After several months of waiting, the Ecoteck.us website is finally online and ready to provide you with information about the Ecoteck pellet stoves.

If you want to drastically cut your home heating costs for this coming heating season then an Ecoteck wood pellet stove may just be for you. Unlike an outdoor wood furnace these units sit inside your home, they are extremely stylish to fit in with your home decor and require less maintenance than an outdoor wood furnace. With an average efficiency rating of 84% these units surpass most units currently manufactured and sold in America.

So if saving money and doing less work to heat your home is at the top of your list, then check out the brand new Ecoteck.us website, it has all the information you need on these wonderful indoor wood pellet stoves.

Posted: July 14th, 2008 under Home Heating, Pellet Stoves.
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Wood pellet stoves were invented in the 1980’s and have gained in popularity in the last few years. These are small electric stoves that burn small pieces of recycled sawdust that are compressed into pellets. There are a number of advantages to using wood pellet stoves. They are extremely efficient, produce very little waste, and use inexpensive fuel.

Wood pellet stoves are fueled by tightly compressed pieces of sawdust. They have complicated machinery that adds new pellets to the fire when more fuel is needed. The user merely has to add the pellets to the hopper, and the mechanical auger moves pellets to the fire as needed.

Wood pellet stoves have average efficiency ratings of 80- to 85-percent. They heat more efficiently than bigger and more expensive gas heaters. These stoves have negative pressure systems that propel the hot air they produced outward, making the heat go farther than it would naturally. The pellets are burned so completely that they hardly give off any smoke, meaning that it is not necessary to build a large chimney to channel smoke out of the home. Wood pellet stoves only need a small pipe leading outside to dispose of excess smoke.

Since wood stoves are so efficient, they hardly produce any waste. An entire 40-pound bag of pellets produces less than a cup of ashes. People can use a wood pellet stove for months without having to empty the ashes.

The pellets used as fuel are made of sawdust from lumberyards and wood mills. The sawdust is compressed at high temperatures and is not held together by any type of chemicals or glue. A 40-pound bag of pellets sells for less than five dollars, with discounts available for people who buy in bulk.

Wood pellet stoves are a great alternative to gas or electric heating systems. They are economical and can produce enough heat to warm an entire house.

By Peter Emerson

Posted: May 5th, 2008 under Home Heating, Pellet Stoves.
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After many months we have finally been able to import 13 14 different Ecoteck wood pellet stove models, in a variety of colors, for resale in North America. finally have the ability to start testing the Ecoteck pellet stoves for UL and EPA approval.

Never before seen or sold in America or Canada, the Ecoteck Pellet Stoves will be making it’s North American debut at the 2008 HPB Expo in Atlanta, Georgia (Booth 5875). Our website and additional literature is currently in development and should be finished by the end of March or early April. To see the current site please visit http://www.ecoteck.us/

Unlike any other wood pellet stove on the market, at least from our experience, these units produce very little to no noise when running, which allows the natural sounds of the fire to be heard clearly. Colorful ceramic exteriors and stylish designs make you want to showcase these pellet stoves in your home and not hide them in a dark corner. Another feature that makes the Ecoteck stand apart from other wood pellet stoves is their FIREX 600, a vermiculite based material that stores the fires heat and slowly releases it.

For more information on the Ecoteck wood pellet stoves
call out toll free number 1-866-361-7355.

Posted: February 19th, 2008 under Pellet Stoves.
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