Does this fan work with a propane stove?
339710
Yes it will. As long as the base of the fan is heated and the top in unobstructed, it will work just fine. The fuel source is irrelevant. Heat on the base, cool on the top makes the Peltier fan work well (as I sit here with and Ecofan atop my wood stove while watching the Penguins against the Hurricanes). Go Pens!
339711
The fan blades start turning when placed on any hot surface starting at 200 degrees or so.
339712
Works with ANY heat source that has a flat horizontal surface that the Caframo can sit on.It needs a temperature difference between the fan base and the surrounding air.It uses a "Sterling Engine" ... which you can look up on Google and YouTube.Look at the YouTube videos, for examples.I recommend also getting one of those laser thermometers so you can see how the temps are going ... ~ $35 on Amazon.
339713
It probably would as long as the stove has a flat surface that gets hot enough to activate the van. It will operate at its maximum cubic feet per minute level of 175 when on a surface that reaches 500 degrees F. It will work more slowly at lower temps. Hope this helps.
339714
Don't know. I have a wood stove and the surface it sits on is normally in the 300 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit range.
913596
hi, my solar Attic fan works just with the solar panel, i like it and it keep the house cool i can tell the different in now and before. thanks
752673
As long as you have a really good filter before the fan I think it would be fine. Other than a whine due to the fan blade speed the fan seems to move a fair volume of air. I use one to move air from one room to another for my wood stove. For this purpose it does very well indeed. Hope this helps.
911777
Not sure what you mean by "house propane stove". I use this hose with my barbeque and with other propane appliances that are designed to be used with the small propane bottles you can buy at a hardware store or like Walmart (around $3 or $4). If your stove has that type of fitting, then you should be able to connect with this hose. The other end of the hose is a standard OPD fitting like you find on the larger propane tanks that are refilled at Safeway or Walmart for around $20.
1357500
No. You must adapt stove to use this line connection. There are some YouTube videos on how and what you need. Remember think safe when working with propane and double check any mods you make.
197319
I don't see why not......it is just a propane gas burner like you would have on a gas stove.
2249208
I have it on natural gas, but there is a knob setting for choosing propane so I assume yes it would work.
985150
Hi Matthew David. We totally LOVE our propane stove and the blower we bought with it is perfect. I do not know if it is the same one. We went through Amazin and were routed to Northern ???? They sold this stove, a perfect little platform, & blower. Blower & platform were sold as accessories for this particular (perfect) stove. I hope this helps. It's been about 2years since we ordered so memory is faded re name & model number. BTW, the photo LOOKS right.
1336120
Yes, but there's a way to avoid this extra cost if you have a gas/oil/propane furnace by switching the C wire for the G wire, both at the thermostat and the HVAC. The only drawback is that you won't be able to turn on/off the fan on demand, but the HVAC controls this automatically and I really don't change the fan settings anyway. Here's the "secret" tutorial to do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BftoUCnKYls
879633
Not sure. I never used the heater. It was for a just in case situation. I do think the answer depends on what size propane bottle you hook it up to though
1440510
No. I don't believe it does. I'd have to dbl ck the manual but I believe the manual specifically says the thermostat only works with the high heat fan on.
74963
Technically yes but in practice no. Propane requires a heavier canister that has a different size coupling than the lightweight propane/butane canisters this stove is designed for. So while it can burn propane you will have a hard time finding a canister that fits. Coleman makes a single burner stove that fits their heavy, straight propane canisters, I think.
2067119
This should work, it's a heat only thermostat with very simple wiring. Works great for the propane central heat in our travel trailer.
684649
No. The fan works best when it sits on top of the stove, using the cool air from behind to spin the fan blades.
479501
No is natural gas the one that I got and the one that have electronic ignition use batteries but if you want to use the fan use electricity, but in case the electricity go off, it will work any way with out fan but you still have heat. I hope this help you :)
940295
I suppose it could work if you designed the fan to come on only when the burner is running.
1568707
Yes, it can. My son has a Coleman 2 burner white gas stove and he uses it on that. The dual fuel stove is the same configuration. It is nice to have the option of using propane, too.