Valiant Vanquish 250 Heat Powered Stove Fan

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Stove fans will not begin to turn until the stove hits a minimum temperature and this exact temperature varies between fans. Similarly, most have a maximum temperature, above which the motor could overheat and become damaged. So if you’re unsure about the temperature your stove usually burns at, it’s worth buying a stove thermometer. These small magnetic thermometers will not only tell you the maximum temperature your stove typically reaches, but also help you to monitor the temperature and learn how to keep it burning at optimum temperatures for fuel efficiency. Without a fan, a lot of heat generated by a stove is lost as the air rises directly vertically. 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! This heat-powered stove fan boasts a near-silent operation, desirable for many people. This can be especially true if you have a stove in a sleeping area, common in some cabins. The design of the three durable aluminium blades helps facilitate this quiet operation, but the base and overall fan build also contribute to the effect. It’s not a cheap option, but if you’re struggling with hot or cold spots, this powerful fan will help distribute the heat effectively and could make all the difference to how you use and enjoy your wood burner.

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This heat-powered fan measures 23 x 76 x 25 cm and weighs only about 700grams. What’s more, it comes with a 3-year warranty. Even the best wood burning stove can use a little help dispersing the heat it produces. Many modern stoves feature built-in fans for exhaust and enhanced air circulation purposes. However, most do not. That’s why the type of stove fans featured on our list exist. If you still are not sold on the benefits of using stove fans, the following bullet points are a few reminders of how they can be useful. Potential Benefits Associated with Stove Fans: While each stove fan review probably helped point you further in the right direction, the following sections aim to answer any lingering questions. It will also ensure that you choose the best possible stove fan for your intended purposes. SizeThings are much easier with the Stirling powered fans like Vulcan or Warpfire, where there’s no temp difference required – just the heat from the stove. Stirling powered fans are not as vulnerable and withstand much higher temperatures. So if your stove usually gets very hot you might want to consider this kind of fan – especially if you have big area to push the warmth around. 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. Also, these devices don't need to be charged or recharged. They don't produce any pollution. They work silently, and pose no health or environmental hazards. 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. That's the kind of performance that speaks for itself. Based in the Hertfordshire countryside, Valiant is a small business that recognises the benefits of utilising naturally occurring, sustainable fuels to warm our homes, whether with an open fire or a stove. We offer a range of multi-fuel stoves and quality fireside accessories to homeowners that combine stylish design, functional practicality and competitive pricing. From heat powered stove fans to thermometers; practical storage solutions to cleaning products we have a range of products to suit every fireside need. One way the style can affect the efficiency of a fan is with the number of bladesfeatured. Most include two blades, but some have three or four that may be able to circulate more air faster. Some stove fans feature two sets of blades, giving them a total of eight blades for maximum air circulation. Benefits of Using a Stove Fan Lastly, you may find that you also want to consider a stove fan’s overall style and appearance. While this doesn’t always affect how a fan efficiently circulates warm air, it’s okay if you don’t want your new fan to detract from the stove’s design or the room as a whole.

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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! These Stove Fans are also self-powered, using the heat from the stove to generate power so no batteries or mains power are needed.

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Second, if you have a very large room, consider buying a bigger fan to ensure it’s capable of circulating enough air around your room. Some – but not all – fans list airflow in cubic feet per minute (CFM), so in this case look for fans with a higher CFM figure. Where do I place the stove fan? Each Valiant stove fan offers unique points of difference and we feel our new range offers consumers a choice of fan to suit their individual needs,” adds Bob. “Customers can be confident that whichever Valiant fan they choose, they are guaranteed the same design and engineering quality, which sets Valiant fans apart from competitor products.

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If you’re looking for the best stove fans to buy, you probably already own a wood-burning stove – but if not, they’re well worth considering. Wood burners look great in modern fireplaces and traditional homes alike and are a coveted interior design feature, but they also offer a safer way to enjoy a fire in your home, thanks to the door that keeps the fire contained. 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. The valiant vanquish 250 is well built, quiet and blow’s the heat out to our large living room. Would recommend. This season Valiant Fireside Accessories adds 2 new fans to its range of heat powered stove fans, meaning that the Hertfordshire company now offers 2, 3 and 4 blade options. This stove fan sits atop a wood stove, coal, or pellet stove with no foreseeable problems. It has an operating temperature range of 50°C to 340°C, typical for a top-level stove fan.

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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.