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Pellet Stove Insert - An Efficient Way to Heat Your Home

Adding a patio pellet stove stove insert to an existing fireplace is an efficient method to add warmth to your home. Pellet stoves are exactly like wood logs however they burn clean and hot to keep your home warm.

Pellets burn more efficiently than gas or wood and produce less creosote. They are therefore carbon-neutral to burn.

Energy Efficiency

Pellet stoves, inserts and other types of pellet heating are an excellent alternative to the traditional indoor heating methods such as gas, wood and electric. They make use of a renewable biomass fuel and provide a highly efficient and energy efficient method to heat your home. Pellet fuels are made of recycled materials like sawdust, bark and woodchips that have been pressed into uniform pellets. The fuel burns efficiently and produces little creosote, ash and other harmful pollutants. The majority of pellet stoves and fireplace inserts are self-lighting and have thermostat controls, allowing you to enjoy a fire with a minimum of effort and maintenance.

Pellet stoves generate plenty of heat and require only a small amount of fuel, unlike traditional fireplaces that burn wood. They have an efficiency rating of up to 85%, meaning you get a lot of heat for your cost. Plus, you can use pellets to supplement your primary source of heating which will save you even more costs for fuel.

In addition to their superior efficiency pellet inserts are also a great choice for homeowners who want to enjoy the luxury of a warm fire without the hassle of chopping and stacking wood. The fuel is stored in a storage container called the hopper. It automatically flows into the combustion chamber when you turn on the stove. The size of the hopper determines how long the fire can last so that you can sit by the fire for hours on end.

A pellet insert can also be incorporated into your existing fireplace, making it quick and affordable. A pellet stove can restore the original beauty and functionality of a masonry fireplace that has been neglected. It can also bring more warmth for your home.

While pellet inserts are easy to use, there are some things you should keep in mind before purchasing one. First, you'll need ample space to store the fuel, as well as an energy source that is reliable to operate the stove. Second, there may be more design options than other inserts. If these drawbacks are of concern to you, explore other types inserts to find one that is a good fit for your requirements.

Convenience

Pellet inserts are designed to increase the efficiency of heating in contrast to traditional wood-burning fireplace places which lose a significant amount of heat up the chimney. They can generate more heat with less fuel and help you save money every year. The switch to a pellet heating system can also earn you a 30% tax credit for the purchase and installation. This is a great incentive to consider a modern, clean heating system.

Instead of stacking and chopping piles of firewood for your pellet stove, simply put a bag of this nutritious fuel into the hopper and light it with an electronic ignition. A thermostat controls the fire to maintain a steady temperature in the room, without the requirement for manual adjustment. Also, pellet stoves come with automatic shut-off functions if the hopper gets full or if the fire is not attended to for a long time.

Pellets are a renewable and recycled resource that is derived from factory byproducts, which means they're an environmentally friendly alternative to gas and coal. They are also significantly cheaper and don't produce greenhouse gases. Since utility costs tend to fluctuate from month to month pellet inserts can stabilize your energy bills and help keep your heating expenses more stable.

Before deciding to switch to a pellet stove you must consider a few aspects. Pellet fuel, as an example requires a substantial amount of dry storage space. It could be difficult to find in certain areas. Pellet stoves also require periodic maintenance to ensure that they're working properly and heating efficiently.

If you're ready to take the plunge and purchase a pellet stove, visit your local Harman dealer today to find out more about our selection of high-quality models that are functional and attractive. A knowledgeable associate will assist you in choosing the right model for your home, based on factors such as size and heating capacity, aesthetics and other factors. In addition, you can request a price quote to begin the process. We also offer a range of financing options to approved customers. For more information, call an Harman dealer in your area or fill out our contact form.

Clean Burn

Pellet stoves are more efficient than wood-burning fireplaces that produce smoke and creosote. They also produce more heat and can be controlled by thermostats. This is a great option for those who find it difficult to maintain a constant temperature with their central heating system.

Pellet stoves make use of biomass waste or compressed wood as fuel, which creates less carbon dioxide than traditional firewood and gas. This means they are an environmentally friendly option for your home, and more efficient than burning wood or gas. In fact an insert for a pellet stove fireplace insert stove can help you reduce your energy costs by up to 30-40%.

When you're looking to purchase an all-new pellet stove, ensure you select high-quality pellets. Low-quality pellets can cause your insert to burn faster and reduce its effectiveness. They also produce more ash, which will require more maintenance and can adversely affect the durability of your unit. Select pellets with a hard and dense texture, as they'll burn more evenly and last longer.

Similar to the Harman pellet insert shown in the above image Lopi's model Lopi has a clean Ash pan that is capable of holding 40-70 pounds of pellets at once. It also has the horizontal disc feed system that stops overfeeding or jamming, and allows you to switch between different pellet grades. fuel.

A key distinction between a pellet stove insert and free-standing pellet stoves is that a fireplace insert is installed inside an existing chimney, which helps to cut down on installation costs. A professional will clean and inspect both the exterior and interior of your chimney as well as the flue in order to ensure that they are in good condition for the insert installation. They will then install the venting system, which connects to the fireplace insert and extends up through the chimney or to an external wall.

You should maintain your pellet stove regularly to get the most out of it. This includes cleaning the flue and getting rid of any deposits that have accumulated up. It is important to follow your manufacturer's recommendations regarding this because poor maintenance and care can lead to damage.

Aesthetics

Some homeowners love the look, smell, and atmosphere of a wood-burning fireplace. With a pellet stove insert you can enjoy the traditional look, but without losing the efficiency and heat output of a more modern model.

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

Pellet stoves are a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels. They are made from biomass waste, which is then compressed before being used as a safe and reliable heating source. Moreover they burn cleanly, producing far fewer emissions and pollutants than their wood and gas counterparts.

Fuel for pellet stoves can be found in large quantities at the majority of home improvement stores. It's fairly inexpensive. Unlike wood, which can be costly and labor intensive to cut and split, pellets are made in advance and ready to burn. This makes them an affordable pellet stoves and practical choice for a lot of customers.

In fact, in 2023 the EPA approved this fuel as a renewable source, allowing you to receive a federal tax credit. It's no surprise that pellet stoves have become more popular among homeowners due to their efficiency, low maintenance and cost effectiveness.

Choosing the right pellet insert for your home requires assessing the dimensions and layout of the fireplace opening. The heating capacity you need is also important to ensure that the stove will comfortably warm your home. Our experts at Edwards Hearth & Home can help you find the perfect model to meet your needs while matching your style and aesthetic preferences.

We have a wide selection of Harman inserts that are available in contemporary as well as traditional designs. They can be installed into any fireplace opening. We offer a wide range of models with different BTU outputs, so that you can find the ideal one for your requirements. Visit our fireplace showroom and design center to see your options and speak with our experts about your specific heating needs for your home.