Comfort GlowBlower for Vent Free Heaters 20-6127

I purchased a gas heater to be used for heating our basement this past winter. I noticed immediately that I needed a way to circulate the air around the basement.I remembered that the heater mentioned it had a space internally for a fan. I quickly found that this fan is similar.I'm very happy with how the fan blows out the air. I typically use the setting for the fan to kick on at a certain temperature so the fan isn't running all the time. The temperature in my basement seems pretty consistent thanks to it.I definitely recommend this fan.

This goes in the back top of our heater we installed. It is a blower to push your heat out. Not to be confused as a heating source itself. It kicks on when the temperature is hot enough or you can run it on continuous mode. If you turn the heat off it will have to cool down to kick off the fan on auto mode, it will not kick off if it is on continuous, the switch is on the back of the heater once installed and then the heater was affixed to the wall it was hard to remember which position the switch needed to be in for which preference. But it works beautifully.

It was easy to install and works great keeping are working shop

I have been using it since I bought it and I have no complaints. It works great. Great price as it is way higher other places. I would recommend to others and it fit Great on my heater.

It kind of sucks you have to knock out the panel on the heater but putting this in was a breeze and helps circulate the warm air throughout the room. The auto and manual work as they should. And it's really nice it's all contained in the blower unit. Just knock out the panel, screw in 4 screws, and plug it in. Your done.

Works as advertised others have mentioned the lack of air flow, this fan does help circulate the air but if you are expecting a blower like a forced air system this isn’t it, in an appropriate sized area this fan helps equalize the room temp

Had to Modify Heater WALL MOUNT as the Fan suction side is DIRECTLY against the wall causing No Suction to the intake side of the Fan. If you're using a floor mount All would work fine. I ended up Spacing the wall mount brackets away from wall so fan go receive air suction. Otherwise everything works just fine

The install process is short and simple, pop out the panel from the rear of the heater, screw it in place, plug it into a convenient receptacle switch it on and be disappointed. It was impossible to tell if it was moving any warm air at all. I am convinced that more hot air was naturally rising when the fan was off. I may modify it to be somewhat useful, trim some sheet metal or bend it or something....if it breaks it will still be useless.