ComfortBilt HP22I-SS 2,800 sq. ft. Pellet Stove Fireplace Insert 47 lb Hopper Capacity New

So far we are enjoying the stove. It has lots of different options. Really liking the temp mode on eco. It keeps the home at a constant temp while keeping pelle use down.

Stove works great. Warmest my house has ever been

Stove is nice only down side the back peace was damaged but they did credit me 75 dollars
And the brick lines are not straight so that looks weird nothing lined up they never sent me new bricks and I asked but the operation of the stove so far seems great

I've had it for two weeks now. Heats really good. I have to agree with another reviewer that the manual NEEDS more detail. For example, it should go into more detail about programming, what exactly the terms mean, plus what is the threshold of when it senses the heat in the room and it turns on or off to the set heat. I also noticed that the online manual is slightly different than the hard copy that came with the stove. These are the reasons I didn't give it five stars.

I ordered this comfortbilt insert and it only a week to show up. I am replacing a fireplace wood burning insert that I have removed. I liked having the option of a wood burner when power outages happen so I was hesitant to go with a pellet insert. I simply made a plan to use an inverter or generator to power this during an outage. Took a while for me to get the fireplace spot ready for the new stove, but finally got it in and a stainless flex pipe in my chimney. I used a 3" flex pipe mainly because I couldn't get a 4" through the old damper without knocking it completely out. I'm just a couple feet longer than the recommended limit on 3" so I decided to try it and see how it works. If no good I will switch out to 4 " or just terminate the the 3" inside the old chimney and let it draft. I know this will work ok, but I kind of want a liner in the old chimney just for the upgrade. Well it finally got cold enough to try it out the last few days and lo and behold it works absolutely fantastic! This insert is the bomb! I have been looking at free standing pellet stoves that are a lot cheaper than this, but the looks and function of this one is tough to beat. I was just going to use this as a back up for my propane fce, but I will probably use it about everyday this winter and cut back on my propane use. not sure if it will save any money though. Pellets are $7/ bag or more and I loaded my 1000 gal propane tank to 80% in July at about $1.30/gal. We'll see .. it really puts out a lot of heat fast and feels nice!