Ecofan 802 Self-Powered Stove Fan, 150 CFM, for Wood Stoves

Mfr. Caframo

$163.56 The Ecofan 802 Airplus - 150 CFM Self-Powered Stove Fan requires no cords, no batteries, no installation, no fuss! For use on freestanding wood stoves with a surface temperature between 300°F — 650°F. The Ecofan ultilizes stove heat to generate its own electricity! Enhance warm air circulation with the Ecofan 9" tri-blade fan for improved warm air circulation resulting in greater comfort and less fuel consumption Most economical way to effectively circulate warm air SEE Replacement Part Number 329733 Similar Products More Ecofan 802 Stove Fan Info

Part No.	Mfr No.	Description	Fan Output	Unit	Leaves Warehouse*	List Price	Your Price Price	Qty.
Ecofan 802 Self-Powered Stove Fan, 150 CFM, for Wood Stoves (Product discontinued. Replaced by two blade mfr# 812)
116666	802	Ecofan	150 CFM	Each	In-Stock (Ships In: 1 - 2 Days)	$177.14	$163.56
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Maximize the warmth of your woodstove by boosting its efficiency up to 30% with the innovative Ecofan. Using simple thermodynamic technology, the hotter your stove gets, the faster it quietly propels heat back into your living space — using zero electricity. Peak performance occurs at surface temperatures of 400°-700°F. A temperature-sensitive, bimetal strip on the unit automatically tilts it slightly to prevent overheating.

The new and improved Ecofan Plus has a larger heat-absorbing surface area that multiplies its capacity to transfer the fire's BTUs into your environment. The 9" tri-blade unit moves an impressive 150 cubic feet of air per minute. Made of anodized aluminum, fans won't rust or corrode.

This fan does not use any batteries or wall cords.

These fans have a thermoelectric module which acts as a small generator to power the fan's motor. When this generator module experiences a heat differential between it's top and bottom surfaces, it pumps out electricity. The bottom surface of the module is heated by the base of the fan, while the top of the module is kept cooler by the fan's top cooling fins.

The generator module is a unique semiconductor device that relies upon the Seebeck effect to generate electricity. When two dissimilar semiconductors (p-type and n-type) at the same temperature are connected together they establish a static electric potential difference. With the introduction of a temperature difference, heat flows across the joined semiconductors which in turn permits electrons to flow. With the electron flow or current comes the ability to power electrical devices such as the fan's motor.