My Pellet Stove, Updates, and Extremely Cold Temps.

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  • Опубликовано: 5 апр 2014
  • Here's a short video of my pellet stove operating via a thermostat. The thermostat eliminates temperature swings and reduces pellet consumption. I also show just how cold it was outside.

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  • @memberson
    @memberson 9 лет назад

    This is a very good video this week. I just purchased a pellet stove it is being shipped from North Caroline I have never used one I purchased is a 50,000 BTU unit my home. 1500 ft.² I'm wondering will this be enough. To warm a two-story house.what are your thoughts it usually gets no more than about 20° here on the winter.

  • @omegaman7241
    @omegaman7241 5 лет назад

    stay warm bro

  • @nicolem8599
    @nicolem8599 5 лет назад

    We do not have a thermostat, but have the 3 options of High/Low, manual and auto. We are experiencing extreme cold, which is the best setting? I have tried to read forums, but that leads me to be more confused.

  • @larryg6221
    @larryg6221 7 лет назад

    about what percent of propane e did you save? what kind of skirting do you have? did you modify the trailer insulation at all? impressive video

  • @bain5872
    @bain5872 10 лет назад

    I looked through your vids but I didn't find a vid about your pellet stove. How does it work, being it's on a thermostat? In other words how does control the burn rate of the pellets?

    • @TheLowlyTraveller
      @TheLowlyTraveller  10 лет назад

      The stove has 5 burn rate settings and all the thermostat does is switch between setting 1 and my preset setting which is setting 3.

    • @bain5872
      @bain5872 10 лет назад

      Thanks however, I wanted to know exactly what happens in the stove to control the burn rate?

    • @TheLowlyTraveller
      @TheLowlyTraveller  10 лет назад

      The higher settings just feeds the pellets into the burn chamber more frequently.

    • @bain5872
      @bain5872 10 лет назад

      Thanks again. This is exactly what I wanted to know. I'm thinking very seriously about buying one of these. I do appreciate it!

    • @TheLowlyTraveller
      @TheLowlyTraveller  10 лет назад

      They're nice and they'll save you a ton on propane.

  • @floydalbright2129
    @floydalbright2129 7 лет назад

    One pound per hour ? Are you saying one bag of pellets will last you five eight hour burn days. Or almost two twenty four hour burn days.

    • @codiejames558
      @codiejames558 3 года назад

      One pound a hour should get about day and half to 2 days out of one bag when I burn mine I get 24 hours out of a 40 pound bag if I burn 3 or 4 pounds but if I burn 1 pound I get almost 2 days out of a 40 pound bag

  • @daviddeal1594
    @daviddeal1594 6 лет назад

    Your door is definitely leaking heat...

    • @jp1419
      @jp1419 4 года назад

      David Deal tell me more Dave