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Hopper - Can hold anywhere from 40 to 80 pounds
of pellets depending on the stove.
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Auger - A machine-crafted auger to provide the
combustion area with a controlled amount of pellets.
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Combustion Air - Fresh air enters the stove
from the rear and is directed to the base of the grate to give the
fire a constant supply of oxygen.
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Convection Fan - Air is drawn through the fan
and pre-heated through the air jacket and eventually super heated as
it exits the Heat Exchanger Tubes to give you maximum output.
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Heat Exchanger Tubes - Where air exits the
stove after it has been super heated.
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Exhaust Fan - The remaining exhaust gases,
which were not expended in the initial burning process, are forced out
the rear of the stove. Emissions are less than 1 gram per hour.
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Burn Pot - The burn pot holds the pellets and
allows interaction with the combustion air for the highest possible
burning efficiency.
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Ash Pan - An easily removable ash pan allows
the leftover ash to be quickly thrown out without any unsightly mess.
