Ecofan® AirMax, Classic Styled, Heat Powered Wood Stove Fan, 175 CFM, 812AMKBX, Large-Sized, 9" Blade, Nickel
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Color: Nickel
Features
- Ecofan has been designed with premium materials and tested in Canadian winters since 1994
- Tested and proven to save you up to 18% in fuel with more efficient distribution of heat from your wood stove
- Patented design, tested and proven to warm a room 38% faster
- Ecofan blades are CE compliant with rounded edges for FingerSafe operation
- Made in Canada with a 2 Year Limited Warranty
Brand: Ecofan
Color: Nickel
Electric fan design: Blower
Power Source: Air-Powered
Style: Classic
Product Dimensions: 4"D x 9"W x 11.75"H
Room Type: Living Room, Cottage, Family Room
Special Feature: 2 blades engineered to disperse more air with less motor drag., No batteries required, Electricity Free
Recommended Uses For Product: Cooling, Air Circulation
Air Flow Capacity: 175 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Blade Length: 9 Inches
Collection Name: Home
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Included Components: 1 Ecofan AirMax
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Model Name: AirMax
Specification Met: CE
Blade Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Manufacturer: CAFRAMO
Item model number: 812AMKBX
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Care instructions: Wipe clean with damp cloth, Replace motor with instructions
Assembly required: No
Number of pieces: 1
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer., 2 years.
Batteries required: No
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Color: Nickel
This is the only brand of wood stove fans rated up to 650 F degrees. If you buy a cheaper version, it likely will burn out in the first year of use or within a few months of the temp is over the rating for that product. This is the only one I have found that is rated for higher temps and stands up to everyday use. I have had one of these for 3 years now and it is still working great ! don't buy other brands, just spend a few more dollars to get a product that will last you a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by random person
Color: Black
We love this product! It works great and it spreads the heat almost perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by This seller sent me the product I ordered fast and I appreciate how smooth everything went!
Color: Nickel
Quality built and packaged this nice looking accessory will not move volumes of air but it runs for nothing and looks nice doing it. I have a large quality wood burner so overheating is not an issue. Using the latest formula of extruded Blazers (get them from Costco or Home Depot) and you won't get ripped as locals are charging more. They sell by the pallet at highly discounted prices. The wood back to the fan. This fan should be considered by anybody that has the money and anything but the smallest of wood burners as heat is an issue. The one thing that kept that fifth star from popping is the motor is electric and they are by design, not very heat friendly. The energy source is a thermocouple which works off the difference in the heat on the bottom of the unit and the cooler air in the room. The difference makes the juice that powers the motor. I wish there was a all around better way to accomplish this then an electric motor but in that size and price it's quite cutting edge none the less. We'll see about longevity as their warranty is 1 year and they'll replace it as long as you don't send one to them that's fryed from overheating. Gets the hot air away from the wall in a noiseless fashion. DO NOT put directly in front of the flue as that will fry it and it's in the manual. Off to the side is great. I pointed mine at the flue so cool air was getting pulled into the fan and blown off the sides as my flue go out the top. If you use wood get the thermometer amazon offers in the package. I've had one of those for 15 years and all you do is drill the proper size hole through the flue 2' above the top of the stove where it comes out. It slides in and a magnet holds it in there. That way you can monitor flue temps. Remember, this does not mean the surface is that hot but if you maxing out near a 1000f for any length of time you'll probably have issues. I run around 650-700f so that's probably 550 on the top as I have a large stove with thick walls. There manual talks about oven temps but flue temps prevent roof fires and you extrapolate the top temps by duration. RE: Reviews stating would not start by itself. Mu flue temps rise fast as I like to get in the clean burn above 500f quick as it keeps the smoke down. Nobody likes a neighbor with a slow burning smoldering mess as that's how you end up with ashes on your car and a lot of creosote buildup. When the top of the stove was to hot to touch it started up. They say 150f and I think that's about right so wait an hour until the stove exterior is toasty and if it fails it's a legit complaint.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2013 by Crash
Color: Black
The Fan works well and as many have said, it is very quiet. You can not hear it running. I like the automatic on/off capability of the fan based on the stove temp with no electricity required. There are a couple of points that I wanted to comment on for your awareness when considering to purchase. There is no protective shield around the blades, so beware when running! The directions point out that the fan should not be positioned in the middle or in front of the stove pipe if it exits out the top of the stove. The fan should be positioned off to the side of the stove pipe such that the fan can draw in cooler air over the Peltier Module, otherwise the fan may not work properly. So, you have to find the "sweet spot" on the stove where the base is getting hot enough to get the fan up to speed, yet it can still pull in cooler air to keep the heat sink & top of the Peltier module cool enough to maintain a temp delta for maximum fan speed. Something to think about! Also, it may be obvious, but keep in mind that the fan speed is dependent on stove temp and it is quiet because the fan speed can only ramp up to a maximum of 175 CFM of air flow. So, if you are using an electric fan now, don't think that this is going to match the air flow of the electric fan that will be much noisier and running at much higher CFM's. Consequently, if the wood stove fire is being started in a cold setting, it is going to take a while for the fan to start working and get up to speed. Fan operation depends on how fast the area on the stove where the fan is setting gets up to temp. When the fan gets up to speed the air flow you feel in front of the stove is slight and is not going to move enough air to bring the area up to temp as quickly as an electric fan would. So, don't think it is going to match the air flow and heat transfer of an electric fan for quick heating results, which I'm sure is not the intent of the Mfg'r. The obvious use is where electricity is not available, but some folks who have electricity may be interested in it simply because it does not require electricity. In summary, once the wood stove and the living area is up to temp, then that is where the fan is at it's best in that it is quiet and maintains a subtle air flow across the stove. This helps to keep the air flow circulating in the area and the fan will speed up or down based on the stove temp. If this is what you are looking for, then the fan works pretty good and is worth getting. Hope this helps...
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2015 by David J. Domina
Color: Black
It made a nice gift, looks great on the stove and lets you know when the wood box is headed up. It really doesn’t move any air, especially compared to the electric fan that’s already in use. But if you had a small space or no electric, I bet it’s better than nothing. Either way, it really is super fun and cute.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 by BuysALot