Ecofan® Belair, Low Temperature Heat Powered Stove Fan, 140 CFM, 806CAXBX, 9" Blade, Black

Works well as described

I have the 812 model. It's pretty good. This one (BelAir) is so much better for the money. I can feel the difference in the air movement with my hand. With the 812 model......I know it works because we blew cigarette smoke into it. But you can't necessarily feel the air movement. The BelAir is definitely moving much more air. If you've got the money for the 812 model.......you probably have an extra for the BelAir. Go for it. In my opinion....it's worth it! It just works! It works good!

Using the Ecofon 806 Belair on a Harmony 5 oil stove. Works great and really distributes the warm air around the house. My stove is installed in an old fireplace alcove and there was a lot of heat trapped in this zone with the steel register plate above the stove becoming very, very hot and obviously loosing a lot of heat up the chimney. Now the register plate is only just warm and obviously the heat is now going into the house and not 'up the lum'. Wish I had bought it years ago !!!!As a point of interest, I did try the Ecofan 812 AirMax, being rather less expensive, but designed for hotter woodburner stoves, I was curious to see how it performed. It worked OK but with the lower oil stove top temperature was probably not running at an optimum speed so I purchased the 806 BelAir model and the original 812 fan is now spinning happily on my sons woodburner. He thinks it is great and he is not easy to please !!

Great product for a contemporary stove! Works at cooler temperatures and shifts the heat around nicely! Even worked on our gas Aga

Did not seem to circulate air at all, for the price we sent it back and are going to buy a lasso tower fan to put behind our propane stove, way cheaper and we can use the fan in warmer weather also