Valiant (FIR361) Premium IV 4-Blade Heat Powered Log Burner & Stove Fan, Black

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Unrivalled performance: pushing at a huge rate of 420 feet a minute; Fan requires no batteries or external power That being said, it’s noteworthy to mention that for a stove fan to work correctly, it must draw cooler air from behind. Also, keep in mind for your stove fun to function appropriately, you should place it appropriately. Benefits of a Stove Fan It’s worth mentioning that a few stove fan models have attractive colours and designs that can sit well with most interior décors. At the same time, other models are designed for retro-styled houses. So always keep your interiors in mind when purchasing a stove fan. Automatic Control

Ultra low starting temperature: as low as 50°C, perfect for all stoves with a flat top and for convector type twin skinned and topped stoves While it doesn’t require any batteries or external power to function, this wood stove fan pushes warm air at 420 feet per minute, making it ideal for electronic fireplaces. Control-wise, this reliable stove fan comes with a thermally controlled actuator that delivers Peltier performance. Additionally, it comes with an inbuilt protection system that prevents the fans from overheating.The CWLAKON Wood Silent wood is a silent eco-friendly fan that distributes heat evenly. Not only does this fan run quietly, but also you can use it in limited spaces thanks to its compact design. If space is a constraint and you require a compact yet highly efficient wood stove fan, the TOMERSUN 4 Blades Heat Powered Stove Fan is the right choice. It features a minimalist design and a powerful motor, ensuring efficient heat distribution in smaller spaces. Never, ever use a regular fan on top of your stove, not even a battery-operated one. It is unsafe to expose batteries or electrical wiring to the sort of heat a wood-burning stove can generate. Proper stove fans do not need an electrical power supply of any sort. That is why they are safe to use on wood-burning stoves and even then you need to watch the temperature. If you forget, however, the worst that will happen is that your stove fan will be damaged, not that it will explode and potentially cause someone a serious injury and/or start a fire! Choosing the Best Wood-Burning Stove Fan This 4-blade heat powered log burner and stove fan comes in a compact design that allows it to fit in the tightest spaces or limited comers. But still, it manages to provide adequate airflow that keeps the fire burning.

Apart from that, even the heat that did emanate from the open fire ended up spreading in all directions and only heating the front part of the body. Also, since the combustion of the open fire needed a lot of air, lighting the fireplace meant that more cold air would come in from the outside to keep the fire burning. This would result in the rest of the house getting cold and uncomfortable for the occupants.Had been researching stove fans for a while, but didn’t jump at buying until I could find one that would fit our stove. This is very compact, and possibly one of the smallest (according to Valiant) on the market right now. Out of the box, there is nothing to set up, just pop it on the stove, and within a few minutes, it will start to spin. If you have not yet got one, I would suggest getting a stove thermometer. The fan itself is not totally quiet, you will hear a whirring noise, especially as it speeds up, but its not annoying. There is a bi-metal device on the bottom to prevent it from overheating, should the surface temperature get too hot. It works by literally lifting the fan up off the hot surface, but I would remove it if the safety device cuts in. Does it work? I think it does. At first, we thought its not pushing out much heat, but it works on movement of air – convection, rather than a force blow like a fan heater. The stove might appear cooler, but the room is definitely warmer, I would say by up to 30% more. For us, that is a huge difference. The optimum effect is reached around 200 – 250 degrees C, but it works at much lower temps. The unit is fairly robust, the fan is well made, if anything the unit could be a little on the light side, but its so compact, this will fit on any stove. Its also something of a talking point, as its a mystery to some how it works. With no batteries! 2 year warranty, which is good, and I think, we’ll be putting less wood on the stove, and that’s what really matters.

For starters, it’s important to mention that popular stove fans don’t require any electricity or batteries to run. Since they usually come with fans that have radiating fins. You can use a stove fan with a large CMF to move large volumes of warm air from one place to another and vice versa. So, when selecting your ideal appliance, always ensure to select one that sits well with the room size it’s going to be placed in. The innovative Premium 4 Stove Fan is a uniquely engineered design. Its blades generate up to 70% more airflow than competitor products, giving you maximum benefit, whilst standing at just 199mm tall. The reviewed FIR300 stove fan is pictured above on the left next to the new PremiAIR 4″ Stove Fan (FIR361) also from Valiant which we will soon be reviewing in detail.Our innovative Premium 4 Stove Fan is a uniquely engineered design. Its blades generate up to 70% more airflow than competitor products, giving you maximum benefit, whilst standing at just 199mm tall. These fans operate at high-speed levels once the fireplace heats up. The motor of a stove fan works at its optimal level once it absorbs heat from the logwood burner or a wood-burning stove. The GALAFIRE brand is synonymous with quality. So, you do expect to get the very best in terms of design and efficiency. The good news is that the GALAFIRE wood stove fan does not disappoint. From the high-quality materials that have been used in its design to the high-efficiency motor, the manufacturers have gone the extra mile in making sure they deliver a superior product that’s worth every penny. This wood stove fan can operate in temperatures of up to 662 degrees F. The fan has also been designed to churn up to 190 CFM, which is a lot of air being circulated considering its compact design. This is partly due to the unique design of the fan blades which ensure higher air distribution regardless of the size of the room. While the GALAFIRE 4-Blade Heat-Powered Wood stove Fan is a compact unit, it is still able to distribute an exceptional amount of heat throughout the room with relative ease.

If you prioritize environmental friendliness, the Voda Wood Stove Fan is an ideal option. With its 100% eco-friendly design and heat-powered motor, it delivers excellent performance without adding to your monthly energy costs. For those who prefer a wood stove fan that offers the smooth and noise-free operation, the Caframo Limited 812AM-KBX Ecofan Airmax is a good option. Its unique design ensures effective heat distribution and a quiet experience.But good stove fans that come equipped with four blades can push more warm air when compared to their counterparts. Electric Powered Vs. Self-Powered But, the only downside that we’ve found with the Voda Wood stove Fan is that since initially there’s not going to be any heat if the stove is off, you will need to hand spin the fan for it to start working. While this is a minor hiccup and certainly not a deal-breaker, some people might find having to hand-spin the fan a bit annoying. When it comes to keeping a room nice and warm during winter there’s really nothing like having a wood stove. Wood stoves are a great way of not only getting the warmth you need whenever the temperature drops outside, but they can all add to the overall ambiance of a room, transforming it into a more comfortable living space.