My stoves are set up on thermostats so I have been turning them back at night when I go to bed. I was wondering if there is any advantage to this other than saving on pellets. It was very cold and snowy this morning and the stoves ran for quite a long time bringing the house up to temp. I was thinking that any savings in pellets is going out the window when I turn them back up in the morning. I turn them down to 65 at night and around 73 or so during the day. My thought is as the weather gets colder, the stoves will run more at night anyway and it will take longer to bring the house up to temp. Also, I am using the standard Quadra-Fire thermostat and not the fancy digital one. If I'm not going to turn the stoves back at night, is there any advantage to getting the digital one?
Rocco
Rocco