Calfire Eco Fans for Wood or Gas Stoves

Here at Celtic Sustainables, we love these Calfire Eco Fans, they truly are blades of glory. Powered by heat alone, they help circulate the heat from your wood or gas stove without any additional energy usage! Heating your room quickly and efficiently, you will feel happy in the knowledge that you are using less fuel, and benefit from all of the properly-circulated warmth.

A stove fan gives you the best value for money in terms of fuel, allowing you to circulate the heat of your stove in the most efficient way possible.

Why choose a Calfire Eco Fan?

There are several benefits to using a Calfire fan with your stove, including:

• Increasing your thermal comfort at no additional cost, and using no cables, plugs, or batteries
• Cutting your current fuel costs as less heat goes a lot further, saving up to 18% on your heating bills
• The fans operate safely and silently
• As well as our endorsement, you‘ll receive a 2 Year Warranty with each fan!
• Complete silent operation, no wistle or noise when it is in us

Models

1. Ecofan 810 Ultrair Wood-Stove-Fan(Best Seller) Blades available in black, nickel and gold

For a smaller room, choose the Ultrair 810, which can move up to 125 cubic feet of air per minute, generating a saving of 14% on fuel. You will feel the heat 31% faster than you would without the fan, and the eco fan is able to operate at 100°C -345°C.

The dimensions of the Ultrair 810 are: Base Plate 121x76mm (4.75×3”); Height 222mm (8.75”) from base to top of casting, excluding handle; Blade Diameter 206mm (8”)

Customers have said "We've installed the Ecofan 810 model in our 300 year old stone house sitting room which is a 30' x 12' rectangle. With the only door at the same end of the room as our log burner, heat distribution has always been poor and we needed to keep a radiator from our oil boiler system, running at the other end of the room. But not any more, the Ecofan has transformed our heating and from the first evening it was installed we have turned off the radiator completely! I just wish we'd bought one years ago. Superb product and excellent 24hr service from CelticSustainables - Thank you very much."

2. 812 Airmax Wood-Stove-Fan, blades available in black, gold and nickel.  - Feel the heat faster and use less fuel with the best stove fan

For a larger room, choose the Airmax 812, which can move up to 175 cubic feet per minute, saving 18% on fuel.  You will feel the heat 38% faster than you would without the fan, and the eco fan is able to operate at 80°C -345°C. 

The dimensions of the Airmax 812 are: Base Plate 121x82mm (4.75×3.25”); Height 248mm (9.75”) from base to top of casting, excluding handle; Blade Diameter 232mm (9”)Unique Features

Reviews for the Airmax 812 "With my ecofan 812 the woodburner burns less wood as the heat is spread more evenly around the room, so no need to stoke up. The fan starts at a fairly low temperature and spins silently whilst the stove is alight. It does what is says on the box."

3. Ecofan 806 BelAir Low Temperature Gas Stove Fan (Blades available in black, gold and nickel). 

The Ecofan 806 BelAir is a Gas stove fan or for use on other lower temperate stoves like Pellet or Contemporary Stoves. These fans do not use batteries or mains power. They help heat up the room more quickly and efficiently. You'll use less fuel and feel more comfortable with one of these stove top fans.

The dimension: Base Plate 162x61mm (6.4x2.4”) Height 241mm (9.5”) from base to top of blade - This is the maximum height.Blade diameter 232mm (9”).

Customer review for BelAir Ecofan "Works wonderfully and starts up at very low temperature. We use it on a wood burner which has a back boiler (hot water and central heating) so the top doesn't get as hot as a conventional wood stove. Our stove is also inset into an alcove so really helps to move the warmth out into the room."

Getting the Most From Your Ecofan

For optimum performance, placement on the stove's surface is critical to allow cooler air to be drawn over the cooling fins. Place the Ecofan at the back corner of the stove as shown on the diagram. Should the gap between the Ecofan and the back wall should be less than 150mm (6") then move the Ecofan forward along the side of your stove and turn it in slightly. This should ensure the fan can draw the necessary cool air from the rear/side of the stove. The Ecofan should not be used directly in front of the stove pipe or at the front of the stove as this will lead to reduced performance.

"For full grate stoves, placing the Ecofan on the back corner, and ensuring that usable hot air is not forced behind the fan, is important.

For stoves with only a partial grate near the front, positioning the fan away from the chimney pipe, and,

at the back of the grate helps ensure proper air flow and hotter temperatures."

4. Ecofan 800 Original Wood Stove Fan

The Ecofan original is designed for freestanding stoves, with a normal surface temperature of between 110°C and 345°C. Fuel savings of up to 12% plus less emissions from burning less fuel. Excellent product that sits neatly on top of the stove, also very quiet, no noise whatsover. A fan that is well made and excellent value for money. 

The dimension: Base Plate 121x76mm (4.75x3”), Height 222mm (8.75”) from base to top of casting, excluding handle and blade, Blade diameter 206mm (8”)

Customer review for Original Ecofan "perfect little fan, sits neatly on top of the stove, also quiet. good value and well made."

5. Ecofan 815 Original Mini Wood-Stove-Fan

The original ecofan mini, a perfect little fan that will increase your thermal comfort and save you 10% in cost savings, reducing emissions from burning less fuel. Operates with temperatures between 110°C and 345°C. A great little gadget for helping to circulate the warm air in your home. Great for someone that doesn't have a huge amount of space. 

The dimension: Base Plate 100x75mm (4x3”) Height 165mm (6.5”) from base to top of the blade, Blade diameter 160mm (6.3”).

Don’t just take our word for how brilliant these Eco Fans are;

• More Eco Fans have been sold than all other stove top fans put together
• Caframo invented the fan and has two decades’ worth of experience perfecting it
• Calfire Eco Fans are the only fully CE compliant stove fans available, and the only fans with a user serviceable replacement motor
• Warranties - All Ecofans (800 Original/810 Ultrair/812 Airmax/806 BelAir) are warranted to be free from any manufacturer’s defects in material and workmanship for a period of 2 years from the date of purchase

Safety

The Calfire Eco Fan is the only fully CE compliant stove fan on the market, outstripping its Chinese mimics in terms of safety.

Maintenance for Calfire Eco Fans

Eco fan not spinning? Has your eco fan stopped working? We supply ecofan spares so you can repair yours quickly and easily. 
After much usage, an Ecofan motor can wear out. Ecofan Motor Replacement Kits are available for customers who wish to install a new motor rather than sending the old unit back to Calfire for repair or purchasing a new Ecofan. The replacement kit comprises a new motor; an allen/hex key to remove the blade and full instructions.
Whats Included:

• New Motor
• Instructions
• Allen Key

Following the manufacturers user guide will insure you get the most out of your eco fan. Ensuring you have chosen the correct replacement kit before purchase is heavily determined by the model number and also the temperature range of the stove. For further information about the ecofans and choosing the right kit, it's best to talk to one of our experienced specialists in store or to call. To get a better idea of what temperature the stove runs on, we suggest investing in a stove thermometer, this will insure you don't 'stoke' the fire and run it at a higher temperature than the eco fan can run efficienlty on, causing damage to the motor. For efficiant fuel burning, choose the Calfire wood stove thermometer, which clings snugly to your metal woodstove and shows the stove's temperature clearly. For optimal stove temperature aim between 200-350 celsius. Running higher than 350 celsius wastes fuel, and can damage your woodstove. Running below 200 celsius indicates a smoky fire that can lead to excessive amounts of creaosote in your chimney.