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		<title>What Pellet stove appliance features should I look for?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pellet stove designs come in different sizes,types and apperances these are the key areas when selecting. The choice may then include the considerations of:

Performance
Cost
Convenience.

Operational design convenience is affected by the number of features. Like hopper capacity which can range from 40 to 100 pounds will effect the number of times need fill the pellet stove. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://pelletstoveguide.net">Pellet stove designs</a> come in different sizes,types and apperances these are the key areas when selecting. The choice may then include the considerations of:</p>
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<li>Performance</li>
<li>Cost</li>
<li>Convenience.</li>
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<p>Operational design convenience is affected by the number of features. Like hopper capacity which can range from 40 to 100 pounds will effect the number of times need fill the pellet stove.  The hopper size should match the heating needs and have a reasonable loading cycle.</p>
<p>Manaual control pellet stoves require occasional adjustment of the inlet air dampers as the pellet fuel rate is changed.  <a href="http://pelletstoveguide.net/category/pellet-stove-appliances/">Pellet stoves appliances</a> with more sophisticated controls are able to monitor burn conditions and make these adjustments automatically.<br />
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<p>So depending if you want the ease of automated pellet stove or enjoy the interaction of a manual control pellet stove.</p>
<p>Cerain features the effect ash tolerance and fuel compatibility may influence both convenience and preformance, espically where fuel grade choice is limited, but nowadays newer pellet stoves perform well with most <a href="http://pelletstoveguide.net/category/pellet-fuel/">pellet fuels</a>.</p>
<p>Bottom fuel feeding pellet stoves appliances moves ash and clinkers away from air inlets. Whereas specially designed grates in top feed designs either allow heavier ash and clinkers to fall through to the ash drawer, or they rotate themselves to move ashes and keep air inlets open.</p>
<p>In both pellet stove designs, a larger ash drawer reduces ash removal frequency and thus becomes more convenient, and grates which can be dumped without stopping operation add extra convenience. As long as a compatible pellet fuel is available, the issue of ash tolerance is one of convenience and not the acceptability of stove design.</p>
<p>Ease of <a href="http://pelletstoveguide.net/category/pellet-stove-maintenance/">pellet stove maintenance</a> is enhanced with such features that make routine cleaning tasks easier for the end user. The heat exchanger can be cleaned by simply moving an external rod handle back and forth on some pellet stoves.</p>
<p>Ask your pellet stove applaince dealer to demonstrate the heat exchanger cleaning as well as access to ash traps, receptacles behind the fire chamber designed to separate fly ash from the exhaust. Although pellet stoves are safety tested as a solid fuel heater by an accredited laboratory, stoves safety tested to ASTM Standard E 1509 undergo stringent testing specifically designed for pellet appliances to assure their safety and performance reliability .</p>
<p>Hers's some other features bring added convenience and enjoyment when using your stove:</p>
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<li>Automatic ignition. Offers simple, reliable startup. Typically more desirous on stove used intermittently than on one used continuously.</li>
<li>Remote thermostatic control. Controls heat output based on room temperature. Ensures even temperature from unattended stove regardless of changes in the weather. Discuss with the dealer the merits of thermostats and stove startup design: automatic ignition stoves cycle on and off according to heat demand; manual start stoves keep fire at low setting and return to high.</li>
<li>Large glass view and air wash system. Offers fire viewing, particularly enjoyable in living area installations. Air wash keeps glass clean by directing warm air over the glass during combustion.</li>
<li>Imitation log sets (stove manufacturer approved only). Improve aesthetics of the fire. May increase frequency and difficulty of maintenance; ask if removable.</li>
<li>Blower quietness. A concern in some areas of the house, depending on room use and personal preference.</li>
<li>Backup power source. Consideration for primary heat stoves in areas subject to frequent power outages. Should automatically switch from utility power to battery and back again.</li>
<li>Extended warranty for components. Low cost, high value extension of warranty on components (from normal one or two years to as many as five).</li>
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