Hi all,
the below pictures if of my serenity after a whole week of burning Northern American Pellets. Granted, is the first time I ever burn pellets and I don't think i've found the best settings, but for what is worth, this is what I experienced.
Check out the big build up on the bottom of the firepot. And the ash pan, well, it was not overflowing but definitely it was close to be full. Heat was good. I set my thermostat for 75 degrees, that is the stove's but the room was always at 70-71. The rest of the house was between 65 and 68. Now i'll be trying Blackstone but changed the settings a bit, lower speed on air room blower, opened up a bit the intake air. Thus far the glass door is already black, while the northern ones took about 3 days before it was darkened that much.
![Northern American Pellets Northern American Pellets](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/194/194319-20351eed9b106f5d87608abb8f9ca2bf.jpg)
the below pictures if of my serenity after a whole week of burning Northern American Pellets. Granted, is the first time I ever burn pellets and I don't think i've found the best settings, but for what is worth, this is what I experienced.
Check out the big build up on the bottom of the firepot. And the ash pan, well, it was not overflowing but definitely it was close to be full. Heat was good. I set my thermostat for 75 degrees, that is the stove's but the room was always at 70-71. The rest of the house was between 65 and 68. Now i'll be trying Blackstone but changed the settings a bit, lower speed on air room blower, opened up a bit the intake air. Thus far the glass door is already black, while the northern ones took about 3 days before it was darkened that much.
![Northern American Pellets Northern American Pellets](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/194/194318-b3b2b0a3d5772462611f94993b68625a.jpg)
![Northern American Pellets Northern American Pellets](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/194/194319-20351eed9b106f5d87608abb8f9ca2bf.jpg)