Past PelPro Models

Reviewed by Tim Reed · Updated October 19, 2026 · 13 discontinued models

Still heating with an older PelPro? Here's every discontinued model we found a manual or brochure for: what it was, its specs, the years it sold, and what replaced it. Your model and serial number are on the stove's rating label, so check it before you start.

About these links. Every document here comes from PelPro and Hearth & Home Technologies, or from archived copies of their websites. We check every link weekly and remove any that stop working. Always follow the manual for your exact model.

Past PelPro Corn Models

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Corn Stove · About 2005–2011

PelPro Corn Stove

Also listed as Corn Heater, CC2, CC3, CCGB2, CCGB3

Dansons launched this corn-burning stove for 2005, pitching it to farmers who could grow their own fuel; it also burned wood pellets. It had 13 stainless heat-exchange tubes, a 120 lb hopper, and a manual clinker removal system, and it was built by Canadian Comfort Industries.

Heat Input15,000–50,000 BTU/h
Heating AreaUp to 2,000 sq ft
Hopper120 lb
Burn Time22–60 hours
Weight225 lb
FuelShelled corn or wood pellets

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Past PelPro Pellet Models

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Pellet Insert · About 2004–2015

PelPro Bay View Pellet Insert

Also listed as Bayview Insert, IPP Bay View Insert / Built-In, IPPBW2GD

The insert and built-in version of the Bay View, made to fit an existing masonry or factory-built fireplace or a custom surround. It shared the stove's large bay window, AcuTron control, and 300-watt igniter, with a 40 lb hopper.

Heat Input10,500–42,000 BTU/h
Heating Area800–2,000 sq ft
Hopper40 lb (40–60 lb in the 2004 manual)
Burn Time8–40 hours
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

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Pellet Stove · About 2004–2015

PelPro Bay View Pellet Stove

Also listed as Bayview Stove, FPP Bay View Freestanding, FPPBW2GD, FPPBW2BD

The Bay View was PelPro's pedestal pellet stove with a three-pane bay window of more than 180 square inches, first sold under Dansons and kept on by Hearth & Home Technologies after 2012. It used the AcuTron (later DHC) control board, a 300-watt auto-igniter, and a 265 CFM room blower. Its 2009–2010 manuals also allow shelled corn or wheat with the multi-fuel grate.

Heat Input10,500–42,000 BTU/h
Heating Area800–2,000 sq ft
Hopper60 lb
Burn Time12–43 hours
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

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Pellet Stove · About 2004–2014

PelPro Flat Top Freestanding Pellet Stove

Also listed as FPP Freestanding, Standard Freestanding, FPP2BD, FPP2GD

PelPro's traditional pedestal pellet stove, sold under the FPP model code with black or brass door trim. It had a 40 lb hopper, an EZ-Clean grate, the AcuTron control board, and a 300-watt auto-igniter. Hearth & Home Technologies listed it as the Flat Top in its 2013 manual and brochure.

Heat Input8,700–42,000 BTU/h
Heating Area800–2,000 sq ft
Hopper40 lb
Burn Time8–27 hours
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

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Pellet Stove · About 2006–2014

PelPro Home Heater 120

Also listed as HHPP2, HHPP2BD, PelPro Heater 120

A tall box-style pellet heater with a 120 lb hopper and a large viewing window, aimed at family rooms and cottages. It used a double-row stainless heat exchanger, a 265 CFM blower, and the AcuTron control, and the Dansons-era version could also burn shelled corn.

Heat Input10,500–50,000 BTU/h
Heating Area800–2,000 sq ft (manual); up to 2,500 sq ft (2013 brochure)
Hopper120 lb
Burn TimeUp to 80–90 hours on low
Weight225 lb
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

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Pellet Stove · About 2006–2014

PelPro Home Heater 300

Also listed as HHPP3, HHPP32BD, PP300, PelPro Heater 300

The big-hopper version of the Home Heater, built for day-long heat without frequent refilling. Its 300 lb hopper gave up to 200 hours on the lowest setting, and it stood 46.5 inches tall.

Heat Input10,500–50,000 BTU/h
Heating Area800–2,000 sq ft (manual); up to 2,500 sq ft (2013 brochure)
Hopper300 lb
Burn TimeUp to 200 hours on low
Weight272 lb
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

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Pellet Stove · By 2009 to about 2014

PelPro Multi-Fuel Step Top Pellet Stove

Also listed as Step Top, FPPST4BD

A heavier, traditional step-top pedestal stove sold as PelPro's multi-fuel model. It burned wood pellets, shelled corn or wheat on a multi-fuel grate, with three operating modes, four heat settings, and a stainless firebrick pattern.

