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Originally Posted by Tackleman
I have wanted a pellet stove for quite some time in my basement of my summer home. I purchased the new programable Harmon Absolute 43 pellet stove. It is a very nice stove and simple to use except for the fact that in my mind it is not programable. Yes you can program it 7 days in advance, but your stove will stay on for 7 days burning pellets all the time. It was not designed to be turned off and on when you want it to. I purchased that model because I thought it would be cool to have it set for Friday noon to kick on and be warn in toasty before I get there. This is just an FYI to others that think this stove can do that. It can't. Yes they are working on a wireless sensor and a wifi app but they are not there yet. It is a great stove but not designed yet for what I want it to do.
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Welcome to Harman ownership. If you aren't a member, join Hearth.com and jump on the Pellet Stove forum. There are ltierally hundreds of pellet owners there who may be able to help you. I know that the new Absolute uses a different control interface as compared to the type Harman has used for years. The older style could definitely be accessed via a wireless thermostat and a smartphone to turn it on and off. Not sure about yours though. Doesn't hurt to ask...
http://www.hearth.com/talk/forums/th...uel-stoves.14/
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