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An outdoor wood boiler is a type of outdoor furnace that burns wood to produce heat, which is then typically used to heat water or air for use in a home or other building. The boiler is typically located outside of the building, and the heat is distributed to the inside using a system of pipes or ducts.

Outdoor wood boilers are often used as an alternative to traditional indoor wood stoves or furnaces, as they can be more efficient and cost-effective in certain situations. They also have some benefits like reduces fire hazards in the home, eliminates the need for a chimney, and the wood can be stored outside.

Outdoor wood boilers are available in a variety of sizes and designs, to suit different heating needs and budgets. Some models are designed to burn logs, while others are specifically designed to burn wood chips, sawdust, or other types of wood waste.

The installation and operation of outdoor wood boilers requires proper care and attention, including regular cleaning and maintenance, as well as proper ventilation. Furthermore, depending on the jurisdiction, they may be subject to specific regulations or restrictions due to their emissions, and thus, it is advisable to check with your local authorities before installing one.