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A wood pellet stove is a stove that burns squashed wood or biomass pellets to generate a supply of heat for home as well as for industrial places. By gradually feeding fuel from a storage container (hopper) into a burn-pot area, they generate a constant fire that needs little to no manual regulation.  Over the period of time a drastic change has come in pellet stove design from its simple, boxy workhorse design, to a attractive heating device. Pellet stove can be both free-standing units and fireplace inserts embedded into an existing chimney. Most wood pellet stove are made up of large, conductive, steel or cast-iron pieces, with stainless steel to cover circuit and exhaust regionIn addition to pellet stove, Pellet furnaces and pellet boilers are also available. These units can be installed or fit into existing home heating systems with only small changes to existing system and or plumbing.Wood Pellet stove are quite flexible device. Most of the pellet stove have a property of auto-ignition and regulated by the thermostat. Pellet stove with auto-ignition are equipped with remote controls. The recent advancement in wood pellet stove have created computer system inside pellet stove which check the stove if any problem is about to happen. A well maintained and clean wood pellet stove will not make creosote, combustible substance that is a root cause of chimney fire.  Pellets burn very efficiently and produce only a layer of fine fly-ash as a consequence of combustion. The performance and output of the stove is depends on its grade. Premium grade pellet stove generate a very little amount of ash content that is about one percent only. On the other hand standard or low grade pellet stove generate two to four percent ash content. An extra maintenance is needed with lower grade pellet stove and by using bad quality wood results in the breakdown of electronic machinery over a period of time.  A wood pellet stove is generally uses pelletized wood as a fuel. However, many pellet stoves uses other fuel such as grain, corn, seeds, or woodchips. These fuels should be mixed with pellets before feeding them in stoves. Pelletized waste (containing mostly waste paper) is also a fuel for pellet stoves. Wood stoves which function entirely on a standard of chimney breeze, a pellet stove must use particularly sealed exhaust pipe to avoid exhaust gases evading into the living space because of air pressure generated by a combustion blower. Pellet stoves needs a three to four inches thick double walled venting, having a stainless steel in its interior and galvanized exterior. power outage. Pellet stoves can be a good choice for the people who are not having a chimney in their house. Like a contemporary gas device, pellet stoves can be vented flat through an outside wall and completed below the roof line. If an existing chimney is available, manufacturers advise you to use correctly sized stainless steel liner the length of the chimney for proper drafting.