Jun 5 2010
Fireside Hearth & Home offers the Harman P68 pellet stove. The automatic temperature control installed in the stove does not follow a rigid warm/cold cycle normally coupled to thermostatic control heating systems and allows setting of functions at a desired level.
Harman P68 Pellet Stove
The under fire feeder system connected to the stove burner constantly monitors the level of pellet fuel. The patented burn pot burns all types of fuels and lets the fuel to burn at a slower rate. The accordion heat exchanger installed in the pellet stove covers more area with increased heat transfer efficiency.
The specially designed ignition system in the stove draws outside air over a specially designed heating element kept at the bottom of the burn pot and the drawn air is heated to the level to combust the pellets as they enter the burning pot. The direct vent system installed in the pellet stove allows direct drawing of outside air through the doors and windows. This feature allows the stove to be placed near the door or windows and saves the costs on installing a supplementary venting.
The heat range of this stove is 0–68,000 BTU and heats 2200 sq. ft plus area by using a 135 CFM blower. The flue of this stove measures 3 in., and its outside air vent measures 2-3/8 in. The height x breadth x depth of the stove is 36-7/8 in. x 23-1/2 in. x 29-1/2 in. and weighs 290 lbs. The other installed features of the stove include a room temperature sensor, air cooled combustion blower, swing open ash door and a clear 127 sq. in viewing area.
Source: http://www.fireside.com