The Stovair Stove Fan uses thermoelectric technology that converts heat difference into electrical energy. The base absorbs heat while the top dissipates it, creating voltage that powers the motor automatically.

The fan begins spinning when the base reaches 140°F (60°C). As your stove heats up, the fan speed increases proportionally, reaching maximum efficiency at higher temperatures for optimal air circulation.

The Stovair Stove Fan operates at whisper-quiet 25dB or less. This is quieter than a library, ensuring peaceful enjoyment of your fireplace without mechanical noise disrupting your comfort.

Yes, the Stovair Stove Fan works with wood-burning stoves, pellet stoves, and most fireplace types with flat surfaces. Simply ensure the placement area is smooth and can accommodate the fan's base.

The maximum safe operating temperature is 662°F (350°C). The anodized aluminum construction withstands this heat without damage, but prolonged exposure above 300°F may affect the thermoelectric chip's longevity.

Place the fan on a smooth, flat surface near the side or back of your stove pipe. Use the included thermometer to monitor temperature, ensuring the surface stays between 140°F and 662°F.

Yes, the Stovair Stove Fan's speed automatically adjusts based on heat. Higher temperatures generate more power, increasing blade speed and airflow. This self-regulation optimizes performance without manual adjustment.

Allow the fan to cool completely before cleaning. Wipe the blades and body with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water or harsh chemicals. Periodic dusting maintains optimal performance and appearance.