I just took a look at my natural gas bill for the last month and it got me looking at ways to supplement my heat. I don't have a good place to put a pellet stove, to disperse heat throughout my house. I found some pellet furnaces that tie into your existing forced air ductwork but it looks like they are all discontinued. Was there a change in EPA standards that they don't meet and had to be discontinued?
Pellet furnace added to existing forced air
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I did a quick search and saw some discontinued. I also saw this one.
FORCED-AIR ONE CORN WOOD PELLET MULTIFUEL FURNACE STOVE
www.cornpelletstoves.com
A lot of them are called multi-fuel furnaces since a lot can burn pellets, corn or cherry pits.
There are also wood burning ones.
That website looks a little sketchy, not sure if I would trust it.I did a quick search and saw some discontinued. I also saw this one.
FORCED-AIR ONE CORN WOOD PELLET MULTIFUEL FURNACE STOVE
www.cornpelletstoves.com
A lot of them are called multi-fuel furnaces since a lot can burn pellets, corn or cherry pits.
There are also wood burning ones.
A little.
It was just in the top 3-4 options in my google search. Didn't dig past that.
Have you looked at any of these?
www.maineenergysystems.com
centralboiler.com
MESys AutoPellet Air Fully-Automated Hot Air Wood Pellet Furnace
Maine Energy Systems AutoPellet Air - fully-automated warm air wood pellet furnace and wood pellet boiler central heating systems. Bulk wood pellet delivery
www.maineenergysystems.com
Maxim Outdoor Wood Pellet Furnace | Central Boiler
Save money on heating bills with a Maxim outdoor wood pellet furnace.
centralboiler.com
The Harman Pellet Furnace
The Harman stove company, based in Halifax, Penn., well known for their pellet stoves, have used their knowledge of pellet technology to produce a Harman pellet furnace and two pellet boilers
www.pelletstovefires.com
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