How pellet heating works
Also known as pellet (or biomass) heating, pellet stoves (or boilers, or generators) are equipped with a ventilation system for optimum combustion. Pellets burn slowly, reducing energy consumption.
The boiler is connected to flue gas ducts that ensure a good draught and optimal combustion, thus reducing wood consumption. The system is regulated by an outdoor sensor and an indoor thermostat. The unit can be connected to a hot water circuit via a heat exchanger (except for the hot air generator). – The outdoor sensor measures the outdoor temperature (and creates a heating law) for indoor needs. This is an optional extra. – The indoor thermostat is set according to these measurements to ensure optimum pellet combustion and meet the plant’s requirements. Pellets are conveyed to the combustion chamber by an auger (or pneumatic suction system). Fumes are exhausted to the outside via a chimney, while combustion is optimized to prevent the formation of carbon monoxide. A cyclone filter for fine particles is available as an option, if required by local authorities. Find out more about our boiler rentals.
The advantages of a pellet or biomass stove (boiler/generator)
Pellet stoves and biomass wood heating systems are ideal for homes, industrial and commercial premises that cannot be connected to a domestic hot water system (boiler) or solar combisystem. These devices are a highly economical and ecological heating solution, as they are made from renewable noble materials with a higher calorific value than log wood. The heaters available at Polypoles can also operate with olive stones or any other biomass product such as fruit stones or wood shavings. Combustion is optimized, avoiding the formation of carbon monoxide, with the highest levels of efficiency.
The performance of a pellet boiler
A wood pellet or biomass boiler is a heating system that can be installed in both new homes and renovation projects, as well as in businesses, workshops and industry. It can also be used to complement another boiler, to produce heating and/or domestic hot water. The big advantage: a PLC controls combustion. As a result, most pellet or biomass boilers on the market are more economical than other types of heating systems, and are certified by POLYPOLES as “class 5” according to EN 303-5, the highest possible rating.
Polypoles a company at your service
Polypoles has specialized in heating for over 35 years, and has become a key player in the heating and air-conditioning rental market. Biomass generator rentals can last up to 60 months, with installation and removal of equipment at the end of the contract.
Our teams are authorized to work on strategic sites (power plants, airports, military bases, etc.) and have all the necessary permits for work at height and on electrical networks. Our sales teams are available locally throughout the country to validate projects before they are carried out. Our site manager is on hand for all projects, coordinating our technicians, suppliers and logistics to ensure that projects are completed on time, as requested and approved by your customers. Looking forward to your future projects.
Pellet heating catalog
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