The best wood stove blower fan kit is one that matches your stove’s model, mounting pattern, and electrical requirements. The Adviace S31105 kits are options for listed GHP, Monessen, Majestic, and CFM stoves; the CB36 kit serves specified US Stove, Ashley, Vogelzang, and related models; and the Regency kit targets listed Regency and other compatible units. For buyers who want a fan without a power cord, the JossaColar is a heat-powered alternative, not a replacement for a model-specific electric blower.
| Product | Best For | Key Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Adviace S31105 complete kit | Listed GHP, MHSC, and CFM models | Variable-speed control and mounting hardware included |
| JossaColar heat-powered fan | Buyers seeking a non-electric option | Heat activated; includes magnetic thermometer |
| Direct Store DN104 S31105 | Listed Windsor and CFM stove models | Replacement blower with specified mounting dimensions |
| Rendrox CB36 kit | Specified US Stove, Ashley, Vogelzang, and King models | 120V AC, 100 CFM, 3-prong plug |
| Regency 910-157/P kit | Listed Regency and other compatible units | 80/135 CFM and variable-speed control |
Adviace S31105 Complete Blower Kit
This kit is best for owners of listed GHP Group, Monessen/Majestic, Majestic Dutchwest Windsor, and CFM US Century plate-steel stove models. It was selected because the included parts make it a more complete replacement package than a blower-only listing.
The package includes a blower fan, a six-foot 3-prong power cord, four mounting screws, a heat gasket, and a manual variable-speed rheostat. The listing specifies 110–120V operation and 2,800 RPM. Its overall dimensions with guard are 9.5 inches long, 5.25 inches high, and 3.75 inches deep.
The listed mounting-hole spacing is 8 inches left to right and 4.75 inches top to bottom. Those measurements and the stove model number are important checks before ordering. The word “universal” in the listing does not establish fit for every stove; choose this kit only when the model or dimensions match.
Best for: Buyers who need a model-listed replacement and want the speed control, cord, gasket, and mounting hardware in one kit. Limitation: The product data does not provide an airflow rating, so it cannot be directly compared by CFM with the other electric kits.
JossaColar Heat-Powered Stove Fan
This product is best for buyers who want a stove-top fan that operates without batteries or an electrical power cord. It is a useful alternative to consider when the goal is moving warm air around a room, but it is not presented as a model-specific replacement blower kit.
The listing describes a heat-activated fan with an upgraded curved aluminum blade. It measures 6.5 inches long and 7.7 inches high and is described for use with wood-burning stoves, log burners, and fireplaces. A magnetic thermometer is included in the package.
Unlike the electric replacement blowers in this guide, this fan does not list a voltage, power cord, or CFM rating. Buyers should check the product’s placement requirements and dimensions against their stove setup rather than assuming it mounts in the same location as an existing blower.
Best for: People who prefer a heat-powered accessory and do not need a direct replacement for an installed electric blower. Limitation: It does not provide the listed model-specific mounting pattern or electrical blower specifications of the replacement kits.
Direct Store DN104 S31105 Blower
This replacement blower is best for owners of listed GHP Group, Monessen/Majestic, Majestic Dutchwest Windsor, and CFM US Century plate-steel stoves. It was selected as a second S31105-style option for buyers comparing a model-specific replacement against a complete kit.
The listing gives dimensions of 9.5 inches long with guard, 5.25 inches high, and 3.75 inches deep. The blower itself is listed as 9 inches long and 5.25 inches tall. Its four mounting holes are 8 inches apart horizontally and 4.75 inches apart vertically. The listed voltage is 110–120V, and the product is described as a variable-speed S31105 replacement.
Models named include several MHSC Windsor plate stoves, CFM models such as S244E and S274E, and a subset of GHP models. Confirm the full model designation and mounting dimensions before purchase, especially if your stove is not among the examples.
Best for: Buyers who need the specified S31105 replacement for a matching stove and mounting layout. Limitation: The provided features do not list the same cord, gasket, and mounting-hardware bundle described for the Adviace complete kit.
Rendrox CB36 Circulator Blower Kit
This kit is best for buyers with a listed US Stove Corporation, Ashley, Vogelzang, King, Wonderluxe, or Hot Blast model. It was selected because its compatibility list covers a different stove family from the S31105 and Regency options.
The specifications state 120V AC, 60 Hz, approximately 30 watts, 100 CFM, and a standard 3-prong plug. Listed compatible models include US2000E, US2500E, APS1100B, Hot Blast 1300, Country Hearth 2000, Ashley AW1120E, Vogelzang VG2020, and others. The listing also identifies replacement part numbers CB36, 891492, B36, 80442, and 69354.
The manufacturer’s model and replacement-part list is the main way to assess fit from the supplied information. The listing does not provide mounting-hole spacing or physical dimensions, so compare the existing blower and stove documentation if your exact model is not named.
Best for: Owners of a specifically listed stove who want a 100-CFM, 120V circulator blower. Limitation: Buyers who need confirmed dimensions or a listed variable-speed control should verify those details before choosing this kit.
