Blower for Englander 30-NCH

[Rockey]

Does Home Depot carry this as an accessory for the stove or do I have to go back to the manufacturer for it? I want to give the baby its maiden voyage this weekend and I wanted to have the blower ready.

 

[BrotherBart]

Depot shows it on the website but they want $200 for it. But that is about what it costs from ESW if you figure in shipping.

 

[mlasko]

It actually was a little cheaper to order it from the company....I checked....I got mine really quickly and man does it blow!....I'm indebted to everyone that encouraged me on here to get it!

 

[M1sterM]

Depot shows it on the website but they want $200 for it. But that is about what it costs from ESW if you figure in shipping.

Check the instore price...generally a lot less than the website.

 

[paulski]

I am debating getting one for mine. I have the 30-NC as well but have not burned it yet. Will probably get it at some point. Glad to hear positive input about it.

 

[Hiram Maxim]

Just ordered one last week for my buddies new stove.

$171.00 shipped from Englander Stove works

 

[M1sterM]

I wish there was an easy way to integrate a thermostat or snap-disc into the wiring, rather than relying on the rheostat as an on-off switch. Has anyone tried this, and is willing to post detailed explanations of how they did it?

 

[Jags]

I wish there was an easy way to integrate a thermostat or snap-disc into the wiring, rather than relying on the rheostat as an on-off switch. Has anyone tried this, and is willing to post detailed explanations of how they did it?

There is. Its called a stove stat. I have used one for many years (I think BroB operates with one as well).

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[M1sterM]

Thanks for the suggestion...I assume you mount it to the heat shield, and not the stove itself?

 

[Jags]

Thanks for the suggestion...I assume you mount it to the heat shield, and not the stove itself?

Yep, find a place that the switch turns on when your stove is up to temp. You may have to move the switch around a little to find the "sweet spot", but once you do, your all set.