Pellet stoves

Qlima pellet stoves

A pellet stove heats your home with wood pellets, offering a cozy flame, high efficiency and automatic control with a thermostat and timer. Refill the hopper, and the heater feeds the pellets automatically.

  • Qlima pellet stoves from 7.4 to 11.6 kW
  • Automatic ignition, thermostat and weekly program
  • Suitable as primary or supplementary heating for living rooms and open spaces

Keep your pellet stove clean with an ash vacuum: removing the ash regularly keeps it efficient and trouble-free. Prefer to go without pellets or fuel? Check out the electric heaters. Questions about installation or venting? Contact us.

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Buying a pellet stove: what should you look for?

A pellet stove combines the cozy feel of a wood fire with the convenience of an automatic heater. Read below to learn how it works and what to consider.

How does a pellet stove work?

You fill the hopper with wood pellets. An auger automatically feeds the pellets into the burner, which is ignited electrically. You use the thermostat and weekly schedule to control the temperature; the heater automatically regulates how many pellets it burns.

What output is right for your space?

A pellet stove is powerful enough to heat a living room or open-plan living space as the main heating source.

Installation and exhaust

A pellet stove requires a flue and a power outlet for the ignition and auger. Have the heater and flue installed by a certified installer, and check the regulations in your municipality.

Pellets and maintenance

Use dry, good-quality pellets; poor-quality pellets produce more ash and clog the burner faster. Clean the burn pot and ash drawer regularly. With an ash vacuum , it’s quick and dust-free.

Prefer not to use pellets?

A laser heater or flued wall heater a kerosene heater, or an electric heater, can also be a good choice. View all heaters or contact us for advice.

Which heater is right for you?

The main differences between the types of stoves at a glance. Still unsure? We’d be happy to advise you.

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FeatureCouscous dishBekijk ›Laser heaterBekijk ›Facade tileBekijk ›Pellet stoveBekijk ›ElectricBekijk ›
Need powerno, batteries for the ignition onlyyesyesyesyes
FuelPetroleumPetroleumPetroleumWood pelletsElectricity
External drainnonoYes via a single narrow drain through the facadeor flue gas exhaustno
Thermostatnoyesyesyesyes
Timernoyes, for most modelsyes weekly timerPer modelPer model
PortableyesyesNo, permanent installation on the exterior wall.nono wall model
Type of warmthRadiant heatWarm air via fanWarm air via fanHeat with a visible flame effectConvection and radiant heat
Room ventilationAlways neededAlways neededNot needed extraAccording to the installation instructionsNot necessary
Ideal forShed, garden house, campingLiving room and supplemental heatingFixed heating without a chimneyLiving space as primary heating sourceSmaller spaces with power outlets

Want to know more? Read laser heater or Wick heater and calculate how many kW you need.

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