CWLAKON 2020 Upgrade Designed Silent Operation 4-Blades Large Size Heat Powered Stove Fan with Stove Thermometer for Wood/Log Burner/Fireplace,Eco Friendly and Efficient Heat Distribution

I saw a smaller 2 blade fan on another website that cost 3 times as much but I was intrigued by the concept of a thermal powered fan. I was happy to find this large 4 blade fan on Amazon that includes a thermometer to use on my A-frame cabin's Lopi woodstove. Until I go back to the cabin next week I have been using it on my Propane woodstove in my home. It works really well. It takes very little heat for the fan to spin.It will be especially useful when the power is out (which is often at the cabin) because it will disperse the heat from wood or propane stove even though the ceiling fans and blower will be inoperable. It's a green product and other than the initial purchase, it costs nothing to run. I'm going to purchase another unit for use on my Propane woodstove once I take the current one to the cabin.Update: Took the fan to the cabin for use on the woodstove. Works great especially during the night when the ceiling fan is off. The heat actually makes it up the stairs into the master bedroom. It doesn't need alot of heat to make it run either.There are cheaper models out there but this one moves twice as much air. It moves 250-330 CFM (cubic feet per minute). Some of the cheaper 4 blade fans only move 130 CFM.

Amazed at this little thing. It is smaller than expected but does the job extremely well. We have a great wood stove and have been using a flat fan affixed to the wall that is electric. That's done us well but it is becoming louder and louder as the years go on and it is not in the most efficient location. Right out of the box, this little baby kicked in and VERY QUIETLY pushes out nice warm air. Don't be fooled by the fact that you cannot feel a huge gust of air. You will feel some but it is more about its constancy of distributing the heat. We are heating a large room with an open plan to a kitchen. This does very well!! Recommend!!!

I bought two. One for each side of my stove pipe. Have a 1400sqft shop that used to take quite awhile to get to a comfortable temp. With these fans, took a lot less time.Many people think you should feel a physical breeze, like with a fan you plug into a wall. These will never spin that fast and of course the blades are much smaller with minimal pitch than those oscillating house fans, but I do feel somewhat more heat reaching me when I stand in front of them on each side comparing when I stand in center of stove.Bi-metal underneath is a neat idea to lift base off stove surface to prevent over heating fan. Included thermo for the stack pipe is a very good idea in many ways. I'm guilty as to never having a thermo on my pipe. Now I know when to cut back on the intake air not to over heat my stack and fans. Like I said, I have two fans so two thermos. I put the other thermo on my stove surface. Was surprised of the different temps stack to stove surface. Will base my intake air regulation off what the fans feel.Bi-metal is not super accurate in calibration when they lift bases, comparing the two side-by-side. Will be interesting to see which one lasts longer lifting base much sooner than the other.Made in China. I think all the knock-offs are. Originals are still made in Canada.One star off for the bi-metal calibrations, but mostly longevity still TBD.

Works beautifully. We always used a ceiling fan to help move the warm air from our woodstove but the corners of the room were always cool. We no longer have the ceiling fan going and the room is warm in the corners. Our only regret is we didn't purchase a fan like this sooner. It seems to be of good quality and looks nice on the stove. The fan has a pleasant hum to it, not annoying like an electric fan. Will recommend to others.UPDATE: Our fan has stopped working. We have followed the instructions and kept the temp. guage in the red as instructed, placed the fan to the back of the stove and it seems it can't handle the heat. Loved it when it worked, love the way it looks but extremely disappointed that it quit on us. Cannot recommend this purchase any longer. Sad

Works great on my soapstone stove. Not very powerful, but does help reduce living room cold spots. It is also handy for determining when to reload from a distance, by how fast it is spinning.An unexpected plus, it also makes a "white noise" that helps me sleep.

Used this for a little over a year and it worked great, until it didn't. It was quiet and pushed a fair amount of warm air in the right direction. Really happy with it until one day the fan rattled loose and flipped right off the spindle. I stuck it back on but it didn't stay more than an hour and then off it came again. Can't see what ever held it on in the first place. I finally quit trying after many days hoping this time it would hold. Too bad.

This was easy to install and it worked great for about 30 days. Suddenly it stopped working so I had it replaced. Then the same thing happened with the replacement. After the 2nd time of it not working the seller reached out to me to offer a full refund. It's worth giving a try because if it works it's a great little fan.

Does not move air much more than a sigh. Definitely NOT worth $62. Don’t waste your money. It’s a gimmick.

I had a wood stove fitted just before Christmas 2018 after using them often when I lived in the Appalachians. Read about fans and was undecided as some said they work, some that they didn't. Or too noisy. Or fell apart etcThe place I bought my stove didn't stock them & the owner said they were rubbish! However the builder who was working in my house said he'd had the same advice & got one anyway. Which he said worked wonders. He recommended this model. It was a tad more expensive than what I wanted to spend but the reviews were good as was his recommendation.To get to the point, I ordered one. It arrived before the estimated date (Sunday afternoon!) and so far "works wonders"... very quiet... starts turning very soon after stove is lit. Initially the air pushed around is cool, but once the stove heats up it really does help heat the room far more efficiently. I don't have much clearance between stove and liner so wasn't sure if thermometer would work well. .but seems to anyway.Thoroughly recommend. Looks and feels sturdy enough to last a long time. Worth the investment

So pleased with this purchase. We’ve had a wood burner for years and have finally got around to buying a fan for it. Can’t quite believe the difference it makes! We have a long room (living room/kitchen) and this fan really helps to distribute the heat. Wish we had got it sooner. As the roomIs large I went for the large fan, it’s not huge and looks fine on the wood burner. I was worried about noise as our tv is close to the fire but the fan is very quiet. Highly recommended purchase.

Having purchased the smaller version of this fan I thought I would try this updated larger one. It is excellent. Starts very quickly and also produces a very good flow of warm air. If you have the space above your stove then this is a must have. Thoroughly recommend it.

Seeemd smaller and rather unimpressive at first. However the kitchen seems have fewer cold areas since the fan has established its presence ie after a day or so. Good that no electricity required simply convection current.

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