Pruduct Introduction
This Longze FN‑120 hot air stove offers steady and efficient 12 kW heating power for daily heating needs. It produces forced hot air through built-in fan circulation for direct, fast and even space heating. Featuring a generous large fuel hopper, stable fuel consumption and a sturdy structure, it delivers long-lasting, reliable and economical warmth for areas up to 120 m², making it a practical and cost-effective heating solution for small to medium spaces.
Product Advantages
Large 25 kg fuel hopper lowers refilling frequency.
12 kW steady output meets heating needs for 120 m² spaces.
Reasonable fuel consumption helps control running costs.
Supports hot‑air duct connection for multi‑room heating.
Simple structure for easy installation and daily maintenance.
Application Scenarios
Family homes, farm houses and small villas within 120 m².
Small workshops, garages and shops.
Places that require duct‑type forced hot‑air heating.
FAQ
Q1: How does a forced air wood stove work?
A1: Fuel burns inside the combustion chamber. Cold air passes through the heat exchanger and is blown out by fan. Hot‑air ducts deliver warm air to rooms, while flue gas exits through the 80 mm chimney.
Q2: What are the downsides of forced air heating?
A2: It may blow dust around. Heat loss occurs through long ducts. Proper insulation and regular cleaning can ease these issues.
Q3: What is a forced air fireplace?
A3: It is a heating unit that uses a fan to circulate heated air into rooms. Our Longze FN‑120 hot air stove works on this forced‑air heating principle.
Q4: Are there any direct vent wood burning stoves?
A4: Our Longze hot‑air stoves use an independent 80 mm flue pipe. Combustion fumes are vented outside separately from indoor warm air.
