Brand
The original heat-powered stove fan
The Original moves a stated 100 CFM, the BelAir 140 and the AirDeco 160, and the last two start at lower stove temperatures.
Ecofan costs about three times a budget fan. You pay for a stated airflow and a name that has sold this design for years.
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160 CFM · 2 aluminum blades · low-start · wood, gas, pellet and soapstone
An Ecofan with 160 CFM stated and a low-start design for wood, gas, pellet and soapstone stoves.
Best for: A buyer who wants one fan for any stove type.
≈ $100
140 CFM · 2 blades · low-start for gas, pellet and soapstone stoves · 45 dB in the table
A low-start Ecofan for stoves with cooler tops, such as gas, pellet and soapstone, moving a stated 140 CFM.
Best for: An owner of a soapstone, gas or pellet stove with a cooler top.
≈ $130
2 blades · 100 CFM · 45 dB in the table · no batteries or cords · FingerSafe blades
The Canadian classic: two blades, 100 CFM and a long record, with 423 ratings at 4.5 out of 5, roughly three times a budget fan.
Best for: A buyer who wants a known brand and a stated airflow figure.
≈ $88
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