Inspire 2000 Wood Fireplace Insert by Osburn

Osburn Inspire 2000-I wood insert installed in living room with narrow U-shaped faceplate

Inspire 2000 Wood Insert

Combining contemporary clean lines with high-performance, the Osburn Inspire wood fireplace insert offers grand views of the flames and impressive heat in cold weather. Environmentally friendly low particle emissions and high performance combined with durable reliability make it easy to thoroughly enjoy the pleasing aesthetics of this wood burning fireplace insert. Upgrade your fireplace with the Inspire 2000 insert and benefit from a more efficient way to heat with wood.

Three faceplate options included contemporary narrow faceplate in 4-sided or u-shape
2.4 cubic foot firebox
Up to 75,000 BTUs
Outside air intake
Moulded refractory optional
Premium 176 cfm blower included
Meets EPA 2020 requirements with emissions as low as 1.54 g/hr

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Photo 1: Osburn Inspire 2000 wood insert shown with narrow faceplate (U shape)

Photo 2: Osburn Inspire 2000 wood insert shown with narrow faceplate (4-sided)

Photo 3: Osburn Inspire 2000 wood insert shown with 32″ x 50″ cuttable faceplate

Osburn Inspire 2000 Wood Insert Components and Options

Required Components and Options for the Inspire 2000 Wood Insert

Faceplate:

Narrow faceplate (U-shape)

Narrow faceplate (4-sided)

32″ x 50″ cuttable faceplate

Additional Options for the Inspire 2000 Wood Insert

Moulded refactory panel kit

5”Ø fresh air intake kit oval

5″Ø fresh air intake register with airtight damper

Offset liner adaptor

Flex liner kits

Osburn Inspire 2000 Wood Insert OB02045 Specifications

Inspire 2000 Insert – OB02045

Overall Appliance Width:	28-1/2″
Overall Appliance Height:	24″
Overall Appliance Depth:	20-3/4″
Minimum Fireplace Opening Width:	29″
Minimum Fireplace Opening Height:	24-5/8″
Minimum Fireplace Opening Depth:	20-3/4″
Viewing Area:	20-1/4″ x 9-1/2″
Recommended Heating Area*:	500 – 2,100 sq. ft.
Maximum Burn Time*:	8 hours
Maximum Log Length:	20″ Over Width

*Recommended heating area and maximum burn time may vary subject to location in home, chimney draft,heat loss factors, climate, fuel type and other variables. The recommended heated area for a given appliance is defined by the manufacturer as its capacity to maintain a minimum acceptable temperature in the designated area in case of a power failure.