Valiant Vanquish 250 Heat Powered Stove Fan

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This stove fan was designed with four blades for improved heat intensity and excellent warm air dispersal. It possesses self-regulating fast-spinning blades and can reach as high as 270 CFM. This feature is quite impressive for a stove fan and one of the main reasons it can effectively disperse heat in larger spaces.

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Most stove fans are designed to sit directly on top of the wood burner, but they shouldn’t be placed too close to the flue pipe – unless of course you buy a flue pipe fan, which are specifically designed to be fitted to the flue pipe and are particularly useful if your wood burner doesn’t have a suitable flat top for a standard fan. Do stove fans need batteries? With a low starting temperature of 50°C and a maximum operating temperature of 340°C, the Vanquish will have your room heated up in no time at all. The optimum operating temperature range for the fan is 80 - 250°C, but it features an in-built protection system to stop the fan overheating should your stove exceed these temperatures. Director, Bob Sizeland explains why Valiant felt the need to evolve their range and design the different models. “Historically Valiant fan sales have experienced continual growth but our decision to engineer a new fan in 2014 really was the start of a new era for Valiant fans. A lower start temperature, increased efficiency and a greater output were the objectives; what we achieved with the development of our Premium 4 fan exceeded all our expectations and sales have been a testament to this.” The larger Ventum III retains the same trusted platform as the Premium 4 blade fan (which is still very much in the range) and stands 199mm high. The main difference for the Ventum III is its unique triple blade design that reduces fan noise, which is an inherent effect when moving air. The design reduces noise while maintaining effectiveness, the output is the same as Premium 4. The Ventum III blades have a greater pitch, which like the Ventum II blade, scoops more air which is propelled forward creating less turbulence (noise).”

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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. The motor has a 50°C minimum starting temperature and a maximum of 340°C. Additionally, it is built with an easy start system that keeps it running effectively and efficiently.

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The fan is designed to circulate the warm air created by your stove into larger than average sized rooms. Which means you will no longer be fighting over the arm chair next to the fireplace! Our Stove Fans are also self-powered, using the heat from the stove to generate power so no batteries or mains power are needed. The motor is mounted in the center of the fan’s body so the long blades don’t protrude over the stove fan’s top.The CRSURE 2021 4-Blade heat powered stove fan is another solid choice if you want to optimise your wood-burning stoves. It effectively helps facilitate maximum airflow and excellent heat distribution in smaller rooms. It works well from low temperatures and the air flow is significantly greater than my other stove fan. This wood-burning option is also heat powered and comes with a two-blade propellor fan. The fan blades are aerodynamic for maximum airflow and well-balanced for added stability and longer motor life. Using electricity isn't a good idea either or you'd have to provide heat shielding for the wiring. If you didn't, the consequences could be disastrous, and definitely more than customers would be willing to live with. Thanks to refinements in inventions based on 19th century science, however, and vast economies of scale, TEG modules and miniature Stirling engines proved ideal for use in modern stove fans. How Does the Stove Fan Work?

Best stove fan 2023: Enjoy heat from your wood burner

The Tomersun 3-blade stove fan has a 55°C starting temperature and a maximum of 300°C. It also contains a bi-metallic safety device to prevent overheating, which can damage the fan’s motor and its ability to push warm air in the long run. Simply set the fan in the appropriate position, and let it work its magic all by itself.The fan is designed to operate between 120 degrees Fahrenheit, to a maximum temperature of 640 degrees Fahrenheit (340 Celsius). If the temperature of the surface of the stove should exceed this value, the fan will shut off automatically, so as to avoid damage. Battery operated and electric operated fans are not very efficient to use because the high heat from the stove (some can become hotter than 300C or 570F) can do serious damage to the batteries or the electrical wiring in them. They just can’t take the high heat that most stoves put out. Fortunately, these types of fans are no longer needed, as there are stove fans designed to work without electricity or batteries.