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Pellet Inserts: Small size, big features

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Supplier: Quadra-Fire Key Features: Measures 21-1/2” wide x 25-3/8" high x 12-3/4" deep. Heat output 12,900 to 34,400 BTUs/hour.r Heats up to 1,500 square feet. Burns wood pellets or corn/pellet combination. Pricing: Starts at $2,408. Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: Santa Fe Pellet Insert Learn more about Quadra-Fire: Get Quadra-Fire contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Bill Barron, contributing editor Built with smaller spaces in mind, the self-lighting Santa Fe pellet insert has all the features of its larger relatives. It burns wood pellets, or a combination of pellets and corn. Adjust the three heat settings with a wall-mounted thermostat or optional remote control. Fill the top-loading 45-pound hopper and the insert will run for up to 30 hours on the lowest setting. A patented feed system prevents pellet jams, says the manufacturer. Ashes from the fire drop into a removable pan. The insert vents from the rear, but a top vent adapter kit is available. Classic stove black is the standard finish, with upgrade options of black or satin nickel. Other options include a log set and mantel shelf. See more product stories like this: Fireplace Inserts Pellet Stoves Solid-Fuel Stoves Share this story:
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