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Another pellet stove question....for you guys

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Midwest Redneck

02-08-2005 02:29:56

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I know that this subject is getting old with some of you guys but heres my question. How does a pellet stove (or any wood burner stove) hook directly into a forced air furnace system with the duct work? If any of you guys have seen this or work in the HVAC industry please let me (us) know how this works. I really think that the way for me to have a pellet stove is to link it into my existing furnace so that the heat is used properly. I dont have a basement to put the pellet stove in, Which would work great.

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jdemaris

02-08-2005 19:11:54

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Re: Parallel with backflow preventer in reply to Midwest Redneck, 02-08-2005 02:29:56

If you have a wood burner with its own hot-air plenum, and you want to hook it to your existing duct work, a back-flow preventer is what is usually used in the hot air plenum. It disconnects whichever furnace is not being used from the plenum with a swinging door/damper while the other is blowing hot air. The wood furnace is supposed to be hooked in parallel, not in series to the main furnace. I used to buy them when installing wood furnaces. But . . . I just got done putting a new wood furnace in my own house and couldn't find anyone that sells the backflow units anymore - so I had to build one. With this wood furnace, and many others, the warranty will be voided if it's not hooked parallel with the backflow prefventer. I can send you, or post a diagram if desired.

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GREENWORM

02-08-2005 10:29:17

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Re: Another pellet stove question....for you guys in reply to Midwest Redneck, 02-08-2005 02:29:56

I HAVE A TRAEGER PELLET FURNACE THAT I CONNECTED TO MY COLD AIR RETURN ON MY ELECTRIC FURNACE AND I LEAVE THE FAN ON ALL THE TIME. IT HEATS THE HOUSE EVENLY ALL THE TIME. THERE ARE SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS THIS PELLET FURNACE CAN BE INSTALLED.

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buickanddeere

02-08-2005 07:26:41

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Re: Another pellet stove question....for you guys in reply to Midwest Redneck, 02-08-2005 02:29:56

Cold air return above the stove, works good in my place. Along with the two open stairways at wach end of the basement. The Harmond Coal Stoker Stove does have a 6" duct option to tie into the exiting hvac system ductwork. The wood stoker pellet forced air furnace is an option?

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Farmer Paul in Ont

02-08-2005 07:55:00

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Re: Another pellet stove question....for you guys in reply to buickanddeere, 02-08-2005 07:26:41

Buickandeere do you know if there is a specific for Harmond Stokers ? I tried to find a web site for them before and could not come up with one.

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ronmn

02-08-2005 08:52:57

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Re: Another pellet stove question....for you guys in reply to Farmer Paul in Ont, 02-08-2005 07:55:00

Look up www.harmanstoves.com- That should get you the information you want. Ron

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