Wood Pellet Stove

Most pellet furnaces are self-igniting, cycling themselves on and off under constant temperature control. A self-firing stove can be equipped with a remote control. Recent innovations include integrated microcontrollers that monitor various safety conditions and can run diagnostic tests when emergency problems arise. 

A properly cleaned and maintained pellet furnace should not produce creosote, sticky, flammable substances that can cause chimney fires. The particles burn very cleanly, producing only a fine layer of ash as a by-product of combustion. The grade of pellet fuel affects its performance and ash yield. High quality pellets contain less than 1% ash, while standard or low grade pellets contain up to 6% ash. Pellet furnace users should be aware that lower grade pellets require additional maintenance and inconsistent wood quality can have a serious impact on electrical machinery in a short period of time. 

Pelleting ovens are usually associated with pelleting wood. However, many pellet stoves also burn fuel, such as grain, corn, seeds, or wood chips. In some pellet furnaces, these fuels may need to be mixed with wood pellets. Pelleted waste, which contains most of the waste paper, is also used to fuel pellet furnaces.

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