Pellet Stove Insert - An Efficient Way to Heat Your Home

Add a pellet stove to an existing fireplace to boost the warmth in your home. Pellet stoves are similar to wood logs, but they burn clean and hot. They 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 and inserts are an excellent alternative to traditional indoor heating sources like gas, wood and electric. They make use of a renewable biomass fuel and offer a highly efficient and energy efficient method to heat your home. Pellet fuel is made of recycled materials like saw dust, bark, and wood chips which have been pressed into uniform pellets that have less moisture. The fuel burns cleanly and produces very less creosote, ash and other harmful pollutant. The majority of fireplace inserts and pellet stoves are self-lighting and have thermostat controls to allow you to enjoy a fire with minimal effort and upkeep.

Unlike traditional wood burning fireplaces which lose a lot of their heat through the chimney, pellet stoves modern stoves generate huge amounts of heat from very little fuel. The efficiency rating is up to 85 percent. This means you get more heat for your money. Pellets can also be used to supplement your primary heating source and save even more.

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 kept in a container known as a "hopper" which is fed automatically to the combustion chamber when you turn on the stove. The size of the container determines the length of time that the fire will burn.

Another benefit of a pellet stove is that it can be paired in conjunction with a fireplace that is already in place which makes installation easy and affordable. A pellet stove can help bring back the original beauty and utility of a fireplace that was neglected. It also provides more warmth to your home.

Before purchasing an insert for your pellet stove, you should consider a few things. You'll need plenty of space for storage of fuel and dependable power to operate the stove. Additionally, there might be less design options than other inserts. If these cons are of concern to you, look into other types of inserts to find the perfect solution for your needs.

Convenience

Contrary to traditional fireplaces with wood burning, which lose a significant amount of heat to the chimney The pellet inserts are engineered to maximize efficiency in heating. This means they can provide more heat using less fuel, saving you cash on your energy bills 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 financial incentive to choose 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 non electric pellet stove ignition. A built-in thermostat regulates the flame and keeps the temperature steady and avoiding the need to make manual adjustments. Additionally, pellet stoves have automatic shut-off features in the event that the hopper gets full or in the event that the fire is not attended to for a long time.

Pellets are a renewable and recycled resource derived from factory byproducts, so they're an environmentally friendly alternative to coal and gas. Plus, they don't produce greenhouse gases and are considerably cheaper than other heating alternatives. Pellet inserts can assist you to lower your energy costs and maintain them at a consistent level.

Before switching to a pellet stove you must consider the following aspects. For example, pellet fuel requires adequate dry storage space, and could be difficult to find in some regions. Pellet stoves also require periodic maintenance to ensure that they're working properly and heating efficiently.

If you're looking to make the leap and purchase a pellet stove, make sure you visit your local Harman dealer today to find out more about our selection of top-quality models that are both functional and beautiful. A knowledgeable representative will help you choose the right model for your home, based on factors like size as well as the capacity of heating, aesthetics, and other aspects. In addition, you can request a price quote to begin the process. We offer a range of financing options to our approved customers. For more information, contact a Harman dealer in your area or fill out our contact form.

Clean Burn

Unlike wood-burning fireplaces, which produce smoke and creosote buildup, pellet stove inserts burn effectively. They also produce more heat and can be controlled by a thermostat. This is a great option for those who find it difficult to maintain a constant temperature with their central heating system.

Pellet stoves are made of compressed wood or biomass waste, which creates less pollution than gas or firewood. They are therefore a more environmentally friendly and cost-effective option for your home than burning wood or gas. A pellet stove can allow you to save as much as 30%-40% on your energy costs.

When you are looking to purchase a new pellet stove, ensure you select high-quality pellets. Poor quality pellets burn more quickly, which can affect the efficiency of your insert. They also generate a lot more ash which could affect the life of your unit. Pick pellets that are tough and dense, as these will last longer and burn more evenly.

This Lopi pellet insert, like the Harman insert shown in the image above comes with an Ash pan that is easy to clean and can hold 40-70 pounds at the same time. It also comes with the horizontal rotary disc feed system which prevents jamming or overfeeding, and makes it easy to switch between different grades of pellet fuel.

A major distinction between an insert for a pellet stove and free-standing pellet stoves is that fireplace inserts are installed inside of an existing chimney, which can help to reduce installation costs. A professional will first clean and inspect the inside and exterior of the chimney as well as the flue to ensure that they are in good shape for the insert to be installed. The professional will then install a venting device that connects the fireplace insert to the chimney and extends through the chimney, or out of an external wall.

You should maintain your pellet stove insert regularly to get the most out of it. This includes removing any ash from the hopper and cleaning the flue to remove any deposits that have accumulated over time. When it comes to this maintenance it is important to follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Unprofessional maintenance and care could result in damage.

Aesthetics

Some homeowners love the smell, look and feel of a fireplace with wood burning. With a pellet stove insert you can have the traditional look but not lose the efficiency and heat output of an upgraded unit.

Contrary to traditional masonry fireplaces that operate as an open system, pellet stove fireplace insert inserts operate as closed systems. They fit perfectly into the existing firebox, creating a fireplace that produces a lot more warmth and energy savings by keeping warm air inside instead of blowing it up the chimney.

Pellet stoves are a green and sustainable option to fossil fuels. They make use of biomass waste which is then compressed into pellets that provide an extremely safe and reliable heating source. They are also cleaner to burn, releasing fewer pollutants and emissions than gas or wood.

The fuel used to power a pellet stove is bought in bulk from many home improvement stores and is relatively inexpensive. The pellets are ready to burn, and unlike wood, which is expensive and takes a long time to split and cut the pellets have already been manufactured. This makes them an affordable and convenient heating option for many consumers.

In fact it is the case that the EPA has approved the use of this kind of fuel as a renewable resource by 2023, which means you can claim a federal tax credit for it. It's not a surprise that pellet stoves have become more popular with homeowners, given their high efficiency, low-maintenance and cost-effectiveness.

When selecting the best pellet stove, it is essential to first determine the size and layout the fireplace opening. It is also important to think about the capacity of your home's heating system to ensure that it is comfortably heated by the stove. Edwards Hearth & Home's experts can assist you in selecting the right model that meets your needs and matches your aesthetic preferences.

We specialize in providing an extensive selection of Harman pellet stoves for sale used stove inserts from modern to traditional designs that are able to fit into any fireplace opening. Our selection includes models that have different BTU outputs, so you will find the perfect one to suit your needs. Visit our fireplace showroom and design center to view the options available and talk to our experts about your unique heating needs for your home.