Quitest blower motors on low setting?
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The blower motor on my Avalon Astoria on low is VERY quiet...at 6-7 ft, you can hardly hear it at all.
What? Hold on, I need to turn the stove down...
The Quad castile is relatively quiet on low, easily watch TV, talk and such. On high it gets a bit noisey, watching TV is doable but I usually turn the stove down to low.
The Quad castile is relatively quiet on low, easily watch TV, talk and such. On high it gets a bit noisey, watching TV is doable but I usually turn the stove down to low.
The motor / impeller on my P38 is whisper quiet , that is till I bolt it back on the stove. My point is that all blower fans are probably whisper quiet but the effect of the air velocity on the size/shape/design of the heat exchanger tubes and air flow path creates most of the noise.ssman said:
That said, I definitely understood what you were asking.
ssman said:
My Enviro Mini is extremely quiet on low, you can easily hear the auger motor run. It also has a feature where you can also shut off the convection blower altogether if you want and it'll still heat the room, can't speak to the efficiency when running like that though.
The quietest blower(s) I've heard are on my dad's Whitfield Quest. It doesn't matter if it's on high or low, you don't hear it running.
As the owner of Whitfield stove's and have worked on many types. I have to say it the Austroflamm>
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