Stove Fan, Automatic Oscillation, Eco Fan, Wood Stove, Camping, Energy Saving

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This is a high-performance stove fan from TENKOSUIYO that dramatically improves heating efficiency with zero electricity cost.
Simply place it on top of your wood-burning or kerosene stove, and it converts heat into energy to rotate automatically. It's an essential winter item perfect for combating the cold in your campsite or living room.
[What's amazing about this product!]
• Features an innovative 60-degree automatic oscillation function
While typical fans only blow air in one direction, this one has a left and right 60-degree oscillation function! By delivering warm air over a wide area, it quickly eliminates temperature unevenness in the room and heats the space more efficiently.
• No power or batteries required (Eco & Energy Saving)
It generates its own power by sensing the heat from the stove, so it's cordless and can be used anywhere. It automatically starts when the stove temperature reaches approximately 100℃. It doesn't cost electricity and is an extremely environmentally friendly design.
• Reliable double safety design
It has a built-in bimetal safety device at the base. It features a protection function that slightly lifts the fan when exceeding 250℃ to prevent motor overheating and automatically stops when exceeding 350℃.
• Ultra-quiet design below 25dB
The operating noise is below 25dB, quieter than a library. It won't disturb your reading or sleep, and you won't even notice it on a quiet camping night.
• Comes with a convenient magnetic thermometer
A thermometer is included to check the stove's surface temperature at a glance. Proper temperature management allows you to use the product safely while extending its lifespan.
[Product Specifications]
• Brand: TENKOSUIYO
• Color: Black
• Airflow: 300 CFM
• Oscillation Angle: 60 degrees left and right
• Operating Temperature: 80℃ to 250℃ (Maximum heat resistance 350℃)
• Size: Approx. 14.2 × 26 × 23 cm
• Weight: Approx. 0.9kg
[Product Condition]
New, unused