Stove Fan That Spreads Warm Air Without Electricity or Batteries
The warm air keeps collecting around the stove every single winter evening. The rest of the room stays cool, so you keep reaching for layers. Warm a living room, a cabin, or a workshop around your wood stove this winter.
This fan sits on the flat top surface of a wood stove. It starts on its own once the surface reaches about 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Its speed adjusts as the stove heats up, moving warm air around the room.
It needs no electricity or batteries because heat powers the fan. Four blades move 180 to 210 cubic feet of air per minute at 1100 RPM. Noise stays under 25 decibels, so the room stays quiet.
The body is made from black anodized aluminum for high surface temperatures. It handles surface temperatures up to 662 degrees Fahrenheit. Plus, a bimetallic base mechanism lifts the front of the fan when temperatures climb.
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HEAT POWERED OPERATION: Heat from the stove powers the fan, so no electricity or batteries are needed.
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AUTOMATIC START: The fan starts on its own once the stove surface reaches about 140 degrees.
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FOUR BLADE DESIGN: Four blades move 180 to 210 cubic feet of air per minute.
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QUIET OPERATION: The fan runs at under 25 decibels, so it stays quiet in the room.
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ANODIZED ALUMINUM BODY: A black anodized aluminum body handles surface temperatures up to 662 degrees Fahrenheit.
- BIMETALLIC SAFETY BASE: A bimetallic base lifts the front of the fan when temperatures climb too high.
Product Specifications
- Type: Heat powered stove fan
- Blades: 4
- Airflow: 180 to 210 CFM
- Speed: 1100 RPM
- Noise: Under 25 dB
- Start Temperature: 140 F
- Operating Range: 140 to 662 F
- Material: Anodized aluminum
- Size: 8.8 x 7.1 inches, height by width
- Color: Black
What’s Included
- 1 x Heat powered fireplace fan
- 1 x User manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set it up?
Place it on the flat top surface of a wood stove and it starts as the stove heats up.
Does it need power?
No, it runs on heat alone with no electricity or batteries.
What temperatures does it work at?
It starts around 140 degrees Fahrenheit and operates up to 662 degrees.
Where should I place it?
Use it on a flat, hot stove top and keep it out of the way of the flue pipe.