Pellet Stove Insert - An Efficient Way to Heat Your Home

The addition of a pellet stove to an existing fireplace is an efficient way to add warmth to your home. Pellet stoves function exactly like wood logs but burn clean and hot to keep your home warm.

As opposed to wood or gas pellets, pellets burn more efficiently and produce less creosote. They are therefore carbon neutral to burn.

Energy Efficiency

pellet stoves for sale stoves and inserts are an excellent alternative to traditional indoor heating sources such as gas, wood and electric. They burn biomass that is renewable and provide a highly efficient and cost-effective method to heat your home. Pellet fuel is made of recycled materials like saw dust, bark and wood chips that have been compressed into uniform pellets with less moisture. The fuel burns very well and releases very little creosote and other harmful pollutant. Most pellet stoves fireplace inserts, fireplaces and other products are self-lighting, with thermostat controls. This allows you to enjoy your fire without much effort or maintenance.

Unlike traditional wood burning fireplaces that lose a significant amount of their heat to the chimney, pellet stoves create an immense amount of heat from very little fuel. The efficiency rating can go up to 85 percent. This means that you will can get more heat from your money. Furthermore, you can utilize pellets in addition to your primary source of heating and save even more on the cost of fuel.

Pellet inserts are an excellent option for those who want to relax by a fire without having to chop and stack wood. The fuel is conveniently stored in a storage container called a hopper that automatically is fed into the combustion chamber once you turn on the stove. The size of the hopper determines how long the fire will burn, so that you can sit by the fire for hours at a time.

Another benefit of a pellet stove is that it can be used with your existing masonry fireplace which makes installation easy and affordable. If you have a masonry fireplace that has been neglected over time and a pellet stove is the best option to bring it back to its original splendor and function while providing more warmth to your home.

Before purchasing a pellet stove it is important to take into consideration a few aspects. You'll need plenty of space for storage of fuel and dependable power to operate the stove. Second, there may be less design options than other types of inserts. If these cons are of concern to you, think about exploring other types of inserts to find the perfect fit for your needs.

Convenience

Unlike traditional wood-burning fireplaces which lose a significant amount of heat to the chimney Pellet inserts are designed to maximize heating efficiency. This means they can provide more heat using less fuel, thereby saving money on your energy bills each year. Additionally the switch to a pellet stove will qualify you for a 30% tax credit on the purchase and installation of the unit - providing an added financial incentive to choose the most modern, clean heating option.

Instead of chopping and stacking piles of wood, filling your pellet stove is as simple as putting a bag of the fuel's nutrient-rich and nutritious hopper, and then lighting it using an electric ignition. A thermostat controls the fire to ensure a constant temperature throughout the room without the necessity of manual adjustment. Additionally, pellet stove for garage stoves have automatic shut-off options if the hopper is full or when the fire is left unattended for too long.

Pellets are a recycled, renewable resource that is made from waste from factories. They're therefore an environmentally friendly alternative to gas and coal. They are also significantly cheaper and don't emit greenhouse gases. Since the cost of utilities tends to fluctuate from month to month, Pellet stove fireplace inserts can help to stabilize your energy bills and make your heating bill more stable.

Before switching to a pellet stove you must consider a few aspects. Pellet fuel, as an example, requires a large amount of dry storage space. It could also be hard to find in certain regions. Pellet stoves also require periodic maintenance to ensure that they are operating properly and efficiently heating.

Visit your local Harman dealer to learn more about the high-quality models we offer that are both beautiful and functional. A knowledgeable associate will assist you in choosing the best model for your home, based on factors such as size as well as the capacity of heating, aesthetics, and other considerations. In addition, you can request a quote to begin the process. We also offer a variety of financing options for our approved customers. To learn more, speak with an Harman dealer near you or complete our online form.

Clean Burn

In contrast to fireplaces that burn wood, which produce smoke and creosote buildup pellet stoves burn effectively. They can also produce more heat and can be controlled by a thermostat. This is a great alternative for those who are unable to maintain a consistent temperature with their central heating system.

Pellet stoves use biomass waste or compressed wood as fuel, which produces less pollution than traditional gas and firewood. This means they are more sustainable for your home, as well as more cost-efficient than burning gas or wood. A pellet stove insert will allow you to save as much as 30%-40% on your energy bills.

When you purchase a pellet stove, choose high-quality pellets. Poor quality pellets could cause your stove to burn more quickly and reduce its effectiveness. They also produce more ash, which requires more maintenance and could adversely affect the durability of your unit. Select pellets that are strong and dense, as they will burn longer and more evenly.

This Lopi pellet insert, just like the Harman insert shown in the above photo is equipped with an aluminum ash pan that is simple to clean and can hold between 40 and 70 pounds at a time. It also comes with the horizontal disc feed system that will prevent overfeeding or jamming and makes it easy to switch between different grades of pellet fuel.

The primary difference between a fireplace insert and free-standing mini pellet stove stove is that the fireplace insert is placed within an existing chimney. This helps reduce the cost of installation. A professional will clean and inspect both the interior and exterior of your chimney as well as the flue to ensure they are in good condition for insert installation. They will then install the venting system, which connects to the fireplace insert and extends through the chimney or to an external wall.

You should maintain your pellet stove regularly to get the best out of it. This includes cleaning the flue and removing any deposits that have built up. When it comes to this maintenance you must always adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines. Unprofessional maintenance and care could result in damage.

Aesthetics

Many homeowners appreciate the smell, look and ambience that come from a fireplace made of wood. You can create a classic look with a pellet insert while still enjoying the efficiency and heat output that an upgraded unit provides.

In contrast to traditional masonry fireplaces which operate as an open system, pellet inserts are closed systems. They fit right into your existing firebox, creating a self-contained fireplace that generates a lot more warmth and energy savings by keeping warm air inside instead of blowing it up the chimney.

When compared to natural gas or wood pellet stoves offer an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. They make use of biomass waste, which is compressed into pellets, which are an extremely safe and reliable heating source. Furthermore, they burn clean and produce less emissions and pollutants than gas and wood counterparts.

Fuel for pellet stoves can be found in large quantities at many home improvement stores. It's fairly inexpensive. These pellets are ready to burn, and unlike wood, which is expensive and time-consuming to cut and split, they have already been manufactured. This makes them an economical and efficient heating option for a lot of people.

In fact, the EPA has approved the use of this kind of fuel as a renewable resource by 2023, allowing you to claim a federal tax credit for it. It's no surprise that pellet stoves are becoming more popular with homeowners, given their high efficiency, low maintenance and cost effectiveness.

Choosing the right pellet stove for your home requires you to consider the size and layout of the fireplace opening. The amount of heat you require is also important to ensure that the stove is able to comfortably warm your home. Our experts at Edwards Hearth & Home can help you find the perfect model to meet your needs while matching your aesthetic and style.

We are a specialist in offering an extensive range of Harman pellet stoves, from traditional to contemporary designs that are able to fit into any fireplace opening. Our selection includes models that have different BTU outputs, so you can find the right one to suit your requirements. Visit our showroom for fireplaces to see all your options and speak to our experts about the specific heating requirements of your home.