Caframo 9 Ecofan UltrAir Heat Powered Wood Stove Fan

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If you own a free-standing wood stove you need an Ecofan. This unique accessory is designed to sit on top of your wood stove and circulate warm air through the room quickly and efficiently. By creating its own electricity from the heat of your stove, Ecofans do not need household energy or batteries. And unlike noisy built-in blowers the economical Ecofan is whisper quiet. The Ecofan ULTRAIR is the intermediate model in the Ecofan family, moving up to 125 cu. ft. of air per minute (CFM).

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If you own a low temperature stove you need an Ecofan. This unique accessory is designed to sit on top of your stove and circulate warm air through the room quickly and efficiently. By creating its own electricity from the heat of your stove, Ecofans do not need household energy or batteries. And unlike noisy built-in blowers the economical Ecofan is whisper quiet. THE Ecofan BELAIR is the low temperature model in the Ecofan family, moving up to 140 cu. ft. of air per minute (CFM).

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The Ecofan is designed to be used on freestanding wood stoves with normal surface temperatures of 18 deg. F-650 deg. F (85 deg. C-345 deg. C). Temperatures above 650 deg. F (345 deg. C) may damage your Ecofan. Relocate your Ecofan to a cooler spot on your stove if the surface temperature exceeds 650 deg. F (345 deg. C). Good wood stove safety practice includes using a stove thermometer.