Osburn Blower Assembly W/Varible Speed Control,Inspire 2000

Without a blower installed, a wood stove distributes heat primarily by radiation and natural convection, which tends to concentrate warmth in the immediate area around the stove. The AC03095 blower assembly forces heated air from the stove body across the room at up to 130 cubic feet per minute, moving warmth away from the stove and into a wider area of the installation space. This improves heating effectiveness in larger or open-plan rooms where natural convection alone may not adequately distribute the stove's output. The variable speed control allows the owner to adjust the level of air circulation to their preference at any point during stove operation.

The variable speed control on the AC03095 allows the owner to manually adjust the blower's fan speed and therefore its air circulation output between its minimum and maximum settings. At maximum the blower moves up to 130 cubic feet per minute of heated air. Reducing the speed reduces airflow output, producing quieter and more moderate heat circulation when a lower level of air movement is preferred. The variable speed adjustment gives the owner direct control over the balance between heat distribution performance and fan operating noise during stove use.

No. The AC03095 blower assembly plugs into a standard wall outlet for power and does not require electrical hardwiring. This allows the blower to be installed and connected to power without requiring a licensed electrician for the electrical connection. All physical installation of the blower assembly onto the stove must still be performed with the stove fully cooled and in accordance with the Osburn Inspire 2000 owner's manual blower installation instructions.

Yes. The AC03095 features an ultra-quiet motor designed to provide effective heat circulation without producing distracting fan noise during stove operation. Operating the blower at its variable speed lower settings further reduces operating noise for environments where quieter conditions are preferred. The blower is described as operating quietly across its speed range, with noise increasing at the highest speed settings as is common with any fan operating at maximum output. Owners who are sensitive to fan noise can set the variable speed control to a lower setting to balance heat circulation performance against their preferred ambient noise level.

The Osburn Inspire 2000 is a wood stove with a 2.4 cubic foot firebox accommodating logs up to 20 inches in length, a maximum heat output of 75,000 BTU per hour, a 77% optimum efficiency rating, and a recommended heating area of 500 to 2,100 square feet. It features clean contemporary design with straight lines and a cast iron door with a large glass viewing window. The Inspire 2000 is available with a selection of leg kit and pedestal base configurations and door overlay finishes. The AC03095 blower is the factory Osburn blower option specified for the Inspire 2000 to improve heat distribution from the stove into the installation space.

All blower installation must be performed only when the stove is fully cooled to ambient temperature. The stove body and all surrounding components retain heat for an extended period after the stove has been in operation, and contact with these surfaces while retaining heat poses a burn hazard. All installation must follow the step-by-step blower installation instructions in the Osburn Inspire 2000 owner's manual to ensure the blower assembly is correctly and securely mounted before the stove is returned to service. The blower power cord must be plugged into a standard wall outlet that is appropriately rated for the blower's electrical requirements.