bbq factory Replacement Fireplace Fan Blower for Heat Surge Electric Fireplace

I am hacking a DIY air filtration system. This little fan is great. It's cheap. It moves a lot of air for its size and does so relatively quietly. It's hard to imagine what more you could want. Two things - this is total DIY, it's just the bare fan and electric motor, no real housing, so figure out what you are replacing and be prepared to mount it yourself if the dimensions are correct. (If you can't figure out the dimensions of the fan you are replacing, this probably isn't the part for you.) Second thing, there is no switch or speed control. It's a bare fan & motor. So if you are hacking something together, plan accordingly.

Was a little longer than I needed so I had to drill new holes, also wires were short but made it work and so far so good

For 10 years, I've been using my fireplace and it took a while to heat up the room. The fireplace is glass enclosed and most of the heat, 50% or higher, rises to the top to be exhausted through the duct work to the outside wall. So the room was heated with residual, radiant heat off the metal box of the fireplace unit.I have a corner installed, Heat&Glo-6000TR gas fireplace with the exhaust duct at the topside in the middle. If you buy one and place it in the middle, at the back, the duct work will be in the way of airflow. Maybe two fans on either side of the duct work will create a better airflow to the front.This squirrel cage fan will efficiently direct the heat out of your fireplace unit and into the room. Furthermore, it may save you $money$ with the gas bill to heat your room. This is a replacement fan, not the kit form. Additional hardware maybe required. I use pipe, foam insulation to buffer the vibration. This particular fan spins at a higher RPM and creates an audible wind noise. A slight hum is observed.Good Luck To All!

Extremely quiet but fireplace still throws overheat code. Fan barely moves air. I have to take the whole fireplace apart again to replace fan again.

The motor is like the original . Right speed and low noise level

So far so good and if I remember correctly because we did not get our heat surge fire place going last year, I want to say that it is even more quiet that the original. you use to hear a fan going or something, now we dont hear anything. My husband installed it and said it was very easy to do. He also stated that the parts are of better quality than the original. Also, I know winter is not here yet, but we moved it from our bedroom to the livingroom (which is the draftiest room in the house) and with in a couple of hours you are dying of heat stroke lol. That fire place seriously kicks now, it was always pretty decent but not like this. It never got that hot in a confined bedroom.Worth every penny! Haven't had to turn the furnace on yet either

I read several reviews while deciding on this one. I knew going in that it was a less expensive model. I was replacing a fan from my Majestic fireplace. The Majestic fan was $226. I had to modify the wiring a teeny bit because it had female ends on the cord and the cords coming off of the fireplace were also female. I just cut the tips of these off and replaced them with male ends. The actual fan is much smaller and much less powerful than my original fan. This blows but not very strong. It's not bad for the money but I think I will replace it with a more powerful blower/fan when I have a few extra bucks.

I had to modify both the fan shroud and the housing inlet to get this to fit. Wiring is two black wires so make sure you test it before you button it up.

As described. Works, good price, delivered on time.

Item was different than the one I was replacing but I made it work.

Smaller blower than I expected . Works ok.