Description
The Firefly hearth fan is a Stirling engine fan specifically designed for use in front of your open fireplace, contemporary suspended, or pivoting stove. It can also be used with stoves that have a curved top, or which are very tall or have a heat-protected coating
The Firefly uses a bespoke alcohol burner which can be filled with denatured alcohol, Methylated Spirits or any other eco-friendly bio ethanol fuel. Read more about bio ethanol fuel here.
When the burner is filled, the engine can run for approximately 24 hours, spreading warm air consistently throughout your home. At peak output the Firefly will move in excess of 442 CFM (cubic feet per minute) of air.
The Firefly is built with a solid stainless steel base and comes with an antique brushed solid copper fan blade.
The versatile design which can also be used during the summer months to move cool air, includes an in-built essential oil diffuser.
Firefly Hearth Fan - Use on the hearth in front of a fireplace, contemporary stove or suspended stove
Firefly - use as a cooling fan
Stirling Engine Design
Warpfive hearth fans are small precision engineered Stirling engines, which are 100% mechanical and do not have any electric components which may stop working if overheated. Consequently they are extremely reliable and with care will last a lifetime.
Every engine is precision engineered and hand built with durable materials like stainless steel, aluminium, brass and Borosilicate glass. As a result they operate quietly – typically 12dB.
Advanced materials (such as graphite) and low friction bearings ensure low maintenance, plus heat flow is optimised with a silver thermodynamic heat plate.
Stirling engine hearth fans have a high power output and low start up speed so they move large volumes of air.
Every engine is hand-crafted, assembled and tested in Great Britain.
Stirling Engine Hearth Fan
Over the years we have had many inquiries from people with contemporary wood stoves or open fireplaces about how they could benefit from a Warpfive Stove Fan.
We’ve spent some time thinking about a design which would work with these modern stoves and others that are suspended from the ceiling, pivot, or have a curved top.
We are delighted to launch our latest innovation – the Firefly hearth fan.
Key Features
Stirling engine hearth fan powered by ethanol
Antique brushed solid copper fan blade
Includes integral essential oil dispenser
Dust Cover and maintenance kit included
Stainless steel displacer and regenerator boost performance
Operation is quiet – typically 12dB
Beech wood handle for easy handling
3-year manufacturer’s warranty
Stirling engine with CNC acuminated aluminium posts and solid stainless steel base
Bearing cartridge system offering reduced friction and ease of replacement
Light-weight composite crank results in high RPM and increased power
Runs for approximately 24 hours on a single fill of alcohol (120ml / 4 fl oz)
High aspect ratio fan circulates maximum air at low RPM
Circulates in excess of 442 CFM (cubic feet per minute) of air
Supplied with a long lasting glass fibre wick
Dimensions
Overall height: 480mm/18.9 inches
Base dimensions: 140mm x 140mm /5.5 x 5.5 inches
Weight: 2kg/4.4 lbs
Fan diameter: 285 mm/11.2inches
Andrew C. –
Beautiful craftsmanship, what a talking piece of a stove fan, completely unmatched. very happy with this hearth fan
Maureen McDonnell –
This fan is a beautiful (and practical) work of art. It arrived on schedule, with all pieces included, and nothing damaged. Not only does it do a wonderful job dispersing heat from my fireplace, but it has become quite the conversation piece. I love my new Fire Fly Hearth fan! It is one of the few items I’ve purchased that I can honestly say has been worth every penny.
Steven H. –
First of all, the fan arrived quickly and was very well packed. As I have an inset stove I am unable to use a traditional stove fan, the Firefly Hearth Fan solves that problem. It works flawlessly and is almost silent. Being an engineer by trade I can appreciate the craftsmanship and care that goes into making these fans. They’re as much a work of art as a fan.