A pellet boiler is a type of heating system that uses special wood pellets as fuel instead of traditional sources like oil or gas. It burns these pellets to produce heat, which is then used to warm up a building or provide hot water. Full definition
The use of wood pellet boilers and stoves to replace heating oil, propane or older wood boilers supports Governor Andrew M. Cuomo's nation - leading energy goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent by 2030. (nyserda.ny.gov)
Effect of pellet boiler exhaust on secondary organic aerosol formation from α - pinene. (en.ilmatieteenlaitos.fi)
5 models of pellet stoves are recommended: The Englander by England Stove Works (around $ 1,650), The Woodland, by Kozy Heat Fireplaces (around $ 2,000), the PB105 Pellet Boiler, by Harman Stoves (around $ 6,000, but it's heavy - duty - see the second picture in this post), the Magnum Baby Countryside by American Energy Systems (around $ 2,000), and the Pellet Stove NPS40, by Napoleon (about $ 2,350). (treehugger.com)