Tomersun Log Burner Fan Newly Designed 5 Blades Mini Heat
Tomersun Log Burner Fan Newly Designed 5 Blades Mini Heat Powered Fan Fireplace Eco Fans Silent for Home Wood Burning/Log Burner/Fireplaces
| Weight: | 532 g |
| Size: | 10.5cm(D)*16cm(L)*19.2cm(H) |
| Dimensions: | 16 x 10.5 x 19.2 cm; 532 Grams |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Tomersun |
| Dimensions: | 16 x 10.5 x 19.2 cm; 532 Grams |
| Size: | 10.5cm(D)*16cm(L)*19.2cm(H) |
I was really sceptical as to whether it would make a difference but it actually does we have one at the moment but I think I’ll be getting a second one too would definitely recommend
Bought 2 of these fans and can’t fault them. Have read a few reviews saying you can’t feel the airflow from them which is true. Don’t know the science behind it but I assume they are still working despite not feeling the airflow. Curious to know othe people’s thoughts on the matter.
As always a super efficient delivery from Amazon. Fan works a treat. I was sceptical but read reviews and decided to buy one. Currently sat near the log burner and I really can feel the warm air being blown into the room. It’s almost silent as well and for 19.99 I’m very pleased with purchase.
The fan works at circulating heat very well and runs very quiet.
However, it has one big flaw.
The stand raises slightly around 250-300c to protect the motor.
All good and well, but unfortunately when it does this the fan starts to make a lot of noise. Clearly the bearings and fan don’t like running at anything other than perfectly flat.
So as long as you keep your stove at 250c or less it works fine, otherwise you’re going to have a very noisey fan.
Now call me a sceptic but I truly didn’t believe this would make a jot of difference to the heat output despite a friends recommendation as they swear by them, I really believed it was a pretty gimmick. How wrong one person could be it sets off not long after lighting the fire and whizzes away quietly right until the last embers are glowing. I am finding I am not adding as much wood, therefore saving on fuel and despite it being minus one this morning, I feel like I’m in the tropics so all I can say if you are in doubt I would say give it a try I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.
I am extremely noise averse and this is pleasantly quiet. My ticking clock far over rides the noise. Only added it at the end of this fire, as I had forgotten about it, but opened the living room door and heat is being pushed out. Put a piece of paper against it and it certainly was moving.