Best Pellet Stove

The Harman P68 Pellet Stove ($2800) is an award winning stove that combines a great new look and the latest technology. Harman has the best name in pellet stoves and consumers have come to recognize them for their performance and reliability. The P68 won the Vesta Award recently which confirmed its place amongst the elite pellet stoves on the market. This freestanding Harman pellet stove has 68,000 Btu output with a wide heating range, smart controls, and limited maintenance. A microprocessor runs the BTU output by sensing the fire temperature and room temperature to come up with the perfect feed rate of pellets to maintain a comfortable temperature. The Harman P68 includes a new door latch, a patented feeder, large ash pan with a swing open door, air-cooled combustion blower, and automatic ignition. One user says it heats his entire 1900 sq ft. open air house and keeps a comfortable room temperature throughout. Harman claims the stove will efficiently burn any quality of pellet fuels and from the reviews we read that's not an exaggeration. One consumer says the Harman pellet stove "burns even the worst pellets". Although the cost is high, most owners say they hope to reap the financial savings over time. We did read on several reviews that the auger and blower motors are a touch noisy compared to the competition. You can view all the Harman pellet stoves online at Harmanstoves.com. The Quadra-Fire Castile Pellet Stove ($2200) is another option with lots of great features, although many consumers in online forums for pellet stoves say there is more day to day maintenance involved with owning a Quadra Fire versus a Harman. If you don't mind the added burden of cleaning and ash removal, consider the Quadra-Fire pellet stove at a discounted price.