Anyone here using the VonHaus brand specifically? Unfortunately I don't think adding the blower to our PE Super is in the cards for this season so I am thinking about trying one of the stove top eco fans to help move some air but I don't want to spend too much for one, I'd rather put that money towards a blower than spending $80+ for the Caframo brand. The VonHaus can be purchased new for $40, I'm willing to take the $40 gamble and just looking if anyone here has any pro/con feedback on that unit before I buy it.
VonHaus woodstove Eco Fan
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Haven't seen that one before. It won't hurt, though the difference may be subtle depending on the floorplan. A simple stand fan blowing at low speed across the top of the stove would be more effective. Or, depending on the floorplan it may be more efficient to blow cooler air from another part of the house into the stove room area with a simple table fan placed on the floor. (requires line of sight from the fan to the stove area)
If you do get one it may need a trivet. The max temp for the fan is 572ºF which is below the max for the stove top. Our stove often cruises at 650F.
If you do get one it may need a trivet. The max temp for the fan is 572ºF which is below the max for the stove top. Our stove often cruises at 650F.
Only 1 "eco fan" fan has impressed me seeing in person: http://www.gyroscope.com/d.asp?product=VULCANSTOVEFAN
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