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Pellet Stoves on Sale
Pellet stoves can be a practical alternative to traditional fireplaces that burn wood. They utilize compressed sawdust or wood byproducts to serve as a fuel.
Modern pellet stoves are convenient with features like automatic controls, programmable thermostats and other features. These modern technologies allow you to keep your stove at a comfortable temperature and keep track of your stove's maintenance requirements.
Energy Efficiency
Pellet stoves can provide homeowners with energy efficiency and control, a clean and natural alternative to traditional oil, propane or electric resistance heaters. These robust stoves burn compressed pellet fuel made from ground, dried wood or other biomass sources to generate consistent heat over extended periods. They can be used in combination with existing heating systems or as the main source of heat, based on home size and heating requirements.
In addition Many states and localities offer rebates for efficient pellet stoves, making them an affordable heating option. These incentives, along with low operating costs and minimum maintenance make pellet stoves a great option for anyone who wants to lower their energy bills.
The EPA assumes that pellet stoves have an efficiency of 78%, however the actual performance may be higher. Innovation and competition has led to advancements in burner technology and emission control. More than a dozen models are now on the market emitting less than half one grain of particulate matter per hour. It may not be long before the industry is able to design and test stoves that are below 0.1 gram an hour, a significant milestone that could be in line with state and national renewable heating targets.
A pellet stove is a clean-burning appliance that produces fewer toxins than other coal and wood-burning furnaces and boilers. It also reduces greenhouse gas emissions and supports sustainable, low-impact harvesting of wood. These stoves are a great choice for those who are concerned about deforestation or who are looking for a renewable alternative to heating oil and propane.
The majority of pellet stoves are automated pellet feeding systems and thermostatic controls that ensure a constant heat output in accordance with the temperature set which ensures that the heating system operates at its peak efficiency with little or no user intervention. Some have remote start options and connect to a smart thermostat for fully automated operation.
The use of a pellet stove could help homeowners save a substantial amount of money on heating expenses over the period of several years. This is especially true when you are using the stove in conjunction with an existing heating system, or as your primary heat source. In these cases, it's not uncommon for homeowners to recover the initial investment within a few winters with reduced costs for energy alone.
Easy Maintenance
Pellet stoves don't require the same care as wood stoves, or other heating options. However, you will need to maintain your stove to ensure that it works properly all winter. You'll need a few things, such as a stovebrush, liquid for removing soot paper towels, as well as commercial glass cleaners for pellet stoves. You'll need a container made of metal to store the ash and the vacuum cleaner that has a dusting attachment in order to keep the vent clear of ash.
A pellet stove works by supplying fuel in the form of small pellets into an electric auger that feeds the pellets into a combustion chamber, also known as a burn pot where they are burned to generate heat. The burn pot and the hopper are protected from overheating to keep the stove efficient and safe. Certain pellet stoves come with an automatic ignition system as well as power modulation. an exhaust fan built-in.
The majority of pellet stoves utilize top quality wood pellets made from sawdust and other natural materials like bark, wood chips, and wood chips. They also require a low moisture content to prevent burning too fast and creating excessive smoke and ash. The top-rated pellet stoves come with the highest thermal efficiency of 82 percent, which can help you save on heating costs.
When choosing a pellet stove, read the owner's manual to understand what type of fuel it works with and the best way to take care of the stove. You'll also need to know the size of hopper you'll need and how often it will need to be emptied.
The most popular pellet stoves are designed to store large quantities of fuel. They also have a capacity that can heat a whole house. Others have smaller hoppers that require filling every day. Certain models require an electric auger to function, so they won't run without power or an additional battery. If you decide to purchase a model that requires an electric auger, you'll need to purchase backup batteries so that you can continue using your stove in the event of power outage.
Low Carbon Emissions
Wood pellet stoves are a sustainable, energy-efficient alternative to fossil fuels. They burn renewable, natural resources, such as recycled cardboard, paper pulp sludge and recycled paper. They also produce lower levels of sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide and volatile organic compounds when compared to other heating methods. This type of heating is a great way to cut down on your energy bills and also reduce environmental impact while improving the indoor air quality.
When choosing a wood pellet stove ensure that it has an efficiency rating that is high and effectively converts the fuel into heat. A good guideline is to select a model that can produce up to 40,000 BTUs an hour to provide enough heat for an average-sized home.
Find an appliance that has safety features to safeguard against fire hazards or overheating. Pellet stoves require regular maintenance. This includes cleaning the ash pan and ensuring adequate ventilation. They are a great addition to a heating system. However they must be designed properly and placed in a place where the heat can easily circulate throughout the home.
The majority of pellet stoves come with control options that can be programmed, allowing you to set the temperature and timetable you prefer. This makes them easy to use and ensures your home will be heated with minimal emissions. Additionally some pellet stoves come with built-in exhaust systems that purify and vent combustion byproducts, including particulate matter and gases, outside your home.
The emissions of PM, BC and OC were significantly lower at higher fuel loadings, with the exception of an enlightened increase in OC at low loads due to increased optical absorption based on wavelength. The results show that wood pellet stoves emit significantly less CO2, SOx, NOx and PAH than traditional wood-burning stoves.
The kind of pellets that you select will have a significant impact on the performance of your pellet stove. Choose premium pellets that are odorless and have less moisture. They also contain a tiny amount of ash. They are more efficient at producing heat because they have the highest heat value.
Cleaner Environment
Using a wood pellet stove for home heating helps reduce the impact on the environment by cutting carbon emissions. They have bigger hoppers than a wood-burning stove. This allows you to keep an adequate supply of fuel, and eliminates the requirement for frequent replenishment. The pellets themselves are made of natural and renewable materials, such as wood chips, sawdust and paper, which means you know the heat you're getting is from a sustainable resource.
The high efficiency of pellet stoves also contributes to an environment that is cleaner. They can produce 50% more BTU than a wood-burning stove that is equipped with an EPA certification. This lets you keep your home warm and decrease your heating costs. Pellet stoves emit less harmful gases, like smoke and particulates as compared to other wood-burning stoves. This is because the combustion process is better controlled. The ash that is produced by pellet stoves, however, is still more polluting to stoves that burn logs.
Another way that a stove made of pellets can benefit the environment is through avoiding pollution from wood processing and transportation. The majority of pellets are produced in the US and Canada. This means they have a lower carbon footprint than products imported into Europe or Asia. The pellets are also harvested and stored locally to further minimize environmental impact.
Wood pellet stoves are not just eco-friendly, they can also be useful for heating your home. All you need to do is turn the switch. If you're interested in a convenient, clean-burning supplemental home heating solution that can reduce your energy costs, look through our wide selection of pellet stoves on sale.
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Small pellet stoves of the KP130 classic, this EPA certified pellet stove comes with more advanced features that make it more efficient than ever. The AURORA airflow technology gives your family members a comfortable and amazing flame with its AURORA technology. Plus the 20% larger 170 lb hopper delivers more hours of powerful heat and a remarkable thermal efficiency. Plus, you can adjust the temperature where you want by pressing a single button using the wireless remote control that can be programmed.
