Fireplaces and Accessories

Gas fireplaces and fan heaters for cottages and holiday homes.

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Fan heater Airflow 908

This fan heater works on thermoelectric technology. The AirFlow is placed on a flat surface of a heat source (e.g. a wood stove) and the fan starts to rotate as the temperature increases. The higher the temperature reached, the faster the fan rotates. Operating temperature: 65ºC - 345ºC.

A stove fan is an excellent accessory for use over stoves, cabin heaters, fireplaces and stoves. It improves the transfer of heat from one room to another.

Based on thermoelectric technology
Airflow 170 m³/h.
Operating temperature: 65ºC to 345ºC

Fan heater Airflow 908

Available

56,00 €~~70,00 €~~

Spare core for kerosene heater

Spare core for Ocean Comfort light kerosene heater

Spare/replacement core for heater 46335. Made of heat-resistant fiber, which ensures stable and clean combustion without soot formation. An excellent spare part for those who want to keep their Ocean Comfort heater in good condition and ensure efficient operation on cold days.

For product 46335
High heat resistance and even combustion

Specifications

Length: 180mm
Diameter: 95mm
Thickness: 2.5mm

Replacement core for kerosene heater 46335
Made of durable and heat-resistant material
Ensures even and efficient combustion.

Spare core for kerosene heater

Available from the supplier

6,50 €

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Why is it worth connecting a fan heater to a fireplace or heater?

A fireplace or solid fuel heater often produces heat unevenly within a room – warm air easily rises to the ceiling and stays there, while it can be significantly cooler at floor level. A fan heater, such as the Airflow 908, is typically installed near the heater and circulates the heat more efficiently throughout the room, making the heating feel more even and using less fuel to achieve the same temperature.

The kerosene heater core is a consumable part that absorbs fuel and maintains a steady flame – over time, the core wears out and becomes dirty, which can be seen as an uneven or weak flame and increased odor. A replacement core restores the heater's original output and combustion quality without having to replace the entire heater.

The interval between replacing the core depends on the amount of use - in active winter use, it is worth checking the core more often than in occasional weekend use, and a clear sign that it needs to be replaced is if the flame becomes uneven or forms soot.

It is worth considering the power and noise level of a fan heater when choosing, as a powerful fan may seem disruptive in a small cottage or cabin, while in a larger space, more efficient blowing is necessary to circulate the heat throughout the space.

By combining these two products – a functional heater and efficient air circulation – the heating of a cottage or cabin can be made more economical and more even throughout the entire operating season, especially on cold autumn and winter evenings.

Both products are small but practical additions that improve the performance of a cottage or cabin's heating system without a large investment - they are well suited to complementing an existing heating solution rather than replacing the entire system.

Always check the model of your heater before ordering a replacement core, as the cores of different kerosene heaters are not interchangeable between models.

A well-functioning heating and circulation system in cold weather significantly improves the comfort of a cottage or boat cabin, especially when the space is actively used even during colder seasons.

Even a small investment in improving air circulation can make a surprisingly big difference in heating efficiency, especially in spaces with high ceilings or more open spaces.

Fireplaces and Accessories