Maxbell Maxbell 4 Blade Heat Powered Eco Friendly Fuel Saving Wood Burning Stove Top Fan
Description:
- Circulates warm air throughout the room
- Self-powered by heat,adjust its speed by surface temperature
- No electricity required,save cost
- Star work at low temperature 50°C(122°F)
- Safe,its inbuilt protection system to stop them overheat
- Maximizes efficiency of your stoves with 17% fuel saving
- Whisper quiet,the noise<32db
- Easy operation,ready to use out of box
- Eco-friendly,reduce emission
Specification:
- Material: Metal
- Size: Approx. 21x13x16cm/8.26x5.12x6.29inch
- Starting Temperture:40℃
- Max Operating Temperature:400℃
- Air Flow:280-360CFM
- Working Temperature Range:50℃-400℃（122℉-750℉）
Package Includes:
1 Piece Stove Fan
Note:
1.Please keep Children away from the stove fan while it is working.
2. The stove fan will get very hot during working.Do not touch any part of the fan.To move or carry the fan,always use the lift handle while wearing gloves
3. Please make sure that the fan has completely cooled down before being placed on an unprotected surface
4. Featured blade design, safe and efficient, moving more air at a wider range of stove temperature.
5. Overheat protection,it come with a built-in bi-metal strip that is set under the base,when the temperature of the stove top surface reaches 300°C,the strip begins to bend and tilt the fan backwards.
Delivery Time: 12-15 Days. Products are directly imported and dispatched from our Hong Kong warehouse. All India Shipping.
Return: If you have received a faulty or damaged product, please contact our support team within 7 days of delivery. We will investigate the issue and provide you with instructions on how to return the product for a replacement or a full refund.
Please Note: This is going to be a closed delivery, so if you want open delivery then it will not be possible and you can cancel your order by writing us at: support@aladdinshoppers.com before dispatch of your order.
Tracking Information will be sent to you once your product is dispatched.
