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Pellet Stoves on Sale Pellet stoves are a convenient alternative to traditional wood-burning fireplaces. They make use of a fuel source sourced from compressed sawdust and wood byproducts. Modern pellet stoves are convenient with features such as programmable thermostats, automated controls and other conveniences. These technologies allow you to control your stove and ensure the temperature at a comfortable level. Energy Efficiency Pellet stoves are a sustainable and energy-efficient alternative to propane, conventional oil or electric resistance heaters. They also give homeowners more control and greater efficiency. These sturdy stoves use compressed pellet fuel made from dried, ground wood or other biomass to generate consistent heat over extended periods. They can be used in combination with existing heating systems or as the main source of heat, depending on the size of your home and heating needs. Many states and localities offer rebates on efficient pellet stoves. This makes them a low-cost heating option. These incentives, combined with low operating costs and low maintenance make pellet stoves an attractive option for anyone who wants to cut their home energy bills. The EPA assumes an efficiency of 78% for pellet stoves however actual performance could be significantly better. Innovation and competition have led to advancements in burner technology and emissions controls, with more than 12 new models available on the market that emit less than a half gram of particulate matter per hour. It could be a matter of time before the industry moves to develop and test stoves that emit less than 0.1 gram an hour, which is a significant milestone that could coincide with national and state renewable heating targets. A pellet stove is a green-burning device that is less toxic than other wood and coal-burning boilers and furnaces. It also reduces greenhouse gases and supports environmentally sustainable, low-impact harvesting of wood. These stoves are a great alternative for people who are concerned about the impact of deforestation or are seeking an alternative to expensive heating oil and propane. Most pellet stoves use automated pellet feeding systems and thermostatic controls that ensure an even heat output according to the temperature set, ensuring that the heating system runs at its peak efficiency with minimal or no intervention. Some pellet stoves have remote start options and are able to be connected to a smart thermostat in order to completely automate operation. A pellet stove can help homeowners save a substantial amount of money on heating expenses over the time of a few years. This is particularly true if the stove is used in combination with an existing heating system or as the primary heating source. In these situations homeowners can usually recoup their initial investment within the course of a few winters, by reducing their energy costs. Easy Maintenance Pellet stoves do not require the same care as wood stoves, or other heating options. It is still necessary to maintain your stove to ensure that it runs properly throughout winter. You'll need a few things including a stovebrush, liquid for removing soot, paper towels, and commercial glass cleaners for pellet stoves. It is also important to ensure that you have a metal container to store the ash, and an air vacuum with a dusting attachment to keep the flue vent clean of ash accumulation. A pellet stove operates by providing fuel in the form of small pellets into an electric auger that is fed the pellets into a burning chamber called a burn pot where they are then burned to create heat. The burn pot and hopper are insulated to protect them from overheating, making the stove in good condition and is efficient. Some pellet stoves even have an automatic ignition, power modulation, and a built-in exhaust fan. Most pellet stoves are designed to make use of only top-quality wood pellets that are made from sawdust, wood chips, bark and other natural materials. They also require a low moisture content to prevent burning too fast and creating excessive smoke and ash. The top-rated pellet stoves currently available offer a high thermal efficiency rating of 82 percent. This will allow you to save money on heating costs over time. You should read the instructions before purchasing a pellet stove to learn the type of fuel it employs and how to maintain the appliance. It is also important to know what size hopper you'll require and how often it will need to be emptied. The most popular pellet stoves are made to hold large amounts of fuel and have the capacity to provide warmth to a whole home. Some pellet stoves come with smaller hoppers which only need to be refilled once a day. Some models need an electric auger to function, which means they can't operate without backup batteries or electricity. If you decide to purchase a model that requires an electric auger, you'll need to buy backup batteries so you can continue cooking in the event of a power interruption. Low Carbon Emissions Wood pellet stoves provide an eco-friendly, clean alternative to traditional fossil fuels. They use renewable, natural resources like recycled cardboard, paper pulp sludge, and recycled paper. Other heating methods create higher levels of sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide. They also produce volatile organic compounds. This kind of heating is a great method to reduce your energy costs and environmental impact while improving the indoor air quality. When selecting a wood pellet stove make sure you choose one with an efficiency rating that is high and effectively converts the fuel into heat. In general, choose a model capable of providing up to 40,000 BTUs per hour to heat a typical house. Find non electric pellet stove that has safety features to protect against overheating or fire hazards. Pellet stoves require regular maintenance, such as cleaning the ash pan and making sure there is proper venting. They can be an excellent addition to a heating system. However they must be constructed 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 choose the temperature and schedule you prefer. This makes them user-friendly and ensures that your home is adequately heated while emitting a minimum amount of emissions. Many pellet stoves are equipped with built-in exhaust systems which filter and vent combustion products, including gases and particulate matter, outside of your home. The emissions of PM, BC, and OC were significantly decreased at higher fuel loads, with the exception for a slight increase in OC at low fuel loads due to a higher absorption based on wavelength. The results indicate that wood pellet stoves produce significantly less NOx, CO2, SOx and PAHs than conventional wood-burning devices. The kind of pellets you select will impact the efficiency of your stove. Choose premium pellets that are odorless and have less moisture. They also contain a tiny amount of Ash. They have the highest heating power, making them more effective at generating heat than other pellets. Cleaner Environment Using wood pellet stoves to heat your home is a great way to conserve the environment by reducing carbon emissions. They have bigger hoppers than wood-burning stoves. This makes it easier to maintain an ongoing supply of fuel, and eliminates the need for frequent replenishment. The pellets are made of natural and renewable materials such as wood chips and sawdust. The high efficiency of pellet stoves contributes to the environment being healthier. They can burn up to a 50% higher BTU than the stoves that have an EPA certification, allowing you to keep the house warm and reduce heating bills. Pellet stoves emit less harmful gases, like particulates and smoke than other types of wood-burning stoves. This is due to the fact that the combustion process is more controlled. However, the ash generated by pellet stoves is more polluting than that produced by log-burning stoves. Another way that a stove made of pellets benefits the environment is by avoiding pollution from wood processing and transportation. Since the majority of pellets come from the US and Canada They have a lower carbon footprint than those imported from Europe or Asia. They're also gathered and stored locally, further minimising environmental impact. Wood pellet stoves aren't only environmentally friendly, but they can also be convenient for heating your home. All you have to do is turn a 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 available for sale. One owner. Display MODEL. SELDOM SEEN. A modern version of the KP130 classic, this EPA certified pellet stove has more advanced features that make it more efficient than ever. The AURORA technology for airflow provides your family a comfortable and amazing flame with its AURORA technology. Additionally, the 20% larger 170 lb hopper provides more hours of strong heat and exceptional thermal efficiency. You can also adjust the temperature to your preference at the touch of a single button using the wireless remote control that can be programmed.