Make more of the fireside
Let warmth
find its way.
Your stove makes the heat. This compact, dual-sided fan helps keep warm air moving into your living space, powered by the stove itself.
A clever use of stove heat
A small fan.
A useful winter ritual.
On a suitable stove top, the temperature difference between the hot base and cooler fins generates power for the motors. As the stove cools, the fan slows and stops.
Heat the base
A flat stove-top surface transfers warmth into the fan.
Keep the fins clear
Cooler room air around the upper fins helps create the temperature difference.
Let warmth circulate
The rotors turn to help move warm air. This is gentle circulation, with performance dependent on heat and placement.
Look at both sides
One compact body.
Two sets of blades.
The selected black model has opposing rotors, dual motors and a central finned body. Its metal construction and ribbed foot keep the design compact and straightforward.
Check the fit first
Made for a suitable
stove-top space.
Measure the space above your stove and allow free clearance around both sets of blades and the cooling fins.
- Selected style
- Black, dual-sided12 blades total
- Overall height
- Approx. 8.3 in / 21 cmIncluding the carry ring
- Fan body height
- Approx. 6.5 in / 16.5 cm
- Base footprint
- Approx. 4.1 × 2.1 in10.5 × 5.3 cm; allow extra blade clearance
- Listed operating range
- 185–660°FApprox. 85–350°C; follow the supplied manual
- External power
- None requiredNo battery or wall connection
- Item
- One stove fanStove and room props are shown for context
Use only on a stable, suitable flat stove top within the model’s temperature limits. Monitor the surface with a stove thermometer. The fan becomes hot during use; allow it to cool before handling.
Give the fan the right conditions
Good placement
comes first.
- Choose a stable, flat area toward the side of a suitable stove.
- Keep both rotors unobstructed and leave room air around the cooling fins. Avoid positioning directly in front of the flue.
- Check the surface temperature and let the stove reach operating heat. Stop use if the fan is damaged or does not work as instructed.
Before you settle in
A few fireside questions.
Know what to expect before choosing your fan.
Does it need batteries or a power outlet?
No. It generates electrical power from the temperature difference between the stove-heated base and the cooler upper fins. It needs a suitable hot surface to operate.
Will it work with every fireplace or heater?
Check your setup carefully. This listing is for use on a suitable exposed, flat wood-stove top within the stated operating range. An electric fireplace, enclosed insert or heater without a suitable contact surface may not provide the right conditions. Do not put the fan in an open flame or assume a mounting bracket is included.
Why might it not start spinning?
The surface may be too cool, the fins may lack cooler room air, or a blade may be obstructed. Excessive heat or a damaged component can also cause trouble. Check temperature and placement as instructed, allow the fan to cool before inspection, and contact us if the issue continues.
Should I feel a strong blast of air?
Expect gentle warm-air circulation. This compact heat-powered fan is not designed to feel like a high-speed electric room fan. Results vary with stove temperature, placement and room layout; no room-temperature increase or fuel-saving percentage is promised.
Does overheat protection replace temperature checks?
No. The model is listed with a built-in overheat protection feature, but it still needs correct placement and temperature monitoring. Excessive heat can damage the fan and its thermoelectric components.
A little more fireside comfort.
Check your stove-top fit, then choose the black 12-blade dual-sided model in the product options above.
