The stove fan is the perfect addition to your fireplace, as it allows for faster heat distribution. Especially in large rooms, it can take a long time for the heat to spread evenly, as warm air rises and only then starts to circulate. With the stove fan, you intervene in the heat distribution, as the fan directs the heat escaping from the fireplace directly into the room through its two blades and associated rotation.

The fan does not require an external power source, as it generates its own electricity. It is a thermoelectric fan that is placed on the fireplace and produces power through the temperature difference between the top and bottom of the fan. It starts to move when manually pushed and once the bottom of the fan reaches a temperature of 70 °C. It can be used at a maximum surface temperature of 350 °C. Unlike conventional fans, this product is designed for use at such high temperatures. A regular fan would melt, require an electrical outlet, and produce too strong an airflow. In contrast, the stove fan features a pleasantly light airflow of 120–140 cfm. For better monitoring of temperatures, it is advisable to use a fireplace thermometer (not included). Thanks to the rotation of the stove fan, warm air circulates and increases the yield of heat energy. With more targeted warm air distribution, the stove does not need to be fueled as heavily, allowing you to save firewood.

Notes: Especially with smaller stoves, care should be taken that positioning cannot be close to the flue due to limited space. If the fan cannot rotate at the chosen location, the position must be adjusted. Only by rotating can the warm air be distributed effectively.