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Serving the Pacific Northwest for more than 16 years |
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| A WaterStove is a furnace (using wood, coal and/or liquid fuels) that heats a water reservoir (50 to 2000 gallons) up to 210 degrees (almost boiling). This hot water is stored in the reservoir until a thermostat signals a pump to send the hot water to heat transfer devices (radiators, baseboards, forced air, hydronic floor heat, etc.) to heat the air and domestic hot water in homes or businesses. |
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A WaterStove can heat your entire home, your office, all your hot water, a swimming pool, hot tub, shop, outbuildings, greenhouses, snow melt, and much more... AND you can heat them all at the same time with one WaterStove. Plus, you can use any standard energy source available including: natural gas, propane, heating oil, waste oil, firewood, coal, burnable waste, electricity, solar energy, and more! |
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| Northwest Alternative Energy is proud to highly recommend the Turbo Heat Unit from Self-Relient Living in St. Anthony, Idaho.
Please feel free to Contact Us or visit the Self-Relient website (www.BeSelfRelient.com) for more information on this dependable heating alternative. |
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WaterStoves have been proven an efficient and economical
primary heat source in the following applications:
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How the heat from a WaterStove is distributed |
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The hot water stored in a WaterStove reservoir can instantly supply heat to virtually anything using "hydronic (hot water) distribution". This can be done through standard forced air systems, in-floor radiant heat pipes, radiators, wall insert heaters, surface mount heaters, hot water baseboards, heated towel racks, etc. The possibilities are limitless. Hydronic distribution can be retrofitted to most existing buildings or installed in new construction. |
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Central
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In-Floor Hydronics |
Baseboards |
Radiators |
Wall Mounted Heaters |
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| Northwest Alternative Energy is proud to highly recommend the Turbo Heat Unit from Self-Relient Living in St. Anthony, Idaho.
Please feel free to Contact Us or visit the Self-Relient website (www.BeSelfRelient.com) for more information on this dependable heating alternative. |
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This site is in a constant state of evolution. Please check back often for new and valuable industry information. |
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