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Pellet Stove Insert - An Efficient Way to Heat Your Home

Add a pellet stove an existing fireplace to boost the warmth in your home. Pellet stoves are exactly like wood logs however they burn clean and hot to keep your home warm.

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

Energy Efficiency

Pellet stoves and inserts are an excellent alternative to traditional indoor heating sources like gas, wood and electric. They burn biomass that is renewable and provide a highly energy efficient and convenient way to heat your home. Pellet fuels are made from recycled materials like sawdust, bark and woodchips that have been compressed to uniform pellets. The fuel burns very cleanly and produces very little creosote, ash and other harmful pollutants. The majority of pellet stoves and fireplace inserts are self-lighting, and come with thermostat controls, allowing you to enjoy a fire with minimal effort and maintenance.

Contrary to traditional wood-burning fireplaces that lose a significant amount of their heat through the chimney, pellet stoves generate an immense amount of heat with a small amount of fuel. The efficiency rating can go up to 85%. This means that you will get more heat for your money. Pellets can also be used to add to your primary source of heating and save even more money.

In addition to their high efficiency, pellet inserts are an excellent choice for homeowners who want to enjoy the luxury of a roaring fire without the hassle of chopping and stacking wood. The fuel is stored in a storage container referred to as the hopper. It automatically is fed into the combustion chamber when you switch on the stove. The size of the container determines the amount of time that the fire will burn.

A pellet stove can be incorporated into your existing fireplace which makes it simple and affordable. If you have a masonry fireplace that has been neglected over the years the pellet stove could restore it to its original beauty and function, while providing more warmth to your home.

Before purchasing an insert for your pellet stove, you should consider a few things. First, you will need plenty of space to store the fuel as well as a reliable power supply to operate the stove. In addition, you may have fewer design options than with other types of inserts. If these drawbacks are of concern to you, consider other types of inserts to find a perfect fit for your requirements.

Convenience

Pellet inserts are designed to maximize the efficiency of heating in contrast to traditional wood-burning fireplace places which lose a significant amount of heat through the chimney. This allows them to provide more heat with less fuel, thereby saving cash on your energy bills every year. The switch to a pellet heating system also qualifies you for 30% tax credit for the purchase and installation. This is an additional incentive to consider the most modern, clean heating option.

Instead of cutting and stacking piles wood, filling your pellet stove is as simple as putting a bag of the fuel's nutrient-rich and nutritious hopper and lighting it with an electric ignition. A thermostat regulates the flame to maintain a steady temperature in the room, without the need for manual adjustment. Likewise, pellet stoves feature automatic shut-off features in the event that the hopper is full or in the event that the fire is not attended to for a long time.

Pellets are a renewable, recycled resource that is derived from factory byproducts, which means they're an eco-friendly alternative to gas and coal. Plus, they don't produce greenhouse gases and are significantly cheaper than other heating options. Since the cost of utilities tends to fluctuate from month month, pellet inserts can help to stabilize your energy bills and help keep your heating expenses more stable.

While pellet stoves offer numerous advantages, there are some factors that should be considered before making the switch. Pellet fuel, as an example, requires a large amount of dry storage space. It could be difficult to locate in certain areas. Additionally, pellet stoves require regular maintenance to ensure they are operating correctly and efficiently heating.

If you're looking to make the leap and invest in pellet stoves, stop by your local Harman dealer today to find out more about our selection of high-quality models that are both functional and attractive. A knowledgeable sales representative will assist you in choosing the ideal model for your home, based on factors like size, the capacity of heating, aesthetics, and other aspects. In addition, you can request a quote to get the process started. We also offer a variety of financing options for approved customers. For more information, call an Harman dealer in your area or fill out our contact form.

Clean Burn

Contrary to wood-burning fireplaces that create smoke and creosote pellet stoves burn effectively. They also generate more heat and can operated with a thermostat that is controlled, which is a great option for those who have difficulties maintaining constant temperatures in their central heating systems.

Pellet stoves use compressed wood or biomass waste as fuel, which creates less pollution than traditional firewood and gas. They are therefore a more green and cost-effective choice for your home than burning wood or gas. A pellet stove will help you save up to 30%-40% off your energy costs.

When buying tiny pellet stove stoves, make sure you choose high-quality pellets. Poor quality pellets burn faster, which can affect the effectiveness of your stove. They will also produce an abundance of ash that could affect the life of your unit. Pick pellets that have a hard and dense texture, since they will burn more evenly and for longer.

This Lopi pellet insert, similar to the Harman insert shown in the above photo, comes with a ash pan that is easy to clean and can hold between 40 and 70 pounds at one time. It also has the horizontal disc feed system that prevents jamming or overfeeding, and allows you to switch between different types of pellet fuel.

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

It is important to maintain your pellet stove insert regularly to get the most out of it. This includes cleaning the flue, and getting rid of any deposits that have built up. When it comes to this maintenance it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions. Incorrect maintenance and care can cause damage.

Aesthetics

Some homeowners love the appearance, smell and atmosphere that comes with a fireplace that is wood-burning. With the pellet stove insert you can have the classic look without losing the effectiveness and warmth of a modernized model.

In contrast to traditional masonry fireplaces which operate as an open system, pellet inserts operate as closed systems. They can be incorporated in your existing fireplace, creating a self contained fireplace that can produce more heat and reduces energy consumption because it keeps warm air in instead of blowing it out of the chimney.

In comparison to natural gas or wood, pellet stoves provide an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. They use biomass waste, which is then compressed into pellets that are a safe and reliable heating source. They are also cleaner to burn, producing fewer pollutants and emissions than wood or gas.

Fuel for pellet stoves is available in large quantities at many home improvement stores. It's relatively cheap pellet stoves. The pellets are ready for burn, and unlike wood, which is expensive and takes a long time to cut and split the pellets have already been created. This makes them a cost-effective and convenient option for many users.

In actual, the EPA has approved the use of this type of fuel as an energy source that can be used in 2023, allowing you to claim a federal tax credit for it. In addition to its efficiency and low maintenance, as well as its cost-effectiveness, it's not surprising that pellet stoves are becoming increasingly popular with residential buyers.

Selecting the best pellet insert for your home requires assessing the dimensions and layout of your fireplace opening. The amount of heat you require is essential to ensure that the stove will comfortably warm your home. Edwards Hearth & Home's experts can help you choose the best model that will meet your needs and matches your personal style.

We have a wide selection of Harman inserts available in contemporary pellet stove as well as traditional designs. They can be fitted into any fireplace opening. We offer a wide range of models with different BTU outputs to make sure you can choose the right one to meet your needs. Visit our showroom for fireplaces to see all your options and talk with our experts about the unique heating requirements of your house.