Tomersun Log Burner Fan 5 Blades Wood Burning Stove Heat Powered Fireplace Fan for Wood/Log Burner/Fireplace

Our first log burner fan, and it really does make a difference. There isnt much space between the top of our Clearview and the arch of the brick fireplace. Based on the reviews we chose this one. It sits near the front of the stove because of the limited space. The two little spinners we have on top of the mantlepiece no longer spin, and the brickwork doesn't feel anywhere near as warm. So, the fan is doing exactly what it should be doing, and pushing the heat out into the room. To be honest, its working really well, and better than we anticipated. The temperature in the room feels more even. The noise of the rotating fan is negligible. I think we made a good choice based on the reviews, and I reckon it is money well spend. Overall, we are really pleased, and would happily recommend this product.

I’m really pleased with these. Because we’ve got a large open plan space that needs heating, I found that a fan with more blades like this 8-blade one works best. It moves a lot more air but spins a bit slower, which seems to do a much better job of getting the heat where it needs to be. We ended up getting two of them and they have helped massively with heating the space up. They aren't the cheapest fans you can find, but they feel like a quality bit of kit and I expect these to last a lot longer than a cheap fan would. Definitely worth the extra bit of money if you’ve got a bigger room to warm up.

Considering you could spend 10 times the amount on some products this log burner heater really does a good job at putting out a decent amount of wind. When up to temperature turns at a decent rate of speed, looks nice in the metal black color it is, I haven't had the same issue that other people have had with the noise and have used it for one winter so far I would say it's quiet inconsideration to a normal fan. As far as durability goes have only used it for one winter so far so it would have to see what happens in the next couple, but when you're paying this kind of money even if it only lasted one winter you are getting a decent product would imagine it would probably last for more than one winter 2 to 3 I would imagine. The item does not use any a battery as it uses thermal heat. Speedy item with low noise and good durability.

Delivered when there was snow on the ground. I'm amazed the difference it has made. Really pushes the heat from the burner into the room and around the house. No noise and really efficient. Love it.

Good material, value for money, dpeedy delivery service.

Does exactly what it claims to do

Great product

Started off great. It really did send the hot air to the other side of the room. Then after 3 months it started be erratic. It wouldn’t start for ages, get going then stop. Sometimes it wouldn’t start at all. Amazon were great and refunded it. I bought a different make. Maybe I just got a faulty one.

Spins up by head. Spins fast and does its job. Looks sturdy in design. Have only tried it standing on the furnace.

So ausgefallen wie in der Beschreibung. Verarbeitung sehr gut, Ventilator läuft geräuschlos. Wärme geht nicht mehr nach oben, sondern in den Raum. Zweck sehr gut erfüllt. Kann den Ofenventilator wirklich empfehlen.

The termometer was in Farenheit not in Celsius degres.

Ho preso questo modello, fra cento altri simili, e funziona egregiamente. Inizia a girare presto, non appena la superficie della stufetta supera i 70-80 gradi ed è silenzioso fino a temperature di 200 gradi, oltre muove l’aria abbastanza da creare un bel flusso e un leggero fruscio , più intenso quando la stufa arriva a 250-300°C. Si ferma se la temperatura arriva sotto i 60°. Il calore lo diffonde bene ma a mio avviso non vale la pena di acquistarlo solo per questo motivo, visto il costo di oltre 40€ dell’oggetto un normale ventilatore funziona meglio per questo scopo, e prima di consumare 40 euro di energia elettrica c’è ne vuole. A mio avviso lo si compra sopratutto per curiosità. Io però lo trovo utile per monitorare il funzionamento della stufa: gira piano? È il momento di aggiungere la legna. Fruscia? Riduco il tiraggio perchè per me 300° sono il limite. E questo è tutto, ma se volete un approfondimento su come scegliere il ventilatore che fa per voi potete continuare a leggere Questi aggeggi funzionano grazie a un effetto detto "Peltier". Un piccolo dispositivo (una piastrina) produce corrente grazie alla differenza di temperatura fra le sue due pareti. La potenza in questo caso è sull’ordine delle centinaia di milliWatt. Basta questo per capire che su molte delle stufe moderne, pensate per non farti bruciare le dita se le appoggi sulla stufa, l’oggetto NON può funzionare. Va invece perfetto per le piastre di cottura delle stufe in ghisa. Sempre a causa delle potenze in gioco, modeste, non può muovere grandi masse d’aria, ma basta a diffondere un po’ più uniformemente il calore. Se poi urtate le pale non correte il pericolo di finire "affettati", al massimo danneggiate il ventilatore. Ma allora, come sceglierlo? Se la vostra stufa è idonea (ovvero ha una superficie che si scalda abbastanza da far bollire l’acqua se ci mettete su una pentola) guardate bene che dimensioni ha. Alcuni di questi cosi sono minuscoli, altri, come questo, un po’ più grandi. La mia è una stufa piccolissima e questo ci si adatta. Buona scelta.

Man hört ihn absolut nicht. Super deshalb 5 Sterne.