A fireplace blower is a great way to drastically reduce your home heating cost. The downfall with brick fireplaces is that they heat your house unevenly. While a small area gets warmed up most of your living area does not receive any of that heat. This is a colossal waste because your energy bills could be drastically reduced if only you could harness all this extra energy. Thats where a fireplace blower comes in handy. Fireplace blowers that can fit your Heatilator fireplace are widely available and can pay for themselves in energy savings in a matter of months.A brick hearth blower, also referred to as a fireplace blower, works by blowing all the extra energy your fire produces out into your living area. Installation is a snap too, you only need to take a a couple easy to follow steps.
Fireplace Blowers Save Big Bucks!
The blower will fit any standard 110 volt outlet that is near your fireplace and does not use much power to work. The blower even knows when to switch itself off so it will not run up your electricity bill either.
Choosing a Heatilator Fireplace Blower
Find Your Nearest Power Outlet
The first choice in choosing your new Heatilator hearth blower depends on where you have a power outlet located. Figure out whether your electrical outlet is on the left or right side of the fireplace and then measure from the power source to the fireplace. If your power outlet is located on the right side of your fireplace you will need a "right handed model." Otherwise you will need to get a "left handed model." This refers to where the motor is located on your fireplace heater so the power cord will not get in the way of your fire.
Measuring the Size of Your hearth Interior
The next step is to measure the size of your hearth interior. This will help you pick a fireplace fan that will fit properly in your fireplace. Measure across the width of the front of the fireplace opening and then measure from the front of the brick fireplace interior to the back to get the depth. Picking a properly sized hearth heater will make sure that you get the most for your money and if you have a set of Heatilator fireplace doors the hearth blower will fit snugly behind them.
Benefits of the Heatilator Fireplace Blower
One of the best features of a Heatilator fireplace blower is its ability to shut itself on and off automatically without fumbling with any switches. The blower automatically comes on when your fireplace reaches 110 degrees, pushing all that extra heat into your home. When the fireplace cools down below 90 degrees the blower shuts off by itself, keeping you from having to shut it off yourself.
Heatilator Blowers by Model
Heatilator fireplace blowers by model
EL36I
E36
EC36
HB36A
HB36AI
HR36
HC36
B36
B36L
B42
B42L
C36
C42
EL42
EL42I
E42
EC42
HB42A
HB42AI
E39
EC39
HD36B
HD36BI
HD42B
HD42BI
TD36B
DX36
DX36AI
T588
ST36D
T3600
TD42B
DX42
DX42AI
ST42A
T768
T4200
A36RH
A36R
A36C
Other Heatilator Fireplace Products
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