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Pellet Stove- How quiet is yours??????

Post in 'The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces' started by Robzheat, Oct 1, 2006.

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List the noisest parts of your pellets stove

auger 11 vote(s) 91.7%
Dist blower 1 vote(s) 8.3%
Comb blower 0 vote(s) 0.0%
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  1. Robzheat New Member

    joined: Sep 30, 2006
    66 posts
    How loud or quiet is your pellet stove? List
    Robzheat, Oct 1, 2006
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  2. GVA Member

    joined: Sep 4, 2006
    2,140 posts
    Waxhaw, NC... Formerly North shore Mass
    Pretty quiet to be honest with you the combustion blower isn't really noticeable
    The distribution blower I have set in the middle of the dial this actually allows the fan to speed up and down based on heat demand, when on low hardly noticeable.
    THE AUGER :coolgrin: :coolgrin: That can be a bit tricky.. Your post on the other thread, I mentioned about the vibration of the shrouds when the auger is feeding, This can be fixed...... What can't is the CHA-CHUNK sound of the slide plate trying to chop through a pellet. :zip: That is all.
    GVA, Oct 1, 2006
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  3. begreen Super Moderator

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    36,118 posts
    South Puget Sound, WA
    With the Quad 1200i the room blower on high would be the loudest noise. On medium it is not much more than the combustion blower which is pretty low. Never heard the auger running. Just an occasional plink plink of the pellets in the pot.
    begreen, Oct 1, 2006
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  4. fletchtb New Member

    joined: Jul 31, 2006
    56 posts
    Fletcher, Vermont
    We installed an Enviro Empress this summer.

    I can barely hear the auger and the combustion fan is the quieter of the two fans.

    We have been impressed with the stove's ability to heat the house on the few chilly nights we've had so far in Northern Vermont.

    Can't wait to have the stove running round the clock!
    fletchtb, Oct 1, 2006
    #4
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