The stove fan is the perfect addition to your fireplace, enabling faster heat distribution. In large rooms, it can take a long time for heat to be distributed evenly, as warm air rises and is only distributed from there. With the stove fan, you can improve heat distribution, as the fan dissipates the heat escaping from the fireplace directly into the room through its five blades and associated rotation.

The fan does not require electricity, as it generates its own power. It is a thermoelectric fan that sits on top of the fireplace and creates electricity through the temperature difference between the top and bottom of the fan. It starts to move when pushed by hand and begins operating once the underside of the fan reaches a temperature of 60 °C. It can reach a maximum surface temperature of 60 °C and can be used up to a maximum surface temperature of 350 °C. Unlike conventional fans, this product is designed for high temperatures. A standard fan would melt, require a power connection, and have too strong an airflow. In contrast, the stove fan has a pleasantly light airflow of 130-160 cfm. For better temperature monitoring, it is recommended to use a chimney thermometer (not included). The rotation of the stove fan helps circulate warm air and increases heat energy yield. With more targeted warm air distribution, the stove does not need to be fired as often, allowing you to save on firewood.

Note: Particularly with smaller stoves, it is important to ensure that the fan is not positioned too close to the stove pipe due to limited space. If the fan cannot rotate at the chosen installation location, the position must be adjusted, as warm air can only be distributed when the fan is rotating.