DWELLER MAX 3 Wood Stove
 
Compared to the Dweller, the Dweller Max 3 has a 59% increase in volume and the diameter of the chimney has been increased from 2.36in(6cm) to 2.76in(7cm). There are four holes in the tent stove legs to attach the Dweller Max to the RV, and only four screws are needed to secure it. 
 
Additionally, we redesigned the chimney and installed the new chimney upside down to prevent creosote from seeping through the chimney during combustion. The newly added damped chimney controls the exhaust, which in turn controls the rate at which the furnace burns, and when we adjust the valve to reduce the rate of fire, the Dweller Max can keep burning longer at night.
 
The huge fireproof glass combined with the air curtain of the front door can make the flame jump more, and the secondary air intake inside can make the firewood burn more fully.
 
In addition to tents and RVs, Dweller Max can also be used in many places, such as: forest cabins, camps, underground garages, etc.
 
 
New Top Cover - Double Layer
Move the chimney to one side to leave enough cooking area, and the removable round cover (Diameter: 14cm / 5.5in) on the right can be used for BBQ and adding small firewood.
 
Drawer Lock
The locks on both sides ensure that the drawer will not fall due to vibration during burning.
 
Inverted Chimney (With Damper)
The inverted chimney can prevent the creosote produced in the burning process from seeping out from the chimney joint.
 
Stainless Steel 430
The top of the tent stove is made of 3mm thickness stainless steel 430 plate, which can heat the top evenly while ensuring no deformation under high temperature burning.
 
Larger Refractory Glass
Using three refractory glasses can not only enhance the atmosphere, but also observe the burning situation. Unlike other POMOLY stoves, the direct visual experience brought by the flame through the huge glass is extremely attractive.
 
Precision Machining
The Dweller portable tent stove is made of more sophisticated mechanical equipment to ensure that the gap between each part is reduced as much as possible, to prevent smoke leakage, and to make the wood stove body stronger.
 
Air Curtain Technology
The purpose of the air curtain is to create a "secondary burn chamber." The particles of smoke rising on the hot gasses of the fire are trapped under the air curtain. These smoke embers and particles are then reburned. Then they can now escape through the chimney and appear more like waves of heat than smoke, The result is a very clean burn.
 
The air entering from the top will move downwards, forming an "air wall" between the glass and the flame, achieving the effect of cleaning the glass and preventing the glass from turning black. 
The air curtain is closed before burning, once the fire has reached suitable strength, usually in 3 to 5 minutes, the air curtain can be open. The air curtain then runs at a steady state throughout the burn operation.
 
Bottom Air Intake and Slide Control
We changed our usual design and adopted the bottom air intake method. This design allows each firewood in the firebox to be fully burned. Compared with the horizontal air intake, this design is simpler and more effective.
 
Secondary Air Intake and Baffle
The baffle can maximize the burning heat efficiency of the wood. The air enters the camping tent stove through the back air intake panel, which can allow the smoke generated by the burning wood to be reburnt, the heat can be concentrated inside the stove to increase the temperature of the stove. At the same time, there will be less smoke from burning wood.