Drolet ECO-65R Pellet Stove (DP00061)

A Large EPA-Certified Bottom-Feed Pellet Stove with 125 lb Hopper and Up to 105 Hours of Burn Time

The Drolet ECO-65R heats 800–2,600 ft² with a 125 lb hopper, up to 105 hours of burn time, a 500 CFM blower included, and 0.77 g/h average particulate emissions.

Key Features

• 800–2,600 ft² heating area with a maximum heat input rate of 50,800 BTU/h (14.8 kW)
• 125 lb (57 kg) hopper with up to 105 hours of burn time at the low burn rate
• Bottom-feed combustion system, designed and tested specifically for wood pellets
• Burn rate adjustable from 1.12 to 4.63 lb/h
• EPA 2020 approved at 0.77 g/h average particulate emissions
• 500 CFM premium quality blower included
• Automatic ignition with electronic control in manual or thermostatic mode
• Maintenance components removable without tools, with a large ash-storage area
• Stainless steel baffle and cast iron door frame with ceramic glass
• Glass airwash system for a cleaner view of the flames
• Modern design with chrome finish trim
• Certified for mobile-home installation with a fresh-air intake
• Proudly made in Canada

Product Features

Residential Supplementary Heating

The ECO-65R is a residential supplementary heat source; commercial and industrial use is prohibited. It is not a central-heating furnace, must not be connected to air-distribution ductwork, and must not share a venting system serving another appliance. Installation must follow the certification label, the current manual, the pellet-vent instructions, and applicable local requirements.

Bottom-Feed Pellet Combustion

The bottom-feed system of this stove is designed and tested specifically for use with wood pellets. The published maximum heat input rate is 50,800 BTU/h; the published overall heat output range is 6,966–28,526 BTU/h.

Tool-Free Maintenance Access

Maintenance components are removable without tools, and the large ash-storage area reduces how often ash must be emptied. Maintenance must follow the current manual.

Controls and Pellet Operation

The stove starts with automatic ignition and uses an electronic control that can manage heat in manual or thermostatic mode; a thermostat is sold separately. Ignition draws an average of 3.7 A (360 W), and continuous operation draws 2.15–2.9 A (258–348 W) on a grounded 120 VAC / 60 Hz supply. Pellet fuel must be premium grade or better.

Included Equipment

A pellet-vent system, fresh-air kit, thermostat, hearth protection, surge protection, backup-power equipment, and heat-distribution accessories are not included and are not promoted here; venting and any accessories must be selected according to the current manual and the specific installation.

Product Specifications

Appliance Performance

General Features

Glass and Viewing

Dimensions, Electrical, and Sound

Certifications and Warranty

Venting, Combustion Air, and Electrical Requirements

A listed pellet-vent system or compliant lined chimney meeting the standards above is required and is not included. The exhaust system must be completely airtight and installed according to the vent manufacturer’s instructions, the stove must not share an existing venting system serving another appliance, and a flue damper must not be installed in the exhaust system. A grounded 120 V / 60 Hz electrical outlet is required, and the power cord must not be routed beneath, in front of, or over the stove. Bedroom installation is not recommended, and the stove must not be installed in a sleeping room in a mobile or manufactured home.

Mobile and Manufactured Home Installation

Mobile-home installation is approved only with a fresh-air intake: outside combustion air is mandatory, and the fresh-air kit is sold separately. The stove must be secured to the structure, the structural integrity of the floor, walls, and roof or ceiling must be maintained, and the vent system must meet the applicable listed mobile and manufactured-home standards. Alcove installation is not approved.

Minimum Clearances to Combustibles

The information on the certification label affixed to the appliance always overrides information published in any other media. Some appliances have been tested with a low ceiling; refer to the current installation manual before setting up the unit. The manual also recommends larger access clearances for maintenance, which are separate from the certified minimums below.

Floor Protection Requirements

The stove must be installed on continuous approved noncombustible floor protection. In Canada, the manual permits reducing reference E to the U.S. value only when its complete shutdown, cool-down, blower-stop, and door-opening conditions are followed. Use the current manual diagram and full instructions rather than relying on this summary alone.

About the Manufacturer

Who Is Drolet?

Drolet is a Canadian hearth manufacturer whose history dates back to 1875, when François-Xavier Drolet opened his first workshop in Quebec. Today the brand produces wood stoves, fireplace inserts, pellet stoves, furnaces, and cookstoves recognized for durability and practical heating performance.

Performance and Certification Focus

Drolet pellet stoves are tested by accredited laboratories for use in both the United States and Canada, with current models certified to EPA 2020 emissions requirements.

Manufacturing and Support

The manufacturer supports owners through online warranty registration, replacement-parts resources, and technical-support services.