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Fireplace Heaters and Blowers

As effective as a fireplace is at heating a small area, maximizing your fireplace’s heating capacity requires the installation of a fireplace blower. Also known as heaters or fans, these fireplace inserts rely on a small, electronic motor to circulate warm air without adversely affecting the combustibility or strength of the fire. When using a fireplace blower you are essentially using a tiny amount of electricity to greatly increase the heat generated by the fuel in your fireplace, whether that fuel is wood or gas.

Installing a fireplace heater or blower is an easy and effective way to boost energy efficiency and warm your home, especially if you have a drafty fireplace.

Click Here to see the cozy grate fireplace blower in action.





You only need to answer a few simple questions:

• Do you have an electrical outlet near your fireplace?
• Is the outlet on the right or the left?
  If your outlet is on the left, you will want a model with a left-handed motor.
• Have you chosen the right size blower for your fireplace?
• Are you interested in maximizing you fireplace’s efficiency?

It’s as simple as that.