Wood Stove Fan, 6 Blades Wood Stove Fan Heat Powered, Fire...
**Introduction** The Wood Stove Fan, equipped with 6 blades and a magnetic thermometer, is designed to enhance the efficiency of your wood or log burner stove. This innovative fan harnesses heat to power itself, distributing warmth more evenly throughout your home without the need for electricity. It is an ideal solution for those living in cold climates or areas prone to power outages, providing a seamless way to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. **Advantages** 1. **Heat Distribution**: The fan effectively circulates warm air, making rooms more comfortable quickly. 2. **Energy Efficiency**: Operates without electricity, reducing energy costs. 3. **Silent Operation**: Whisper-quiet functionality ensures a peaceful environment. 4. **Improves Stove Efficiency**: Helps the stove heat up spaces more rapidly by evenly distributing warmth. 5. **Versatility**: Can be used on various types of stoves, including wood, gas, and propane. 6. **Compact Design**: Fits easily on top of stoves without requiring significant space. 7. **Cost Savings**: Reduces the need for additional heating and saves money on utility bills . 8. **Environmentally Friendly**: Utilizes heat energy rather than electricity. 9. **Ease of Use**: No installation required; simply place on the stove and it starts working. 10. **Durability**: Designed to withstand high temperatures under normal use conditions . **Disadvantages** 1. **Sensitive to Placement**: Must be precisely placed for optimal performance . 2. **Limited Airflow**: Not as strong as traditional electric fans; designed for gentle heat redistribution . 3. **Start-up Time**: May take time to start spinning if the stove doesn’t reach high temperatures quickly . 4. **Potential for Damage**: Can be damaged by excessive heat if not used properly . 5. **Maintenance Required**: Periodic cleaning required to maintain optimal performance . 6. **Not Suitable for Open Fireplaces**: Ash and debris can clog the mechanism . 7. **Initial Setup Confusion**: Users might take time to find the optimal position for the fan . 8. **Variable Build Quality**: Differences in quality across units can affect performance . 9. **Fragile Packaging**: Reports of fans arriving in damaged or opened boxes . 10. **Compatibility Issues**: May not function effectively on all types of stoves or in all environments . **Conclusion** The Wood Stove Fan, 6 Blades Heat Powered Fan, offers an elegant, energy-efficient solution for enhancing warmth distribution from your stove. With its quiet operation and non-electric design, it is particularly valuable during power outages. While there are some caveats related to its setup and placement, the fan's advantages in cost savings, energy efficiency, and environmental friendliness make it a worthwhile investment for those seeking to optimize their stove's heating capabilities. **FAQs** 1. **How does the wood stove fan work?** - The fan uses thermoelectric technology to convert the heat from the stove into electrical energy that powers the fan blades. 2. **Where should I place the fan on my stove for best results?** - Place the fan on top of the stove, closer to the back or center, where the heat is most concentrated. 3. **Can I use this fan on a fireplace?** - It’s best used on wood or log burners. Ensure there’s no ash that might clog the fan if used on an open fireplace. 4. **Does the fan require any electricity or batteries?** - No, it is powered entirely by the heat from the stove. 5. **Is the fan noisy when operating?** - The fan operates with minimal noise, making it suitable for quiet environments. 6. **How can I maintain my wood stove fan?** - Regularly clean the fan to prevent dust build-up and ensure optimum performance. 7. **What should I do if my fan doesn’t start spinning?** - Ensure proper placement and that the stove is hot enough. Adjust the position if needed. 8. **How long does the fan typically last?** - With proper use and maintenance, the fan is designed for long-term durability. 9. **Can this fan help lower energy costs?** - Yes, by improving heat distribution, it can reduce the need for additional heating sources. 10. **What do I do if my fan is faulty upon delivery?** - Contact customer service or the retailer for a replacement or to resolve the issue.
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Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
Title: Works great! Here's what I think you need to know before buying. UPDATE ADDED
Content: Update 9/10/24: I love this fan so much that I've decided to come back and buy another. Why? My thought is that if I have 2, both facing slightly angled away from the heat source, that the kitchen and hallway/bedrooms will heat up faster. The price has also dropped a few dollars since I bought it last year. Buy it and follow the advice below and I suspect you'll be as happy as I am with this fan. I currently have the single fan on the rear center of my cast iron fireplace. Once the second fan arrives, I'm going to put them both in the center but have the left one angled a bit to the left and the right one angled a bit to the right, thus spreading out the wave of heat as it moves across the room and through the house. Original review December 12, 2023: I looked at a lot of fans and a lot of reviews. Came to the conclusion that a lot of people who complained the fans (from various manufacturers) didn't move didn't seem to understand that heat rises, so the fan must be placed above the heat source. After figuring that out, I thought about propellers and heat movement. Perhaps 2 longer blades would start moving quicker than 5 short blades? Could longer blades move more air? That's why I purchased this one (and it is the only one I needed to purchase). I played around with positioning it on the top of my standalone propane stove/fireplace. Found the sweet spot for movement and left it there. It's moving so fast you can't see the blades. This is the first morning of heating up the house in the morning with this fan on. I left the ceiling fan off to see how long it would take. The stove is in the family room which is about 16x20 feet. In about a hour and a half the kitchen thermostat was up to 69 degrees F. Our furnace keeps the house at around 63 degrees overnight and then the fireplace does the rest during the day. I wanted to test with just this fan in the event of a power outage. Very doable to warm this place up without electricity. I know that if I turn the ceiling fan on the house will quickly warm up into the 70's. For me, a secondary, non-electric source of air movement was important since we live in an area that gets regular snow and can be quite cold. