High Valley 1600
Previously certified
EPA lists High Valley 1600 under High Valley Construction and Maintenance Corp. as a previously certified non-catalytic wood stove.
The listed emission rate is 2.7 grams per hour.
EPA does not list an HHV efficiency for this model line.
Source: EPA Certified Wood Heater Database, snapshot 2026-10-23.
EPA rows
| Field | Row 1 |
|---|---|
| Status | Previously certified |
| Type | Wood Stove |
| Subtype | Non-Catalytic Stove |
| Emission | 2.7 grams per hour |
| HHV efficiency | Not listed |
| Heat output | 11,800–40,400 BTU/hr |
| Firebox | Not listed |
| CO | Not listed |
| Certified fuel | Not listed |
| Test method | Not listed |
| 2020 NSPS | No |
Retail names in the model line
These are the names split from EPA's model cell. They are aliases for this line, not separate listings.
- High Valley 1600
Other model lines from this manufacturer
- High Valley 1500 Previously certified
- High Valley 2000, Craft Stove 2000 Previously certified
- High Valley Bay 2500 Previously certified
Nearest model lines by EPA figures
Nearest means the smallest absolute difference on that EPA figure, among other Wood Stove model lines that list it. Ties are ordered by model name.
Emission
- 1, Design 01 — 2.7 grams per hour
- 24 ACD — 2.7 grams per hour
- Bristol OH-M — 2.7 grams per hour
- Castleton 8030 — 2.7 grams per hour
- Clayton Mfg Clay 60B, 70 — 2.7 grams per hour
HHV efficiency
EPA does not list an HHV efficiency to compare, or no other line lists one.
Heat output
- High Valley 1600 — 11,800–40,400 BTU/hr
- Traditions T-100 — 8,300–43,800 BTU/hr
- STUV 1678IN, STUV 1678CUBE, STUV 1678H, STUV 1678-Z — 23,256–28,765 BTU/hr
- Phoenix 8612 — 10,500–41,500 BTU/hr
- Woodchief W6-88C, Woodmaster W6-88WC — 9,500–42,500 BTU/hr
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