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Blaze King vs Quadra-Fire stoves: EPA test data compared

EPA test data checked

Blaze King has 7 and Quadra-Fire has 11 models certified for sale today. On the EPA's own tests, the typical Blaze King model burns cleaner, and the typical Blaze King model is more efficient.

Blaze KingQuadra-Fire
Models certified for sale now711
Fuelwoodpellet, wood
Catalytic models70
Top heat output, smallest to biggest24,085 to 38,516 BTU/hr18,341 to 39,428 BTU/hr
Typical efficiency (middle model)80%73%
Typical smoke, as a share of the legal limit50%80%
Cleanest-burning modelPrincess PE32Quadra-Fire TREKKER-MBK
Most efficient model30.2 SeriesQuadra-Fire TREKKER-MBK
Biggest heaterKing KE40Quadra-Fire TREKKER-MBK

Closest head-to-head matchups

Each Blaze King model paired with the Quadra-Fire model nearest to it in top heat output, same fuel.

Blaze KingHeat / efficiency / smokeQuadra-FireHeat / efficiency / smoke
King KE4038,516 / 81% / 1.0Quadra-Fire 57ST-ACC-C38,284 / 74% / 1.8
30.2 Series36,076 / 83% / 0.81Quadra-Fire 43M-ACC-C36,757 / 74% / 1.6
Princess PI29 Insert30,194 / 80% / 1.0Quadra-Fire 21M-ACC-C29,322 / 76% / 1.7
20.2 Series31,092 / 80% / 1.05Quadra-Fire 21M-ACC-C29,322 / 76% / 1.7
Princess PE3234,435 / 82% / 0.55Quadra-Fire 43M-ACC-C36,757 / 74% / 1.6
Sentry S1424,453 / 78% / 1.4Quadra-Fire Expedition II26,785 / 71% / 1.8

Heat in BTU an hour, smoke in grams an hour.

Every Blaze King model on the EPA list

  • King KE40: wood, 38,516 BTU/hr, 81% efficient, 1.0 g/hr smoke
  • 30.2 Series: wood, 36,076 BTU/hr, 83% efficient, 0.81 g/hr smoke
  • Princess PE32: wood, 34,435 BTU/hr, 82% efficient, 0.55 g/hr smoke
  • 20.2 Series: wood, 31,092 BTU/hr, 80% efficient, 1.05 g/hr smoke
  • Princess PI29 Insert: wood, 30,194 BTU/hr, 80% efficient, 1.0 g/hr smoke
  • Sentry S14: wood, 24,453 BTU/hr, 78% efficient, 1.4 g/hr smoke
  • 25 Series: wood, 24,085 BTU/hr, 79% efficient, 0.74 g/hr smoke

Every Quadra-Fire model on the EPA list

Quadra-Fire, Harman, Vermont Castings, PelPro and Heat & Glo are certified under Hearth & Home Technologies; we matched models by the brand in their name. This compares EPA lab results only. It says nothing about price, build quality, warranty or dealer support.

Source: EPA Certified Wood Heater Database, currently certified room heaters, checked Nov 1, 2026.