stove sits mostly inside a fireplace, top loader, with about 6 inch clearance inside and a 3" outer ledge.Would ecofan b approp. what size cfm?
179952
3" should be enough, you just have to be careful not to knock it off. I have 2 of these and LOVE them. Whisper quiet and work like a gem.
179953
That is a question I really can't answer. I would suggest calling the Ecofan Customer Service people as they are very helpful and will answer your questions.
179954
Maybe. Call the factory and ask if you could return it if it doesn't work out. It "might" fit on the ledge. You "maybe could" extend the ledge a tiny bit with a piece of steel. Check on Youtube to see if they have something relevant. Last time I checked, there were 20 videos on YouTube. No idea on the cfm's, seems to heat up the whole room.
179955
i think the fan has to sit on top of a stove, my mom uses it on her older model space heater. im pretty sure it only withstands a certain temp. my husband tried it on our wood stove and there was so much heat conducted through it, the fan was still spinning 15 minutes after we removed it
179956
I am not sure. I find it works well on mine but it is not the same. I am not clear on the shape of the stove. The fan needs to be on a part of the stove that is hot to make it work and have clear space behind it to pull warm air out. It is best placed on top of a stove to blow out air that normally goes straight up. Happy to answer follow up quesitons.
179957
Maybe. Call the factory and ask if you could return it if it doesn't work out.It "might" fit on the ledge. You "maybe could" extend the ledge a tiny bit with a piece of steel.Check on Youtube to see if they have something relevant. Last time I checked, there were 20 videos on YouTube.No idea on the cfm's, seems to heat up the whole room.
640207
The outside burner is 9 3/4" (almost 10") and the inside burner is 6 1/2". Use as large a pan as you want; up to 61/2 for the small burner, and anything larger you can use the outside burner; Just like a regular electric stove.
2282388
Depends on what you want to cook and the space you have. I wanted a size that would fit on my stove top so I could vent it out of my range fan.
1251059
Very nicely. It slides in easily, but doesn't rattle. It seems like the stove was specifically designed to fit a 230g canister. There's about 1" of extra vertical space above the canister so you can also fit a small stove. I have an Optimus folding stove which nests under a fuel canister. The combination makes a perfect fit with very little play any direction.
691837
I don't have the exact specs anymore. But, mine fit tightly in a standard small frame outdoor fan. had to jiggle some wires around to get it to fit well.
1578546
Uff, I don't know the exact measurements...(and it is in a storage room) .but the 2 burner stove fits perfect..:)
1067985
Already put in pellet stove. Want to say 3" and change. Unsure. If I can find drawing I'll respond.
2072690
Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove around the stove. Everything has to fit INSIDE your stove to fit in the case. Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove... » Read More Did a long post on my review. I'll pull the info from my own post... If it was easy to find a match I wouldn't have had to post all those numbers. 8+) If you've been reading there are two versions out there for cases 4430 and 4431.I bought a stove Product number is 2000003737 which the included manual says it is a 5469 series.On coleman's web site, 2000004427 - PerfectFlow(tm) InstaStart(tm) 2-Burner Stove - is a 5469 SeriesThis Amazon case is a 4430 is 20x13x4. So if you plan to put your 5469 series stove in this, I can tell you the case JUST fits like a glove around the stove. Everything has to fit INSIDE your stove to fit in the case. « Show Less
223298
No too small get a 6in fan and filter you need Atleast 400cfm for that square footage
354876
I don't have this any longer. It was an extremely tight fit. It was not worth the hassle to get our stove into and out of it. Our stove was the same brand so you would think they would fit better.
827239
I don't know - I have the Whirlpool stove it fits in. If you order and it doesn't I'm sure you could return it.
152820
It will fit over the smaller burner, but not on the burner on the back of a standard stovetop. Hits the wall.
570561
I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
591158
I don't see any reason why not. As long as there is a flat surface on top of the stove you should be fine. The bottom plate of the fan measures about 2 or 3 inches wide and about 6 to 8 inches in length. It needs to rest solidly on the top, flat surface of the stove in order for the heat of the stove to be conducted into the fan and drive the fan motor. Shouldn't matter what the heat source of your stove is (wood, gas, etc). Fan starts turning at about 200 to 250 degrees stove surface temp. Runs best at about 500 to 600 degrees surface temp, in my opinion. If your stove top reaches those temps, you should be fine.
591156
I don't see any reason why not. As long as there is a flat surface on top of the stove you should be fine. The bottom plate of the fan measures about 2 or 3 inches wide and about 6 to 8 inches in length. It needs to rest solidly on the top, flat surface of the stove in order for the heat of the stove to be conducted into the fan and drive the fan motor. Shouldn't matter what the heat source of your stove is (wood, gas, etc). Fan starts turning at about 200 to 250 degrees stove surface temp. Runs best at about 500 to 600 degrees surface temp, in my opinion. If your stove top reaches those temps, you should be fine. I don't see any reason why not. As long as there is a flat surface on top of the stove you should be fine. The bottom plate of the fan measures about 2 or 3 inches wide and about 6 to 8 inches in length. It needs to rest solidly on the top, flat surface of the stove in order for the heat of the stove to be conducted into the fan and drive the fan motor. Shouldn't matter what the heat source of your stove is (wood, gas, etc). Fan starts turning at about 200 to 250 degrees stove surface temp. Runs best at about 500 to 600 degrees surface temp, in my opinion. If your stove top reaches those... » Read More I don't see any reason why not. As long as there is a flat surface on top of the stove you should be fine. The bottom plate of the fan measures about 2 or 3 inches wide and about 6 to 8 inches in length. It needs to rest solidly on the top, flat surface of the stove in order for the heat of the stove to be conducted into the fan and drive the fan motor. Shouldn't matter what the heat source of your stove is (wood, gas, etc). Fan starts turning at about 200 to 250 degrees stove surface temp. Runs best at about 500 to 600 degrees surface temp, in my opinion. If your stove top reaches those temps, you should be fine. « Show Less
338404
I think it would work OK if it were high enough above the stove. You would need to check on the required clearance for the stove, I can't remember what it is but you can probably find out on line. I know it gets a little hot on top. If your going to use one of the fans that is purchased extra approx. 100.00 it would blow most of that heat out the front rather than straight up. Hope this helps. Jim
668203
The CFM and amp draw can be found online. The housing diameter is 14.75", and the unit is 3" tall.