Valiant Vanquish 250 Heat Powered Stove Fan

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While each stove fan review probably helped point you further in the right direction, the following sections aim to answer any lingering questions. It will also ensure that you choose the best possible stove fan for your intended purposes. Size The marble lintel and mantlepiece are noticeably cooler than before because the air is pushed out into the room rather than just rising up out of the recess to hit the underneath of the mantlepiece. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. Vast majority of the stove fans are powered by the Peltier module pressed between the lower heat sink and the top cooling part to secure sufficient temperature difference. Placement on the stove of those fans is crucial for their performance. Basically the best position for them is at the rear side of a stove and as far away from the flue pipe as possible. This way the cooler air can be drawn through the fan’s fins. This positioning ensures best performance but it doesn’t mean a different placement will cause the fan to stop.

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This stove fan was designed with four blades for improved heat intensity and excellent warm air dispersal. It possesses self-regulating fast-spinning blades and can reach as high as 270 CFM. This feature is quite impressive for a stove fan and one of the main reasons it can effectively disperse heat in larger spaces.Second, if you have a very large room, consider buying a bigger fan to ensure it’s capable of circulating enough air around your room. Some – but not all – fans list airflow in cubic feet per minute (CFM), so in this case look for fans with a higher CFM figure. Where do I place the stove fan? My wife can't hear it running, but I can. It depends on whether you can hear the high pitch of a fast running fan, but I don't find it obtrusive. The stove airflow is louder and both repetitive noises are cut out by my brain after a while. Each Valiant stove fan offers unique points of difference and we feel our new range offers consumers a choice of fan to suit their individual needs,” adds Bob. “Customers can be confident that whichever Valiant fan they choose, they are guaranteed the same design and engineering quality, which sets Valiant fans apart from competitor products. The best stove fans are a great way to improve the circulation of the heat produced by your wood burner.These clever little fans are powered by the heat from your stove and help circulate the hot air into the room before it rises to the ceiling. This efficient distribution of air can reduce hot and cold spots as well as potentially lead to a reduction in the amount of wood you need to burn to achieve that warm, toasty feel.

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You may want to experiment with the placement a bit until you achieve the ideal speed and heat circulation for your specific circumstances. The Right Stove Fan for You The motor is mounted in the center of the fan’s body so the long blades don’t protrude over the stove fan’s top. With a low starting temperature of 50°C (120°f) and a maximum operating temperature of 340°c (640°f), the Vanquish will have your room heated up in no time at all. The optimum operating temperature range for the fan is 80 - 250°C (176 - 480°f) but features a in-built protection system to stop the fan overheating should your stove exceed these temperatures. How Does It Work We love that a magnetic stove thermometercomes included with the stove fan to help you monitor its performance and the recommended operating temperature. And with the overall quality of the stove fan, we are all but sold on this option.With a solid metal build and dimensions of 10.1 x 14 x 17 cm, this wood burning stove fan promises durability. It also features a bi-metallic strip on the base to help prevent overheating, contributing to the fan’s overall durability. Burning logs at the correct temperature results in reduced build-up inside the flue, less smoke and ensures you get the maximum output from the fuel you’re putting in, so a thermometer can be a useful tool in getting to know your stove.