The 100,000 BTU Heat Furnace system is accompanied by a (14) fourteen bushel capacity or approximately 780 pound storage bin. The system has a 81% to 83% efficiency rating. The furnace is thermostatically controlled for precise temperature control. When the thermostat calls for heat, fuel is delivered to the burner chamber via a dual auger feed system. The auger pitch, auger dimensions, and auger motors are engineered to deliver fuel at a rate of 100,000 BTU's per hour, which equates to approximately twelve pounds of fuel per hour. When the system is in the low fire mode or when the thermostat is satisfied, the system delivers approximately 2 pounds of fuel per hour. The furnace is listed by Underwriters Laboratories as a shelled corn burning unit. However, recognizing the potential markets for other biomass fuels, specifically wood pellets, the furnace is now listed as a biomass furnace. The system has a specifically designed heavy duty cast iron burn pot, for burning pelletized or biomass fuels and grains. Fuel is fed into the bottom of the burner chamber and consumed when reaching the combustion air ports. Residue ash rises up on the incoming fuel and is spilled over the sides of the burner into the ash pan below. This process, in effect, self cleans the burner chamber. The system will burn both high grade, low ash pellets and low grade high ash pellets.

The forced air furnace incorporates a built in heat exchanger cleaner that removes any residue ash that accumulates on the heat exchanger tubes. By manually pulling the heat exchanger scraper all the way out and then back in, any residue ash that accumulates on the heat exchanger tube is removed. The ash then falls down into the ash pan. This simple procedure will keep the forced air furnace at peak efficiency.

The Biomass Furnace features quality construction for long lasting performance. The furnace was designed in order that replacement parts be readily available on a local basis. The auger feed assembly and burner chamber are the only removable components specifically designed for the system. Otherwise, standard high quality readily available furnace components are used.