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. A recommendation to other shoppers looking for a non-electric fan for air movement: don't assume a fan is bad based on people complaining IF they do not tell you where they placed the fan in their particular circumstances. I saw one person place the fan on the hearth in front of their fireplace rather than on the mantle. Remember that heat rises. Place whatever fan you purchase above the heat source. That heat source will need to get quite warm/hot before the fan will move. It is the heat that creates the movement. The person who placed the fan in front of the fireplace solved their lack of movement issue by placing a cast iron pan into the fire, heating it up, then placing it on the hearth and putting the fan on that. Then they got movement. Also, people complained that their chosen fan didn't move much air. These fans aren't designed to act like regular room fans. They are just gently moving heat further away from the heat source out into the room and subsequently into connecting rooms. It's a fairly slow process but I've found that it does work. Another thought is that some people complained their fans broke in only a few weeks or months. Question if those people have an open fireplace where ash can get drawn into the fan mechanism and clog it. I'm sure some fans out there are crappy, so the information I've provided won't be foolproof with every fan. But I think it'll help you with your selection. Also, I chose not to go with the cheapest fan, assuming the crappier versions were likely to cost under $20. My philosophy is buy it once and it lasts for decades if you do the proper research and think it through before purchasing. I'll try to remember to post an update next heating season. This fan will be used quite a bit this winter. My heat source is propane so there is no ash. But will it leave any kind of residue on the mechanism? Time will tell. I may also take it off one morning when it's cold and blow air across the mechanism with my hair dryer set on cold to blow out anything that might cause eventual slowing of the blades. Almost everything requires some sort of maintenance to keep working well. Good luck in your search for your best fan choice.
Title: Very impressive technology
Content: Items worked exactly as described and once the wood stove started to heat up the fans started turning slowly on theiru own like Magic and once the wood stove heated up even more they are now spinning rapidly and I can feel the heat from them standing several feet from them and now sitting on the couch feet away is Alot more pleasant and Alot quicker than without them. Also, they are Very whisper quiet. I am Very impressed with these fans so I would highly recommend these fans
Title: Doesn't work, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!
Content: I've included a pic of the fan not working....next to a 3 blades one i ordered, thats working perfectly next to it. The one I got has 3 issues; Doesn't get spinning until the stove is REALLY hot, so low temp starts are false. Didn't work AT ALL for the first 2 days I had this on the stove. At high RPM (when it's even working) the 6 fan blades aren't very effective. Save your money, try something else. I reordered some 3 bladed fans I'd used in a previous home.
Title: Need to get hold to of upsmail
Content: It's working just great but when it was delivered to me the box had been opened was not happy so don't no if we got everything with it need need to get hold of upsmail
Title: Emergency heat source
Content: I purchased this fan for the soul purpose of using it in only emergency situation, the power being out in the cold weather. I have a gas range and have tested them in a cast iron skillet to circulate the heat off the skillet. I used the thermometer to keep the heat in the proper range. I feel confident that the 2 fans will keep my house a livable temperature.
Title: Not durable
Content: Fan did not last two months. Problem may be got too hot on top of wood stove. However that’s what wood stoves are supposed to do get hot!! Fan stopped working!
Title: Works great
Content: love this little fan it really throws the heat out & so reasonable priced love it works off the heat from the,stove
Title: Works great
Content: The media could not be loaded. I took this right out of the box and set it on top of my gas fireplace/stove and it immediately started circulating warm air into the room. Didn't really expect it to work because I didn't think the top of my stove got hot enough for this to work. I think the 25 bucks I spent on this will pay me back and then some on my gas bill this winter on the Oregon Coast. It doesn’t make any noise at all which is very important to me. In ny video I’m holding tissue about 10-12 inches away from the fan.
Title: Best Wood stove fan
Content: Heavy enough. the item matched the given dimensions. blades are actually long.
Title: Spielzeug
Content: Habe ein Doppelpack bestellt ,es kam nur einer an. Sehr klein kaum Gewicht eher ein Spielzeug. Hab was stabileres erwartet. Hatte auch kein Bock auf Nachsenden vom fehlenden Teil somit Retoure.
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- Premium Aluminum Material: The stove fan is made of premium anodized aluminum, which is rust-proof and has good thermal conductivity. It requires no electricity and is easy to use, widely used in wood burning stoves/Log Burner/Wood/Fireplace
- Newly Designed 6-Blade Stove Fan: The upgraded stove fan is equipped with 6 blades, providing a stronger airflow, which improves more than 55% efficiency of air circulation throughout the room
- No batteries or electricity needed: Our Wood Stove Fan is powered by heat generated from the stove. When the stove temperature reaches a certain range, the fan will start rotating automatically. The higher the stove temperature, the faster the fan will rotate
- Overheat Protection: The bottom of the stove fan is equipped with a dual-metal safety device, which slightly lifts the edge of the fan when approaching the highest operating temperature to protect the center module and motor. When the temperature decreases, the fan will automatically return to normal. This will extend the service life of the motor
- Ultra-Quiet Motor Operating: As the blades are the only moving components, even at the highest speed, the operational noise of the log burner fan is lower than 25db. You may not even feel the presence of the furnace fan, but you will still sense a gentle breeze. The rotation of the fan facilitates air circulation, circulating heat to all around and making you feel warmer
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