Installing a Fan onto a Pacific Energy Wood Heater

[@AlisonGavin-co7ht]

Do you have a video to help with using room air supply? Instructions say to remove the rear of the air box cover but isn’t really clear on where this is or how.

[@mega91161]

Excellent video, exactly what I was after

[@pivotstove]

Glad to hear it! Enjoy your Pacific Energy Wood Heater!!

[@nathdemtl4188]

Thank you, it was very helpful!

[@barbarabaptista6536]

I have had my blower for many years, and I love it ! Question - How can I take it apart to clean out the dirt and dog hair stuck inside the fan blades ?

[@GETBaC_Barbie]

What about removing the round plug/cover for room air (as seen at the 2:45 mark of video). Doesn't that have to be taken off before installing the blower?

[@dthievin]

I have the same question. Evidently the company that made this video didn't answer it. Maybe it's because you were right.

[@incagirl]

Is this Pacific Energy blower fan quiet or noisy? Thank-you for your help.

[@pivotstove]

Low is very quiet. High, you will hear the noise of the air as it passes over the louvres

[@Dubhghaill]

what about already having the outside air coming straight in from the back, theres no room for a fan then ?

[@pivotstove]

There are option on allowing to have both the outside air and fan installed

[@ashleywoolnough4884]

How much are the fans roughly? I have a Summit heater

[@pivotstove]

pivotonline.com.au/collections/wood-heater-spare-parts/products/fan-for-freestanding-pacific-energy?variant=34806177726630

[@richards2072]

Where does the fan for the Neo 2.5 blow air out into the room since it's installed in the back of the stove?