Thanks again to all of you who helped me identify that my air sensor was damaged. If you haven't seen my latest post, the stove is hotter than blazes now.
I'm sure someone has asked my new question, but I can't find it on the site:
I want to measure the approximate heat output of my Austroflamm Integra. The stove's book says 30,000 btus, if I remember right, but I want to test several brands of pellets and try to find which produces the most heat in our stove. If one brand gives us 31,000 btus and another brand only gives us 29,000, it would be good to know?
Is there any type of gauge I can locate that could be set in front of the stove's hot air output that would give me an indication of that? I thought of trying a thermometer, but I doubt it would be sensitive enough to detect the difference in output. Thanks again.
I'm sure someone has asked my new question, but I can't find it on the site:
I want to measure the approximate heat output of my Austroflamm Integra. The stove's book says 30,000 btus, if I remember right, but I want to test several brands of pellets and try to find which produces the most heat in our stove. If one brand gives us 31,000 btus and another brand only gives us 29,000, it would be good to know?
Is there any type of gauge I can locate that could be set in front of the stove's hot air output that would give me an indication of that? I thought of trying a thermometer, but I doubt it would be sensitive enough to detect the difference in output. Thanks again.