Orlan inline chimney fans

The Orlan inline chimney fan is ideal for log gasification boilers. The inline chimney fan is installed at the back of the boiler forming a section of the chimney. The fan itself is off to one side of the chimney and so does not obstruct the flow of flue gases when it is not turned on and should not get excessively tarred up either. The inline chimney fan is turned on when the log gasification boiler is first lit and when you refuel the boiler. By actively sucking the flue gases out of the boiler the chimney fan does a number of things:

• The inline chimney fan gets the fire going fast by drawing lots of air through it.
• You do not have to wait for the chimney to warm up and start drawing well initially.
• The inline flue fan can help to prevent smoke from coming into the room when the firechamber door is opened. This is especially important when adding more fuel to the boiler as you will need the door open for a little while even if you push it to whilst getting a new armload of wood.
• When you refuel the boiler the fan gives the boiler a little boost to help get the new firewood burning fast.