Stove Fan 4-Blade Cocoon Fan

• Heat Powered Fan- The wood stove fan is powered by heat, no batteries or electricity required. It converts the heat generated by the stove or the fireplace into electrical energy to drive the fan to spin. It's quite environmental friendly.
• 4 Blades Wood Burner Fan- This wood burning fan is newly designed with 4 blades, which makes the fan deliver a very broad thermal current. The hotter the stove top is, the faster the fan spins and the more warm air it circulates.
• Whisper Quiet- The only moving part of this small heat powered fan is the blades assembled. Silent running(less than 25db), say goodbye to the terrible noise. You even don't know the stove fan is there, but you will still feel the warmth and enjoy the warm air in a quiet and comfortable environment.
• Operating Temperature- This wood burning fan is designed for using on freestanding stoves with a normal surface temperature between 85-350°C(185-662°F). It will start spinning automatically when the temperature gets around 50°C(122°F), and work most efficiently when temperature get to 250-300°C(482-572°F). It will stop working when the stovetop cools down.
• Notice: Please avoid using the stove fan at high temperature continuously to ensure it a longer lifetime. If you have any questions about the stove fan or your order, please feel free to let us know and we will do our best to help out quickly and efficiently.

Notes:
1. Please keep the stove fan out of reach of the children and pets when using.
2. Position the stove fan on a smooth flat surface of your stove top, near the side or back of the stovepipe.
3. The stove fan is designed for usage on freestanding stoves with a normal surface temperature of between 185° F - 660° F (85° C - 350° C). 
Operating above the recommended temperature of 660° F / 350° C may damage the fan and the electricity generating units.
4. Never handle the base of the stove fan, do not set the stove fan down directly on an unprotected surface when hot. To move or carry the fan, always use the extendable handle while wearing gloves.
5. Good stove safety practice includes the use of a stove thermometer.

Why do we need to use the stove fan?
Instead of the heat rising vertically with a standard stove, the stove fan uses its blades to divert the warm air horizontally.  The extra movement of air will help warm the whole room, not just the ceiling and the area near the stove.

How it works?
The theory of the stove fan is very simple and easy to understand, but highly effective. The stove fan generates its own power by the heat from the stove. The fan uses thermoelectric technology to convert a temperature difference into electricity.
There is a unique thermoelectric module at the center of the fan base, which converts the heat into electricity. Once getting to the fixed temperature, it begins to circulate warm air throughout the room.