951035700 - Smoke fan
For Eva Calòr Agnese, Andrea, Asia, Catria, Donatello, Elena, Erika, Ivo, Leonardo, Lucia, Mirta, Nadia, Nico, Perla, Petra, Sole, Sonia, Tommy, Vera.
For Punto Fuoco Alessia, Alessio, Catria 9, Giorgina, Lara, Licia, Susy, Zita.
Delivery Options
| Carrier | Description | Estimated Delivery | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Mail Boxes - 2 giorni | This courier delivers within 48 hours from the moment we entrust the products to him. | tomorrow - Monday 21 September |
 | Poste Italiane - 2 giorni Italia | This courier delivers within 24/48 hours from the moment we entrust them with the products. | tomorrow - Monday 21 September |
Carrier: Mail Boxes - 2 giorni
Description: This courier delivers within 48 hours from the moment we entrust the products to him.
Estimated delivery:
tomorrow - Monday 21 September
Carrier: Poste Italiane - 2 giorni Italia
Description: This courier delivers within 24/48 hours from the moment we entrust them with the products.
Estimated delivery:
tomorrow - Monday 21 September
The 951035700 smoke fan from Punto Fuoco is an original spare part for Eva Calor and Punto Fuoco pellet stoves.
Original spare part for stove models Agnese, Andrea, Asia, Catria, Donatello, Elena, Erika, Ivo, Leonardo, Lucia, Mirta, Nadia, Nico, Perla, Petra, Sole, Sonia, Tommy, Vera by Eva Calor.
Original spare part for stove model Alessia, Alessio, Catria 9, Giorgina, Lara, Licia, Susy, Zita by Punto Fuoco .
The smoke fan, also called a smoke extractor or aspirator, is a fundamental component of the pellet stove's combustion system.
The function of the fan 951035700 is to facilitate the evacuation of fumes produced during combustion and their conveyance towards the exhaust duct.
During stove operation, the extractor also helps maintain the correct depression inside the combustion chamber, promoting the regular flow of combustion air and the correct progress of the combustion process.
The 951035700 fan intervenes in the various operating phases of the appliance, from ignition to combustion up to the shutdown phase, during which it continues to facilitate the evacuation of residual fumes.
