Dave,
I have the Harmon Accentra which is the most expensive one they make.
Got in in trade for a balance owed me by an off-grid client going back to
burning wood. I think the Harmon burn chamber is the best design on the
market and extremely reliable, even when cleaning is ignored. It tells
Hi David,
I have heard positive things about Wiseway, non electric, gravity feed
pellet stove. Used to be made here in Oregon, now part of US Stove Company
and I think available through Home Depot.
http://www.usstove.com/index.php?route=product/product_id=3466
Best Regards,
Bob Maynard
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Hi david,
As someone who has a pellet stove, I wouldn’t buy another.
I’d go with a kerosene heater, direct vent.
Cheaper to operate, bulk fuel, cleaner, no mx, and probably uses less
electrical energy and more efficient I think. ( no glow bar to start the burn
cycle).
Jay
Peltz Power
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I have been looking at
https://www.osburn-mfg.com/en/products/pellet-stoves/2500-pellet-stove/#fiche-technique
For an elderly client who wants to not deal with fire wood. This unit uses
about 100 watts if on all the time and about 300 to ignite.
If you find something nicer or lower power
While I can't make any recommendations on specific brand or models of
electric feed pellet heaters, I advise you to be careful if your client's
inverter does not provide a "pure" sine wave; I have seen issues with
pellet heaters, boilers, smokers, refrigerators etc that can't handle a
modified
Wrenchsters,
I am looking for advice on selecting the right wood pellet stove for an off
grid house that will not be using regular firewood any longer.
• It will be in the basement so the appearance doesn’t matter.
• The home also has non electric LP gas heat. Looking for a secondary source
for
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