United States Stove Co. 70 CFM Exhaust Blower - 1768973061464_442

United States Stove Co. 70 CFM Exhaust Blower - 1768973061464_442

The Exhaust blower forces air though the burn chamber and burn pot to burn the pellets. Replace this if you do not keep it clean.

Features

• 3000 RPM
• Sealed ball bearings
• Fits model 4840 Wall Mounted Pellet stove
• Insulated leads

What our Experts Think

• Boosts Heating Efficiency
  70 CFM exhaust blower improves heat circulation from wood stoves, furnaces, or heaters—helping warm your space faster and more evenly.

• Quiet, Reliable Fan Motor
  Designed for smooth, low‑noise operation so you get effective airflow without distracting sound.

• Easy to Install
  Compact design and simple mounting make this blower quick to add to compatible stove or furnace systems.

• Durable Construction
  Built with quality materials to withstand continuous use and high‑heat environments.

• Versatile Compatibility
  Works with a wide range of United States Stove Co. products and other compatible heating appliances.

Q&A

Q: What is this product used for?
A: The 70 CFM exhaust blower improves air circulation for stoves, furnaces, and heating appliances.

Q: What is the airflow capacity?
A: It provides 70 cubic feet per minute (CFM) for efficient heat distribution.

Q: Is it compatible with US Stove appliances?
A: Yes, it is designed to work with select US Stove heating units.

Q: What type of construction does it have?
A: Built with durable materials for long-lasting performance.

Q: Is installation easy?
A: Yes, it is designed for simple installation with standard connections.

Q: Why choose US Stove Co.?
A: US Stove Co. is a trusted brand known for quality heating accessories and reliable performance.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean fan blades, housing, and vent openings monthly to prevent dust and soot buildup.

• Inspect motor, wiring, and mounting brackets regularly for wear or damage.

• Lubricate bearings annually (or as recommended) to ensure smooth operation.

• Check vents and ducts for obstructions to maintain proper airflow.

• Avoid running the blower under extreme heat; allow cooling periods if used heavily.

• Perform seasonal inspections before high-use periods for optimal performance.

• Use only manufacturer-approved replacement parts for repairs or upgrades.