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Pellet Stoves on Sale Pellet stoves provide a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional fireplaces. They make use of an energy source that is derived from wood byproducts and sawdust that has been compressed. Modern pellet stoves are convenient with features such as automatic controls, programmable thermostats and other conveniences. These modern technologies allow you to maintain a comfortable temperature as well as keep track of your stove's maintenance requirements. Energy Efficiency Pellet stoves are a sustainable and energy-efficient alternative to propane, oil or electric resistance heaters. They also offer homeowners more control and greater efficiency. These sturdy stoves use compressed pellet fuel that's made from ground, dried wood or other biomass to generate constant heat for long periods of time. They can be used in combination with existing heating systems or as the main source of heat, depending on the size of the home and heating requirements. Additionally, many states and localities offer rebates for efficient pellet stoves, making them an affordable heating option. These incentives, combined with low operating costs and little maintenance, make pellet stoves an attractive option for anyone who wants to cut the energy costs of their home. The EPA believes that pellet stoves operate at an efficiency of 78%, however the actual performance could be better. Innovation and competition has led to improvements in both burner technologies and emissions controls. More than dozen models are on the market that emit less than half a grain of particulate matter every hour. It's not likely to be long before the industry moves to develop and test stoves that are below 0.1 grams per hour, a significant milestone that could coincide with state and national renewable heating targets. A pellet stove is a cleaner-burning appliance that releases less toxins than other wood and coal-burning furnaces and boilers. It also reduces greenhouse gas emissions and supports sustainable, low-impact wood harvesting. These stoves are an excellent option for consumers worried about the impact of deforestation or are looking for a sustainable alternative to heating propane and oil. Most pellet stoves come with automated pellet feeding systems, and thermostatic controls that provide the same amount of heat based on the temperature set. This ensures that the heating system operates at its peak performance without much user intervention. Certain pellet stoves offer remote start options, and they can be linked to a smart thermostat in order to completely automate the operation. A pellet stove can help homeowners save many dollars over the course a few years. This is especially true if the stove is used in conjunction with an existing heating system or as the primary heat source. In these instances, a homeowner can often recover their initial investment within the course of a few winters, by reducing their energy costs. Easy Maintenance Pellet stoves are easy to use and do not require as much maintenance as wood stoves or other heating options. However, you will need to maintain your stove to ensure it runs properly throughout winter. You'll need a few things, such as a stovebrush, liquid to remove soot, paper towels, and commercial glass cleaners for pellet stoves. You'll need a container made of metal for the ash, as well as an upright vacuum cleaner with an attachment for dusting in order to keep the vent clear of ash. The pellet stove is powered by an electric auger which sends small pellets into the combustion chamber, also known as a burnpot, where they are burned. The burn pot and hopper are shielded from overheating to ensure that the stove is efficient and safe. Some pellet stoves come with an automatic ignition, power modulation, and a built-in exhaust fan. The majority of pellet stoves are made to make use of only top-quality wood pellets that are made from wood chips, sawdust, bark and other natural materials. The pellets must also contain a low amount of moisture to prevent them from burning too quickly and releasing excessive smoke and ash. The top-rated pellet stoves on the market today offer high thermal efficiency ratings of 82 percent, which will help you reduce heating costs over time. You should read the instructions before purchasing pellet stoves to find out the type of fuel it uses and how to care for the appliance. You'll also need to know the size of hopper you'll need and how often it's going to need to be cleaned. Some of the most popular stoves can hold large amounts and provide heat to a complete home. Some pellet stoves come with smaller hoppers that only require refilling once a day. Certain models require an electric auger in order to operate, and therefore they can't work without electricity or an additional battery. If you decide to purchase a model that requires an electric auger, it's important to purchase backup batteries so that you can continue using your stove in the event of power outage. Emissions of low carbon Wood pellet stoves are a green and clean alternative to fossil fuels. They burn renewable, natural resources, such as recycled cardboard, recycled paper, and paper pulp sludge which would otherwise be discarded as waste. Other heating methods produce higher levels of sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide. They also produce volatile organic compounds. This type of heating can reduce your energy costs, and improve your indoor air quality, while decreasing your environmental impact. When choosing a wood pellet heater, select one with a high rating of efficiency. This will ensure that the fuel is turned into heat. A good guideline is to choose a stove that can provide up to 40,000 BTUs an hour to effectively heat an average-sized home. Look for a stove that has safety features to guard against overheating or fire hazards. Pellet stoves require regular maintenance. This includes cleaning the ash pan, and ensuring adequate ventilation. They can be an excellent alternative to heating systems. However they must be designed properly and placed in a spot where the heat can easily circulate throughout the home. The majority of pellet stoves have control options that can be programmed to permit you to select your preferred temperature and timeframe. This makes them easy to use and ensures your home is properly heated with the least amount of emissions. In addition some pellet stoves come with built-in exhaust systems that filter and vent combustion byproducts, including gases and particulate matter outside of your home. The emissions of PM, BC, and OC were significantly decreased at higher fuel loads, notwithstanding for a slight increase in OC when fuel loads are low due to a higher wavelength-dependent absorption. The results show that wood pellet stoves emit substantially less CO2, SOx, NOx, and PAH than conventional wood-burning stoves. The type of pellets you choose will have a significant effect on the performance of your stove. Premium pellets are not odorless and have less moisture. They also have a lower volume of ash. They are more efficient at generating heat since they have the highest heat value. Cleaner Environment Using wood pellet stoves for home heating helps protect the environment by cutting carbon emissions. The stoves are larger in hoppers than wood-burning stoves. This allows you to keep a steady supply of fuel and also reduces the necessity for frequent replenishment. The pellets themselves are made of natural, renewable materials, like recycled sawdust, wood chips and paper, which means you're sure the heat you're getting comes from a sustainable resource. image source of pellet stoves also helps to create a cleaner environment. They can generate up to a 50% higher BTU than the stoves that have an EPA certification, allowing you to keep your home warm while lowering your heating costs. Pellet stoves produce less particulates, smoke, and other harmful gases than other kinds of wood burners because the combustion process is controlled. The ash produced by pellet stoves is still more polluting to log-burning stoves. A pellet stove can also help the environment by decreasing the amount of pollution caused by transportation and wood processing. Since the majority of pellets originate from the US and Canada They have lower carbon footprints than those imported from Europe or Asia. They're also processed and stored locally, further minimising environmental impact. In addition to the environmental advantages, wood pellet burning stoves also offer the convenience of easy heating at the flick of a button. Browse our range of pellet stoves available for sale if you're looking to find an easy and clean-burning heating system for your home that will reduce your energy costs. One owner. Display MODEL. SELDOM SEEN. A modern update to the classic KP130 The KP130 EPA certified pellet stove has more advanced features that make it even more efficient than it has ever been. Its AURORA multi-airflow technology provides your family with incredible flame and exceptional comfort. Additionally the larger 170 lb hopper provides more hours of powerful heat and exceptional thermal efficiency. Plus, the programmable remote control with wireless room sensor allows you to set the temperature exactly the way you want it to be with the touch of the button.