Okay, so here's a link to the project I was involved in for testing 6 popular pellet stoves. Check it out!
http://www.forgreenheat.org/decathlon/intro.html
http://www.forgreenheat.org/decathlon/intro.html
Testing of 6 popular pellet stoves by Alliance for Green Heat
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Good information there...I'm happy to see that the Ravelli is included, if I decide to go new it may be the one I purchase (actually the RV100 Classic).
The one thing I do not see in the ratings is the noise factor. I have found some stoves, especially the less expensive ones, to be unsuitable for a regular living space. Do you have any data on the stoves you tested?
The one thing I do not see in the ratings is the noise factor. I have found some stoves, especially the less expensive ones, to be unsuitable for a regular living space. Do you have any data on the stoves you tested?
We didn't test for noise and it was a point of debate. There are a lot of variables that go into it and it's hard to express that to a consumer in words. In the end we figured people need to go out and listen for themselves. Even a quiet stove can seem loud to some and to others it's not that important.
Mods, can we lump this with the other post if the same? Sorry didn't realize begreen beat me to the punch?
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