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The Ashley AP5660 is a freestanding pellet stove rated at 48,000 BTU, enough to heat roughly 2,200 square feet. It lights itself, feeds pellets from a 45 lb hopper through an electronic control board, and pushes heat out with a variable-speed circulation blower. Its wide bay-front glass, faux log set and brick backer give it a traditional fireplace look that most steel-box pellet stoves lack. It suits homeowners who want automatic, thermostat-style pellet heat as a primary or supplemental source and who value the fire view; against rivals it trades a larger hopper and bigger fire view for a bulkier footprint and the usual pellet-stove upkeep.
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The Ashley AP5660 is a fully automatic pellet stove with auto ignition and easy-to-use electronic controls. It is rated at 48,000 BTU, heats up to 2,200 sq ft and has a 45 lb pellet hopper.
A wide bay front glass gives a view of the fire. A faux log set and a brick fireplace backer give it the look of a traditional fireplace. A temperature control circulation blower spreads the heat evenly.
A software-driven control board delivers a set amount of fuel from the hopper into the burn chamber. An electric heating element, used only at startup, heats the pellets until they ignite. The combustion blower forces air through the burn chamber, so the pellets burn actively and leave very little ash. Exhaust and heat pass through one side of the air chambers, and the variable speed room blower collects the heat from the other side and distributes it through the room.
