Feature
●Automatic starting: The 2020 has been upgraded to provide faster speed, and more air volume. The stove fan is designed to circulate warm air generated by burning wood/coal and particles, normal surface temperatures from 50°C to 400°C
●Environmentally friendly power supply: Thermoelectric modules drive the fan as a small generator. No batteries or electricity needed! Improved thermal air circulation provides greater comfort and reduces wood on stoves by 28%
●Safe Design: The furnace support is made of anodized aluminum treatment, which can withstand high temperatures, and the temperature reaches 752°F (400°C), and will not deform and discolor even after long periods of work under high temperatures
●Long Life: The fan base is equipped with two metal safety devices, but when the surface temperature is above 300 degrees Celsius, the safety device will lightly lift the front of the fan to protect the TEG and motor
●Anyone with a wood stove needs this. No electricity, free operation, completely energy saving and economical
Description
Pre-written fan base and blades are made of anodized aluminum that will not corrode or corrode.This stove fan is designed to provide an extremely wide thermal current.The stove fan generates itself with the heat from the stove.The metal strip on the fan base is designed to lift the end of the fan slightly as it approaches maximum operating temperature.Fans and generator units may be damaged if the recommended temperature exceeds 660°/350° C.Keep the fan away from young children while in use. Operation Place the stove fan on the smooth flat surface of the stove side or near the back of the stove.The hotter the stove, the more air the fan circulates.Stove fans are designed for use on freestanding stoves with normal surface temperatures of 185°F to 660°F (85°C to 350°C).Remove the fan from the stove if the temperature exceeds 660 degrees Celsius/350 degrees Celsius.Do not handle stove fan bases.Do not set the stove fan on an unprotected surface when its hot.For moving or carrying fans.A good stove safety practice includes the use of the stove thermometer.