Fan for wood stove, pellet stove, 7 blades, wall-mounted, freestanding

Features:

1. Heat Powered Stove Fan: No batteries or electricity required. This wood stove fan is driven by the heat from your stove, so its operating efficiency can be very high at different temperatures of your stove. It allows you to fully exploit the heat from your wood stoves.
2. More Efficiency: The heat powered fan uses the heat from your wood stove and then disperses it throughout your room, resulting in less wood consumption. You can enjoy the warmth in your room at a lower cost, thereby increasing your comfort.
3. Overheat Prevention: This fireplace fan is made of aluminum alloy, rust-proof and sturdy enough to last longer. Optimal operating temperature is 100 to 250°C (212 to 482°F), with a maximum safe temperature of 345°C (653°F).Integrated overheat protection device.
4.Promotes warm air distribution: A wood stove heater fan can distribute warm air evenly throughout the room to keep you warm.You will only feel a gentle breeze of warm air that will keep you warm and comfortable.
5.Easy to place: Its compact design allows for wall mounting or freestanding use.Suitable for various environments such as fireplaces and wood stoves, it provides energy-efficient heat wherever it is needed.
Specifications:Item Type: Wood Stove Heater Fan
Material: Aluminum Alloy
Weight: Approx.930.00 g / 32.8 oz
Speed ​​Range: 1000-1600 RPM
Noise Level: ≤25 dB
Optimal Operating Temperature: 100-250°C (212-482°F)
Maximum Temperature: Not exceeding 345°C (653°F)
Application: Suitable for wood stoves, pellet gas burners

How to Use:Refer to the instruction manual for operation. It is recommended to use a stove fan thermometer to monitor the temperature to avoid damaging components due to overheating.
Package List:Package includes: 1 x Chimney Fan
1 x Manual Instructions
1 x pliers
1 x screwdriver
Note:The thermoelectric module inside the fireplace fan acts as a small generator to power the fan motor.Therefore, the fireplace fan operates without the need for batteries or external electricity.The fan is placed on the mantel of the fireplace, using the heat from the fire to generate electricity and power the fan.The fan's rotation speed varies depending on the combustion temperature inside the fireplace.A higher fireplace temperature results in a faster fan speed, while a lower temperature (or when the flame goes out) slows the fan down and eventually stops it.