Heat Input8,700–42,000 BTU/h
Heating Area800–2,000 sq ft
Hopper40 lb (2009 manual); 55 lb (later site and brochure)
Burn Time10–37 hours
Weight263 lb
FuelWood pellets, shelled corn or wheat

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Pellet Stove · April 2014–May 2019

PelPro PP130 (Original)

Also listed as PP130 Pellet Stove, 2014–2019 Version

The first PP130, a Hearth & Home Technologies-era pedestal stove with a 130 lb hopper, certified at 1.60 g/h and 86.5% efficiency. HHT's parts list dates its production from April 2014 to May 2019, when it gave way to the PP130-B.

EPA Emissions1.60 g/h
Efficiency86.5%
Heat Input11,000–50,000 BTU/h
Heating Area1,225–2,200 sq ft
Hopper130 lb
Weight239 lb
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

Replaced by: PP130-B (from September 2018)

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Pellet Stove · July 2013–May 2019

PelPro PP60 (Original)

Also listed as PP60 Pellet Stove, 2013–2019 Version

A compact pedestal stove introduced in July 2013, after Hearth & Home Technologies took over PelPro, with automatic ignition, three burn modes, and a 60 lb hopper. It was certified at 0.277 g/h and stayed in production until May 2019, when the PP60-B replaced it.

EPA Emissions0.277 g/h
Efficiency85%
Heat Input11,000–35,000 BTU/h
Heating Area750–1,450 sq ft
Hopper60 lb
Weight205 lb
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

Replaced by: PP60-B (from April 2019)

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Pellet Stove · July 2016–May 2021

PelPro PPC90 Cast Iron Pellet Stove

Also listed as PelPro Cast Iron Pellet Stove, PPC90

PelPro's cast-iron pellet stove with a 90 lb hopper, sold as the PPC90 alongside the TSC90, which shares its manual and parts list. HHT's parts list shows PPC90 production ending in May 2021, while the TSC90 version stayed active.

EPA Emissions1.11 g/h
Efficiency88.0% LHV / 82.3% HHV
Heat Output8,500–39,500 BTU/h
Heat Input11,100–47,400 BTU/h
Heating AreaUp to 2,200 sq ft
Hopper90 lb
Weight340 lb
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

Replaced by: TSC90 (same design, still sold)

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Pellet Stove · About 2006–2012

PelPro Shop Heater 120

Also listed as HSPP2

A Dansons-era pellet heater for workshops, garages, and cottages, with the same 26 x 24 x 31.5 inch footprint and 120 lb hopper as the Home Heater 120. It had a double-row heat exchanger, Super Grate, and AcuTron control, and its manual also allows shelled corn.

Heat Input15,000–50,000 BTU/h
Hopper120 lb
Burn Time22–60 hours
Weight225 lb

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Pellet Stove · About 2006–2012

PelPro Shop Heater 300

Also listed as HSPP3

The 300 lb hopper version of the Dansons-era shop heater, billed as a professional shop heater that needed refilling less often. It stood 46.5 inches tall and shared the 120's heat exchanger and controls.

Heat Input15,000–50,000 BTU/h
Hopper300 lb
Burn Time43–150 hours
Weight272 lb

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Pellet Insert · About 2004–2013

PelPro Standard and Deluxe Pellet Insert

Also listed as IPP Insert / Built-In

PelPro's plain-window pellet fireplace insert, sold with black trim (Standard) or brass trim (Deluxe). It had a 40 lb hopper, an EZ-Clean grate, the AcuTron control, and a 300-watt auto-igniter, and it could also be built into a custom surround.

Heat Input15,000–42,000 BTU/h
Hopper40 lb
Burn Time8–30 hours
Weight200 lb
Vent3 in or 4 in L or PL

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find the manual for my old PelPro stove?

Find your model on this page. Each one links to the owner's manual, installation manual, or brochure we found. The model name and serial number are on the stove's rating label, and some links go to archived copies or third-party sites rather than the manufacturer.

Are parts still available for discontinued PelPro models?

Often, yes. Hearth & Home Technologies still supports PelPro, and Forge & Flame dealers order parts by model and serial number. Parts for the oldest models can be hard to find, so ask a dealer before you plan a repair.

What replaced my discontinued PelPro?

Where we know it, each entry lists the model that replaced it. Most current PelPro engineering is sold under the Forge & Flame name.

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