Time for the switch to "cold weather" pellets...

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GeHmTS said:
I guess it depends on how bad the pellets are with respect to moisture, etc... It seems that they would have to be pretty bad pellets.

I don't have the answer as I've never ran it that high for very long. However, one time I mistakenly put in stove temp mode when I normally run in room temp mode. I was burning NEWP on stove temp 5 and my thermostat reached about 93::F before I switch to room temp mode. It was between 30-40::F outside that day.


Other may want to chime in, but I don't want to bump this thread. Probably bets to start a new thread.
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I'll try a new thread. I'm curious now.
 
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