If the GFCI protection is not needed or required, you are OK.
But, a UPS does not normally have any GFCI protection on the down stream side, so you are defeating the protection that would otherwise be provided by the GFCI outlet.
Understood, the GFCI outlet is already there and the pellet stove is plugged into it, I was just trying to make sure I wasn't going to run into any problems and to save myself having to put in a normal outlet. Thanks guys!
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