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Why PelPro??
For years people have looked for an economical and practical heating alternative for their shops and homes. Our answer...the introduction of an efficient wood pellet heater, which includes features such as a high output double row stainless steel heat exchange, extra large fuel capacity and optional fully automatic controls. We believe this to be the first heater of this type. We are confident this is the answer to your alternative heat source.
Here's just 10 reasons to buy a Wood Pellet stove:
- Comfort : Enjoy an even radiant heat
- Convenience : Forget refuelling every couple of hours! Tip the pellets into the stove, sit back and relax
- Efficiency : Dansons pellets boast the best fuel to heat ratio of any heating resource
- Easy clean-up : The stove does it for you
- Low maintenance : Enjoy the easy seasonal maintenance regimen
- Clean air : Protect your health. A Dansons wood stove maintains air quality inside and out
- State-of-the-art design : Unique design technology for top efficiency and comfort
- Best price for best quality : Products are manufactured to the highest industry standards
- Choice : A wood stove for every budget. A style for every taste
- Dedicated customer service : Dansons takes pride in providing customers individual attention
PelPro Corn Burning Stove
The HOT new item in the industry! Dansons has perfected the corn burning stove for 2005. Grow a crop of corn in just 13 weeks and supply yourself with fuel for the winter months! Also burns wood pellets.
Specifications:
NOTE: It is recommended that Corn with 11 - 12% moisture content or less be used for efficient operation of this unit. Corn over 12% has a lower BTU value and will be hard to burn on lower settings. It is important to use fuel that is clean, dry and consistent. Stove must be started using wood pellet fuel. 300 Watt Igniter for wood pellet fuel only.
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from Hinckley Ohio on 12/14/2007
unit uses a bag of pellets a day on low I do not know if there are really any savings over using gas
from Huntley, IL on 10/28/2007
I am currently burning a 50/50 blend of corn and pellets. The corn tends to leave a little more ash residue than what I was expecting but for the most part the even heat flow is much better than I got from the wood burning stove.
Its a lot easier to stack a couple bags of wood pellets and corn than it is to cut,split,stack and restack wood.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
What it lacks in aesthetics it more than makes up for in efficiency. It heats our whole downstairs and keeps our upstairs from overheating from the downstairs thermostat working overtime. Uses a 50lb bag of feed corn/day on the weekends, and a bag lasts all week for just evening use.