How do I identify my pellet stove?

You can find your appliance’s serial or model number by locating the rating plate. These are located in different positions depending on your specific model, but can generally be found either on the back of your stove or inside the appliance’s pedestal base.

How much is a pellet stove worth?

The average cost of buying a pellet stove can be between $1,700 and $3,000, while installation costs for pellet stoves can be from a couple of hundred to up to and over $1,000. Pellet stove running costs for both electric and pellets can be approximately $50 per month.

How much does it cost to run a pellet stove per month?

$35 to $45 per month
While a pellet stove costs between $1,040 and $3,090, it only costs $35 to $45 per month to run your stove. A pellet stove is generally used on top of a home’s heating system. Much like a fireplace, stoves are best used for heating a single room.

How much does it cost to run a pellet stove per year?

After installation, you’ll need to buy the pellets to keep your stove fueled and burning – most homeowners using pellet stoves need between two and three tons of pellet fuel per year, and with pellets costing somewhere between $180 and $250 per ton, you might pay up to $750 each year for pellet fuel.

Who makes the most reliable pellet stove?

Our Top Pick Best Pellet Stoves

1. US Stove 5660 Pellet Stove. This wood pellet stove unit provides a great design that is aesthetically pleasing.
2. Castle 12327 Serenity Wood Pellet Stove.
3. Comfortbilt Pellet Stove.
4. Pleasant Hearth Pellet Stove.
5. Deari Serenity Wood Pellet Stove.
6. US Stove 5824 Pellet Stove.

Can you run a pellet stove 24 7?

Many models of pellet stove allow for 24 hours continuous burning each and every day as long as the hopper has a sufficient supply of pellets. Many pellet stoves also allow users to input certain times of day in which to generate heat.

Is it cheaper to burn wood pellets or corn?

Corn is even a better fuel than wood pellets for heating a home. With the high efficiency, up to 82 percent, of corn stoves (also burn pellets), they are the cheapest source of heat for a home. Using pellets is more expensive than corn, but still much cheaper than using the heat pump at my house.

How can I tell what brand my wood stove is?

Look carefully at the metal of the stove door to see if a name is embossed there. If not, look at the sides and back of the stove, especially near the bottom edges. Finally, look for a metal plate affixed to the back of the stove that may bear the brand name.