Detached house, New Hampshire
Our part
in this
project
The task
The requirements:
- Achieve full off-grid energy independence
- Ensure reliable heating in harsh winters
- Reduce electricity use and emissions
Our solution
Richardson family chose a modern Hargassner heating system for its efficient, low-emission, and reliable renewable approach.
- Switch to modern Nano PK 32 + Smart HV 23 Combi system
- Combine wood logs and automated pellet heating
- Provide efficient, low-emission renewable heating system
Hargassner Smart HV 23 and Nano PK 32 - Combi
Hargassner off-grid heating solution
For the Richardson family, living off-grid isn’t just a dream – it’s their way of life. Seeking true independence from the public grid and year-round comfort, they chose a Hargassner combi wood log and pellet system for their home, selecting the Nano PK 32 and Smart HV 23 for their efficiency, low emissions, and minimal electricity use. Their heating system is installed in their tornado shelter, providing both safety and functionality.
This innovative system offers the best of both worlds: the warmth and tradition of burning logs, with the convenience and efficiency of pellets. Whether fueled by sustainably harvested firewood or automatically fed pellets, the Hargassner keeps their home – and their small self-sufficient greenhouse – warm and productive through the harshest winters, without relying on fossil fuels or the grid.
Reliable, efficient, and eco-friendly, it’s the perfect solution for anyone who values self-sufficiency and sustainability. With Hargassner, this family enjoys energy independence, lower costs, and the peace of mind that comes from heating with a renewable source.

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