Lopi AGP Pellet Stove
Pellet Stove
Lopi AGP
Brand: LopiA pellet stove that burns whatever bag of wood pellets you can find.
Figures per the manufacturer. Real-world results depend on your home, fuel, and install.
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Who It's For
Pellet heat is easy to live with, right up until the store runs out of the one pellet brand your stove burns well. You need a pellet stove that isn’t picky about fuel. The AGP Stove is for the household that wants set-and-forget wood heat for up to 2,000 square feet without hunting for one particular bag. Choose a picky stove and you’re shopping by brand; choose the AGP and every grade of wood pellet is fair game.
What Makes It Special
It burns all grades of wood pellets, so you buy whatever your local store has on the shelf.
The 80-pound hopper is the other headline. The maker rates a full hopper at up to 57 hours of burn time, which means filling it every couple of days instead of tending a fire every evening.
An arched door frames 127 square inches of glass, and an optional outside air kit lets the stove draw its air from outdoors.
Possible Downsides
- It needs electricity. Like other pellet stoves, it relies on household power to feed and burn the pellets.
- The burn pot needs regular cleaning. About weekly in heavy use, as with any pellet stove.
- No efficiency test of its own. The maker publishes a figure from similar pellet heaters, not from testing this stove.
If you want pellet convenience without hunting for one brand of fuel, the AGP Pellet Stove is the right decision. You fill the hopper once, and the house stays warm for the next two days.
The one add-on is a 48-inch outside air kit for drawing combustion air from outdoors.
Manuals and Documents
- Lopi on lopistoves.com (manufacturer's website)
- Owner's manual (PDF, www.travisindustries.com)
- Brochure (PDF, www.travisindustries.com)
- Architect's guide (PDF, www.travisindustries.com)
Documents open on the manufacturer's website. Your installer follows the manual for your exact install.
The Lopi Story
Lopi is a wood, pellet, and gas stove brand founded by Kurt Rumens in Bellevue, Washington, in 1979. In 1988, Rumens sold the company to Travis Garske, who joined it with the Avalon stove company under a new name, Travis Industries. Lopi is a brand of Travis Industries, Inc., along with Fireplace Xtrordinair, DaVinci Custom Fireplaces, and Fire Garden, and its stoves are designed and hand-assembled in Mukilteo, Washington. Rumens is still president and general manager.
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