This evaporator is rated for 75 – 250 taps.
Estimated evaporation rate is 25 – 55+ gallons per hour.
This pan set follows our Standard Draw-Off Configuration as illustrated above. (The Same Side Reverse System configuration is available on larger pan sets.)
NOTE: Feature photo includes additional, optional components. (Sight glasses, Fitted Hood, Forced Draft System, Auto Draw-Off with Valve Assembly)
[B] Large, Airtight, Steel Door and Large Combustion Chamber (It’s true air-tightness and large combustion chamber make this a high efficiency arch of unprecedented versatility.)
[C] Fully Steel Framed
[D] Factory Optimized Geometry for ANY Style of Smoky Lake Pan
[E] Both Natural Draft and Forced Draft available
Natural Draft option includes an perforated attachment hub so that a Forced Air Kit could be easily added in the future.
Forced Draft option comes with a pre-mounted Blower and Domed Cast Iron Grates
[F] Base Stack and Stack Pipe The arch is designed with a rectangular hub so that heat is drawn across the full width of your pan. The height of the included Base Stack and Stack Pipe combined will be 2x the length of your pan(s), up to 12 feet total height.
[G] Leveling Bolts (So the evaporator can sit flat even if your floor is uneven)
Positive Draw-Off Boxes in the Optimal Location (Finished syrup is drawn off at the rear of the Syrup Pan because that is where the heat is most concentrated.)
Angled Thermometer Port w/ 3″ Dial Maple Thermometer
Competitor doors/fireboxes are often much too small. In contrast, the 16″ x 16″ Corsair doorway makes it easier to load wood, and generate more heat.
If you ever want to upgrade to Forced Draft — either now or in the future — you need an airtight door. With Corsair, you’re all set.
Regardless whether you have Forced Draft or Natural Draft, an airtight door increases efficiency. A leaky door works against you by allowing cold air to enter the firebox and cool your pans.
Our competitors’ cast iron door fronts have been cracking since the 1800s. The Smoky Lake Corsair door will not. We guarantee it.
1 review for 2′ x 4′ Corsair Evaporator with Raised Flue Pan Set
Rated 5 out of 5
Patrick Diamond –
This is my first year using my new 2 x 4 high output pan set. Let me tell you this thing rocks. You will need a good wood supply as it likes it , a lot. It takes minutes to get up to a full boil once you get the fire started and turn on the AUF blower. I do not have an RO system and am feeding the head tank from my large tank outside the shack. If you want to up your game and have potential for more taps, but cannot handle the volume with your current small evaporator then check this one out. It is not that much bigger than a 2 x 3 evaporator or a barrel evaporator, but the difference is night and day. It makes really good syrup and once you begin using it you’ll wonder why you didn’t get one sooner.
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Competitor doors/fireboxes are often much too small. In contrast, the 16″ x 16″ Corsair doorway makes it easier to load wood, and generate more heat.
If you ever want to upgrade to Forced Draft — either now or in the future — you need an airtight door. With Corsair, you’re all set.
Regardless whether you have Forced Draft or Natural Draft, an airtight door increases efficiency. A leaky door works against you by allowing cold air to enter the firebox and cool your pans.
Our competitors’ cast iron door fronts have been cracking since the 1800s. The Smoky Lake Corsair door will not. We guarantee it.
Patrick Diamond –
This is my first year using my new 2 x 4 high output pan set. Let me tell you this thing rocks. You will need a good wood supply as it likes it , a lot. It takes minutes to get up to a full boil once you get the fire started and turn on the AUF blower. I do not have an RO system and am feeding the head tank from my large tank outside the shack. If you want to up your game and have potential for more taps, but cannot handle the volume with your current small evaporator then check this one out. It is not that much bigger than a 2 x 3 evaporator or a barrel evaporator, but the difference is night and day. It makes really good syrup and once you begin using it you’ll wonder why you didn’t get one sooner.