Valiant Vanquish 250 Heat Powered Stove Fan

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However, you may not need a stove fan if your stove is in a small room and you tend to sit close enough to feel its heat. The fan is designed to circulate the warm air created by your stove into larger-than-average sized rooms. They require no other source of power because they generate their own electricity from the heat of the stove. Aside from its reliable performance, it also gives you a fun twist on a classic design by adding the potential colour variation with the blades. The AcornSolution 4-blade heat powered fan is constructed out of heat-sensitive metal to withstand the elevated temperatures of wood-burning stoves.

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We would also like to use cookies which enhance the functionality of the site, these are non-essential cookies. By moving the warm air away from the stove itself, and circulating it throughout the room, the temperature is evened out, nicely overcoming the wood stove’s biggest shortcoming.

Furthermore,as our heating bills rise and we consider turning down thermostats, those of us who have a wood-burning stove will be looking to maximise the efficiency of this wholesome home heater.

Valiant Vanquish 250 | Continental Fireplaces Valiant Vanquish 250 | Continental Fireplaces

This one features a magnetic clamp to attach it to your flue, and once in position the fan works in much the same way as the freestanding variety, powered by the heat from your stove. The vanquish 250 has unrivalled output pushing out up to 90% greater airflow than other designs in the market as its especially suited to larger rooms. They help make a space feel warmer in less time by evenly distributing the heat throughout the room and not just around the stove itself. The Valiant Vanquish 250 FIR364 stovetop fan also sources its optimum performance from a thermoelectric module that helps it self regulate based on the existing temperature. If the fan required an external power source, then most of the efficiency gains would be eaten up in the act of supplying the power needed to run the device, which makes them something of an engineering marvel.If you’re looking for a way to take the efficiency of your fireplace or wood burning stove to the next level, you should strongly consider getting a Vanquish 250, by Valiant, and vanquish those cold winter nights for good! This 3-blade option has dimensions of 17 x 10 x 22 cm and weighs only 530g, making it one of the lightest heat powered fan hobs on the market. It is, however, the most expensive fan in this roundup, which might put it out of reach if you’re on a budget.

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It doesn’t matter how much you like a particular fan if the dimensions are not suitable for your space.Stove fan equipped with such sophisticated devices could operate using nothing but the heat from the stove, which is great because that means no added fuel costs. Chimney fire safety week campaigners recognise that burning wood with greater than 17% moisture content increases the risk of incomplete burn therefore increasing Smoke, CO, soot, tar and chimney fires. The best part of these fans is they do not run on gas or electricity; the heat of the stove generates enough power to effectively and efficiently run the fan to heat your room, and quite possibly your whole house.

Valiant FIR364 Vanquish 250 mm Eco Friendly Heat Powered Valiant FIR364 Vanquish 250 mm Eco Friendly Heat Powered

We recommend using a stove or infrared thermometer to control the temp of the stove top and keep it within the best operating range of your fan as well as avoid overheating it. However, a stove fan uses its blades to divert the warm air horizontally filling the whole room as opposed to the area directly between the stove and the ceiling. Warm air rises, of course, and as the heated air moves up, it is replaced by colder air near the floor, which creates circulation in the room where the stove is located. Some manufacturers even claim that their products reduce the total cost to operate the stoves, and reduce emissions by burning up to 14% less fuel.Those that use the Seebeck Effect to turn the fan blades, and those designed around a Stirling Engine, which is an external combustion engine. This stove fan is estimated to be up to 80% more efficient at distributing heat than other single fan models.