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Wood pellets are a compact, low-moisture fuel made from compressed wood fibre, designed for use in pellet burners and some multi-fuel fires. Pellets burn hot and clean, produce less ash than firewood and are easier to store because they come in sealed bags. Typical bag sizes range from 10kg to 15kg. Check your pellet burner's manual for the recommended pellet specifications.
Run time depends on the burner's output setting and how long you run it each day. A typical pellet burner uses around 1kg to 2kg of pellets per hour on medium heat. A 15kg bag will last roughly 8 to 15 hours of running. A household that uses a pellet burner most evenings through winter typically goes through 1.5 to 3 tonnes of pellets per year.
No. Wood pellets are designed specifically for pellet burners, which have an automated auger feeding system and controlled air supply. Burning loose pellets in a standard wood fire is inefficient, produces high heat in the wrong parts of the firebox and can damage the fire. Always match the fuel to the appliance.