Whirlwind Stove Fan, Moisture Meter and Thermometer in Red – Red

A Heat Powered Stove Fan is a device that sits on top of your stove and uses the heat from the fire to power a fan that blows the warm air around the room. This way, you can get the most out of your stove and enjoy a more comfortable and pleasant environment. The Whirlwind fan will help to distribute the heat generated by your stove more evenly and quickly around the room. This means you can enjoy a warmer and more comfortable environment without waiting too long. It will also reduce the hot and cold spots in your room. This means you can avoid overheating or underheating certain areas of your room and have a more consistent temperature throughout. It minimises the stove heat requirement and therefore the fuel cost. This means you can save money and energy by using less fuel to keep your stove running. You also reduce the amount of CO2 emissions into the environment.This fan is a new and innovative product that offers up to 70 per cent more air flow than competitor products. It has a unique design that creates a whirlwind effect that spreads the warm air faster and farther. And it has zero running costs, as it is totally heat powered, meaning there is no need for batteries or mains connection. It operates virtually silently, so you can enjoy your fire without any annoying noise and it features an inbuilt protection system that prevents overheating, as well as a starting temperature of just 45 Degrees Centigrade and can operate up to a maximum temperature of 340 Degrees Centigrade.The range is designed and engineered in the UK, using premium long lasting components featuring a hard wearing black anodised finish to complement your stove.The Moisture Meter ensure you get the best burn from your fuel. Our newest model not only has a backlight screen to illuminate the reading but the built in colour change technology indicates the moisture level of the firewood. It is an essential tool for any fireplace owner. Fuel quality is the single most important aspect of making a successful fire. To burn effectively the moisture content of firewood needs to be less than 20 per cent, whether its being used in an open fire or a stove. Freshly felled timber can have a moisture content of between 30 per cent and 60 per cent, which when burnt can cause dangerous creosote build up in chimneys.Using a moisture meter is a great way to check whether your wood will give you a safe and efficient burn, or if it needs further seasoning. The screen will glow green if your fuel contains less than 20 per cent moisture, indicating that it s ready to go.The new Valiant moisture meter can also be used in timber, floors and buildings in order to detect and measure moisture content.Finally, the set includes a Red Magnetic Stove Thermometer which can be used to monitor your stove temperature to optimise performance and protect your stove from overheating.The magnetic Thermometer clearly displays the temperature of your stove, enabling you to maintain a safe and efficient operating