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Pellet Stoves on Sale Pellet stoves offer a convenient and affordable alternative to traditional fireplaces. They make use of compressed sawdust or wood byproducts as fuel. Modern pellet stoves are a breeze with features such as automated thermostats, programmable thermostats and other conveniences. These modern technologies allow you to maintain a comfortable temperature as well as monitor your stove for maintenance requirements. Energy Efficiency Pellet stoves are a natural and energy-efficient alternative to propane, conventional oil, or electric resistance heaters. They also offer homeowners more control and efficiency. These durable stoves use compressed pellet fuel made from ground wood that has been dried or seasoned, or other biomass. They generate consistent heat for a long time. They can be used as a second source of heat, or with existing heating systems, dependent on the size and heating requirements of your home. As an added bonus There are many states and localities that offer rebates for efficient pellet stoves, which makes them an affordable heating option. These incentives, coupled with low operating costs and low maintenance, make pellet stoves an appealing option for anyone looking to lower the cost of heating their home. The EPA states that pellet stoves have an efficiency of 78%, however the actual performance could be higher. Innovation and competition have spurred improvements in both combustion technology and emission controls, with more than a dozen new models on the market that emit less than a half gram of particulate matter per hour. It is not long before the industry designs and tests stoves that emit less than 0.1 grams of particulate matter per hour. This would be a significant milestone, which could be in line with state- and national-level renewable heating goals. A pellet stove is a cleaner-burning appliance that produces fewer toxins than other coal and wood-burning boilers and furnaces. It also reduces greenhouse gas emissions and supports sustainable, low-impact harvesting of wood. These stoves are an excellent option for those worried about the impact of deforestation or are looking for a sustainable alternative to costly heating oil and propane. Most pellet stoves have automated pellet feeding systems, and thermostatic controls that ensure the same amount of heat according to the temperature set. This ensures that the heating system is operating at its maximum efficiency without much intervention from the user. Certain pellet stoves offer remote start options and are able to be connected to a smart thermostat in order to fully automate the operation. A pellet stove can help homeowners save many dollars over the course a few years. This is particularly true if the stove is utilized in conjunction with an existing heating system or as the primary heating source. In these instances homeowners can usually get back their initial investment in the course of a few winters, by reducing their energy costs. Easy Maintenance Pellet stoves do not require the same level of care as wood stoves, or other heating options. You will still need to maintain your stove to ensure that it runs properly throughout winter. To do this you'll require a few items like stove brushes, soot remover paper towels, and commercial glass cleaner for pellet stoves. You'll require a metal container for the ash, as well as an upright vacuum cleaner with a dusting attachment in order to keep the vent free of ash. A pellet stove operates by supplying fuel in the form of small pellets to an electric auger that feeds the pellets into a burning chamber referred to as a burn hopper in order to create heat. The burn pot and hopper are protected from overheating to make sure the stove remains efficient and safe. Some pellet stoves have an automatic ignition system, power modulation, and an exhaust fan that is built into. The majority of pellet stoves are made to use only high-quality wood pellets made from sawdust, wood chips bark, and other natural materials. The pellets should also contain a low amount of moisture so that they don't burn too fast and producing excessive smoke and ash. The top-rated pellet stoves have an efficiency rating of 82 percent, which will help you save on heating costs. You should read the instructions before purchasing a pellet stove to learn the type of fuel it makes use of and how to care for the stove. It is also important to know the size of hopper you'll require and how often it's going to need to be cleaned. The most popular pellet stoves are designed to store large quantities of fuel and have a capacity that can provide warmth to a whole home. Some pellet stoves come with smaller hoppers that only require refilling once a day. Some models need an electric auger in order to function, which means they will not operate without electricity or backup batteries. If you decide to purchase a model that requires an electric auger, you'll need to purchase backup batteries so that you can continue to use your stove in the event of power outage. Low Carbon Emissions Wood pellet stoves are a green and clean alternative to fossil fuels. They are made from renewable, natural sources — like recycled cardboard, recycled paper and pulp sludge from paper which would otherwise be discarded as waste. They also produce less sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and volatile organic compounds, compared to other heating methods. This kind of heating is a great option to reduce your energy costs and also reduce environmental impact while improving the indoor air quality. When selecting a wood pellet stove look for one with an efficient rating that effectively converts the fuel into heat. A good rule of thumb is to select a model that can provide up to 40,000 BTUs per hour to effectively heat a typical-sized home. Choose an appliance that has safety features to protect against fire hazards or overheating. Pellet stoves require regular maintenance. This includes cleaning the ash pan and ensuring proper ventilation. They are a great addition to a heating system. However, they must be sized properly and placed in a location where the heat can easily circulate throughout the house. The majority of pellet stoves come with programmable controls that allow you to set your preferred temperature and schedule. This makes them simple to use and ensures that your home is properly heated while emitting minimal emissions. A majority of pellet stoves come with exhaust systems that are built-in, which filter and vent combustion products, such as particulate material and gases, outside your home. The emissions of PM, BC and OC were significantly lower at higher fuel loads, with the exception of a small increase in OC at low loads due to increased optical absorption that is wavelength-dependent. The results indicate that wood pellet stoves produce significantly less CO2, NOx, SOx and PAHs than traditional wood-burning appliances. The kind of pellets you select will have an impact on the performance of your stove. Premium pellets are odorless and contain less moisture. They also have a lower volume of ash. These pellets have the highest heating value, making them more efficient at producing heat than cheaper pellets. Cleaner Environment By reducing carbon dioxide emissions, a wood pellet stove can help to protect the environment. The hoppers of these stoves are generally larger than the ones found on traditional wood-burning stoves which makes it easier to keep a constant supply of fuel and lessening the requirement for frequent replenishment. The pellets are made from natural, renewable materials like recycled sawdust and wood chips. The high efficiency of pellet stoves can contribute to a healthier environment. They can generate up to 50% higher BTU than the stoves that have an EPA certification that allows you to keep the house warm and reduce heating bills. Pellet stoves emit less harmful gases, such as particulates and smoke as compared to other wood burning stoves. This is because the combustion process is more controlled. However, the ash produced by pellet stoves remains more polluting than the ash produced by stoves burning logs. Another way that a stove made of pellets helps the environment is by avoiding pollution from wood processing and transportation. Since the majority of pellets come from the US and Canada and Canada, they have lower carbon footprints than those imported from Europe or Asia. The pellets are also harvested and stored locally to further reduce the 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 flip the switch. Browse our range of pellet stoves for sale if you're looking to find an efficient and clean heating system for your home that will reduce the cost of energy. ONE OWNER MODEL. DISPLAY MODEL. SELDOM SEEN. A modern version of the classic KP130, this EPA certified pellet stove comes with more advanced features that make it even more efficient than ever. The AURORA airflow technology offers your family an incredible flame and unparalleled comfort. Additionally the larger 170 lb hopper provides more hours of powerful heat and a remarkable thermal efficiency. You can also adjust the temperature where you want with the touch of one button on the wireless remote control programable.