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Whirlwind

Whirlwind

£39.99
£39.99
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The newest addition to our heat powered stove fan range has a unique low height design - only 136mm! Giving optimum air flow with it's compact twin fan design ideal for tight spaces.

Designed to help distribute heat from your woodburner around the room it has a low-start temperature motor - as low as 45°C.

CLICK HERE to download the instruction manual

KEY FEATURES
  • 3 year warranty - Only available when purchasing directly from us
  • 95mm deep x 255mm wide x 136mm height
  • Base plate 105mm x 70mm
  • Compact twin fan design for tight spaces
  • Quiet, cool running motors for superior reliability
  • No batteries or mains power required
  • Durable, hard wearing black anodised finish
  • Fan automatically slows and stops as the heat source cools
  • Self starting at 45°C (113°F)
  • Inbuilt protection system reduces overheating
  • Maximum operating temperature 320°C (600°F)
  • Optimum operating temperature range 80-250°C (176-480°F)
  • Designed and engineered in UK

PRODUCT FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Customer Reviews

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Anna W.
Great product

Quick delivery and an excellent product. Was pleased to find a small stove fan, as these were hard to find or unavailable elsewhere.

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Elizabeth Wiles
Works just as the ad. says!

. . and a fun gadget to watch!

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Nigel Penn
Valiant stove fan

Quite helpful in spreading the heat. It is quite small, but a larger one would not fit on my wood burner. I could maybe do with having two.

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Lynn Busby
Windy

Makes the fire heat circulate.

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Mark Keast
Whirlwind fan

Quick delivery came next day. The fan is ideal for small spaces as they is only about 16 centimeters on top of the log burner. It starts up quickly and is quite thorough the heat ranges, not like the cheaper ones which are noisy on heat up and cooling down.

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