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Propane & Pellet Stove Heating systems

Michael_28
Michael_28 Member Posts: 1
in THE MAIN WALL
I am considering adding a propane heating system. I currently have a Pellet Stove system which, other than storing the pellets, works great. I am wondering if it is possible/feasable to add a propane system. I have even thought of maybe keeping them together. I am also wondering if they could also use the same chimney connection. Any input would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Mike

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  • Al Letellier_9
    Al Letellier_9 Member Posts: 929
    gas system

    It is rarely, if ever, allowed to put two heating appliances into one flue. There are exceptions using priority controls, but you can use only one at a time. There a many quality gas heating devices available that are direct vent (thru the wall) that may solve your problems.
  • Bob Harper_2
    Bob Harper_2 Member Posts: 54
    mixing LP with pellets or anything

    NO! No how no way! A pellet stove operates under positive flue gas pressure mated to that one appliance. Actually, you cannot common vent ANY hearth appliances except a few B-vented gas fireplaces that are listed for that use and have their venting engineered, such as one large common B-vent for a multi-story condo. Still, a bad idea but legal in limited areas.

    No, pick a fuel and stick with it. Just curious, why the interest in LP? It's pretty expensive. What brand/ model pellet stove do you have?

    HTH,
    Bo
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