Regency 910-157/P Fireplace Blower Kit
This kit is best for buyers whose stove or fireplace insert is among the listed Regency, Hampton, Osburn, Nordica, Pacific Energy, or Valley Comfort models. It was selected for its broad named-model list and its stated electrical and airflow specifications.
The listing gives dimensions of 14.5 by 4.75 by 4.0625 inches, 115V operation, 60 Hz, 144 watts, and 1.25 amps. It states an airflow range of 80/135 CFM and 2,600 RPM. Features include a ball-bearing motor, composite blade, aluminum frame, magnetic thermostat, rheostat variable-speed control, and 3-prong power cord.
Compatibility examples include Regency CI1200, CI1250, F2400, I3100, and H2100, plus listed models from other brands. The listing specifically advises comparing dimensions and models with the unit before buying. This is particularly important because its dimensions differ from those of the S31105 blowers.
Best for: Owners of a named compatible insert or stove who want stated airflow options and variable-speed control. Limitation: It is not a universal fit; an unlisted model should not be assumed compatible based only on brand.
Buying Guide: How to Choose a Wood Stove Blower Fan Kit
Does the kit match the stove model?
Start with the stove’s manufacturer, model number, and existing blower part number. A blower’s brand name or broad description is not enough to confirm fit. Compare the exact model against the kit’s compatibility list, including any letter or number suffix. If the model is not listed, check the stove manual or ask the manufacturer or seller to confirm before ordering.
These five products cover different groups. The S31105 listings name GHP, MHSC, Majestic Dutchwest, and CFM models. The CB36 kit lists US Stove, Ashley, Vogelzang, King, Wonderluxe, and Hot Blast models. The 910-157/P listing names Regency and several other brands. Similar-looking stoves can use different blower assemblies.
Will the mounting pattern and dimensions fit?
For a replacement blower, compare the available space and attachment points with the product dimensions. The S31105 listings specify four mounting holes spaced 8 inches across and 4.75 inches vertically. The Regency kit has a separate overall size of 14.5 by 4.75 by 4.0625 inches and lists 3.25 inches between flanges. The CB36 listing does not provide dimensions in the supplied information.
Measure the existing blower and its mounting locations when safe to do so, following the stove manual. Do not rely on a phrase such as “universal fit” when the product also gives a model list. A mismatch in length, depth, or hole spacing can prevent installation even when the voltage appears suitable.
Should you choose electric or heat-powered?
An electric replacement blower is the relevant choice when replacing a factory-style fan assembly or when the stove calls for a wired blower. Check voltage, plug type, controls, and any required mounting hardware. The CB36 lists 120V AC and a 3-prong plug; the S31105 products list 110–120V. The Regency kit lists 115V and a 3-prong cord.
A heat-powered fan is a different type of accessory. The JossaColar listing says it activates from heat and does not need batteries. It is not described as a direct replacement for a blower that mounts to a stove. Choose it only if that separate function and placement suit your needs.
How should you compare airflow and speed controls?
Compare CFM only when the products provide a rating. The Rendrox CB36 lists 100 CFM, while the Regency 910-157/P lists 80/135 CFM. The supplied information for the Adviace and Direct Store S31105 blowers does not state CFM, and the JossaColar listing does not provide an airflow figure. Missing data does not establish that a fan moves less or more air.
Speed control can help adjust blower operation, but verify that it is included. The Adviace S31105 kit explicitly includes a manual rheostat. The Direct Store listing describes variable speed. The Regency kit lists a rheostat. The CB36 features do not specify variable-speed control.
What should be included in the replacement kit?
Check whether the listing includes only the blower or also the parts needed for replacement. The Adviace kit specifically lists a power cord, four mounting screws, a heat gasket, and a variable-speed control. The Regency kit lists a cord and rheostat. Details in the CB36 and Direct Store feature lists should be checked against what your installation requires.
Do not assume that an item is included unless the product description says so. If your existing cord, gasket, or hardware is damaged, confirm whether replacement parts are supplied or need to be sourced separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which wood stove blower kit fits?
Match the stove’s exact model number or blower part number to the compatibility list. Then compare the blower’s dimensions, mounting-hole spacing, voltage, and plug with the existing unit and stove documentation.
Are S31105 blower kits and CB36 kits interchangeable?
The provided listings identify them for different model groups and replacement part numbers. Do not treat them as interchangeable unless your stove documentation or the seller confirms the specific fit.
Is a heat-powered stove fan a replacement blower?
The JossaColar is described as a heat-activated, non-electric fan. The listing does not present it as a model-specific replacement for an installed electric blower assembly.
Which product lists an airflow rating?
The Rendrox CB36 lists 100 CFM. The Regency 910-157/P kit lists 80/135 CFM. The supplied feature details for the other products do not state a CFM rating.
Do all wood stove blower kits include a speed control?
No. The Adviace and Regency listings specify a rheostat, and the Direct Store listing describes a variable-speed blower. The CB36 feature details do not specify a speed control.
Can I choose a kit based on voltage alone?
No. Voltage is only one part of fit. Confirm the model compatibility, mounting pattern, physical dimensions, plug, and control requirements before selecting a replacement blower.