Fireplace Exhaust Fan, Chimney Smoke Evacuator, Flue Fan, Chimney Draft Inducer, Chimney Draft Inducer Chimney Exhaust Fan

The most widely used and recognized smoke evacuator in smoke extraction systems. Thanks to the classic system, an ideal balance is achieved between ease of installation and safe use, thanks to the high quality while following the most stringent parameters of European certification.Product weight: 2.4KgVoltage: 190-240VPackage Included1 *Induced draft fannote1. Domestic chimney adopts induced draft fan, and the outlet temperature should not exceed 60 degrees. Otherwise, the induced draft fan will be damaged. Install the power cord at least 0.5 square copper wire2. When installing or removing, please turn off the power switch to avoid electric shock.3. The interface with the smoke evacuator must be fixed with waterproof insulating tape.4. The installation at the interface with the chimney must be firm, and the interface must be closely integrated with the chimney to get the best effect.5. When the induced draft fan stops working, attention should be paid to the backflow of smoke causing smoke to emerge.6. The smoke evacuator is placed on the chimney. The smoke exhauster must be more than 6 meters away from the fire source, otherwise the induced draft fan will be burned. The temperature of the chimney cannot burn the insulation layer of the power cord.

• It is very suitable for chimney accessories. The chimney induced draft fan generates suction and induces the rapid discharge of smoke to prevent the smoke from being unable to exit the flue smoothly due to the poor chimney. Not only will the smoke be discharged quickly, but it also has excellent performance.
• The outlet temperature of the chimney fan should not exceed 60 degrees. Otherwise, the induced draft fan will be burned.
• Easy to install, very quiet, suitable for most types of chimneys, and does not require professional technicians to install.
• note! ! ! The product's operating voltage is 190-230v, and the chimney induced draft fan is used by leaving two wire ends to connect to the power source.
• During installation or removal, disconnect the power supply to prevent electric shock.