whether or not you need to drill a little hole or tweak some little thing is up to you to decide what will work best for your needs. Simple enough, no?)