How a Heat Powered Stove Fan Works?

A heat powered stove fan uses hot air to make itself spin and move.

When you cook on a stove, the heat from the fire or burner warms up the air around it. Hot air is lighter than cold air, so it rises, just like when you blow warm air out of your mouth and see it float away.

Inside the fan, there’s a special part called a bellows or heat plate that gets really hot. As the hot air moves up, it pushes against a small wheel or blade attached to the fan, like how wind makes a pinwheel spin. This motion turns the fan, and it starts to whirr and swirl, helping move the warm air around your kitchen.

The spinning fan helps spread out the warmth more evenly. It’s like having a tiny helper that fluffs up the heat so your food cooks faster or stays hotter longer, no need for extra energy or batteries!