

The Inspire 2000 wood stove ships without a blower; this is the one Osburn makes for it. A 130 CFM crossflow fan bolts to the back of the stove and pushes more air through the heat exchanger, so the heat moves out into the room instead of pooling around the stove. A rheostat sets it to high, low or off; give the stove about an hour to come up to temperature before you turn it on. Add the quick-connect thermodisc, sold separately, and the fan starts and stops on its own with the stove's heat. It adds up to about 2% efficiency, but it will not make an undersized stove heat a bigger space. $340.