Valiant Remora Magnetic Flue Pipe Heat Powered Stove Fan (FIR350), Black, 200 mm

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This stove fan is estimated to be up to 80% more efficient at distributing heat than other single fan models. This should be no surprise as the dual fans are highly effective and can spin at fast speeds of 1970 revolutions per minute. It also offers a maximum airflow of 640 feet per minute. Self-regulating, this wood stove fan has an operating temperature range of 50°C to 350°C. If it ever gets above the maximum temperature, a bi-metallic safety device gently raises the fan to protect the motor and the fan. This stove fan measures 21.5 cm tall and the base is 12 x 8 cm. The manufacturers, HAWCAFU, estimate that you’ll use 28% less wood to warm your home when this fan is placed on top of your stove. The model will have no issues with temperatures ranging from 55 to 350 degrees Celsius. The only problem here is that 55 degrees Celsius usually won't be enough to activate the fan, so you'll have to wait before the temperature inside the stove reaches ~70 degrees. The Tomersun 3-blade stove fan has a 55°C starting temperature and a maximum of 300°C. It also contains a bi-metallic safety device to prevent overheating, which can damage the fan’s motor and its ability to push warm air in the long run. Simply set the fan in the appropriate position, and let it work its magic all by itself.

Materials:Stove fans are often made from either anodized aluminium or stainless steel. Both materials are suitable, but anodized aluminium is generally lighter and more resistant to corrosion. The Valiant Vanquish 250 FIR364 stovetop fan also sources its optimum performance from a thermoelectric module that helps it self regulate based on the existing temperature. The motor has a 50°C minimum starting temperature and a maximum of 340°C. Additionally, it is built with an easy start system that keeps it running effectively and efficiently.Then there’s the fact that you don’t want to ruin the look of an attractive a log burning stove with a bulky, unattractive stove fan. In other words, a stove fan’s only purpose is to evenly distribute existing heat. Where Do You Put a Stove Fan? As you’ll remember from above, this wood burning stove fan does not come without potential cons. It may have a shorter working lifespan, and it might not push as much hot air as other models. This wood-burning stove fan could also become noisier over time, but these potential cons don’t sway our decision to name it our number one. We still think it makes an outstanding selection overall. It begins to turn automatically when the temperature from the stove reaches 85 °C. At this point, it will help to circulate the warm air around the room, preventing it from simply rising to the ceiling. The stove’s maximum temperature shouldn’t exceed 345 °C .

This stove fan is very easy to use and simply sits on top of any wood burning stove. It’s lightweight and well constructed. Standing at 20.5 cm, it’s reasonably tall so you’ll need to make sure you’ve got enough space to accommodate it. Having said that, it’s still relatively compact, with the base measuring just 10 x 17 cm.With its compact size, silent operation, energy efficiency, and added safety measures, the HAWCAFU Wood stands as a compelling alternative to the Netta 4 Blade Mini Woodburner, particularly for those seeking a fan suitable for smaller spaces and with additional safety features. The CWLAKON 2021 4 Blades stove fan was built with a hollow base design to help prevent potential overheating issues. A magnetic stove thermometer adds to this stove fan’s overall appeal as a bonus. Not to mention it makes it more user friendly. Oven fans require electricity from your house, whereas stove fans do not. What Are the Best Stove Fans? One of the standout features of this fan is its ability to operate without electricity or batteries. This eco-friendly design not only helps reduce energy consumption but also ensures that your home stays warm and comfortable during the colder months without incurring additional costs.