On the Caframo web page they show a 2 blade model # Ecofan BelAir Model 806CA Is that a newer model? Can you clarify the difference in the 2 blade
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The Ecofan Belair 806CA is the model designed for use on free-standing gas stoves. It is designed to run at the lower surface temp of a gas stove. I do not see a 3 blade fan on the Cafarmo website (Jan 2014). The company currently has 3 heat-powered stove-top fans. All have only 2 blades, come with blades in black, nickel or gold finish, have a 2 yr warranty and are made in Canada. The AirMax Model 812AM is designed to work over a wider range of temps, specifically for newer EPA-rated wood stoves and moves air at 175 CFM (cubic feet per minute). The UltrAir Model 810CA is the more economical fan for woodstoves and moves air at 125 CFM. The BelAir Model 806CA for gas stoves moves air at 140 CFM. I have a 15 yr old original Ecofan with the lower air output. It looks and acts as if it is brand new (darnit! tonight I'd like the higher output AirMax to better move air to heat my whole house but can't justify the cost living where most winter days are 20-40F; we rarely get snow or single digit temps like we have had the last 3 wks).
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I don't know about model numbers, I believe the 2 bladed fans are designed for higher heat output wood and coal burning stoves. Natural gas and propane stoves have substantially lower heat output thus 3 blades. I think it is about moving heat horizontally without creating wind chill. Great buy, but buy the one designed for your stove. They are not interchangeable.
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Reviews say that the 3 blade is better, which is why I ordered it. Amz says they will replace the 2 blade they sent me & swap it out w/the 3 blade. I don't know much else, I suspect the more expensive 3 blade will be more powerful, I should know more soon.
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I really don't know. I would think the 3 blade would put out more air but I did not even consider the 2 blade. I use my 3 blade on a wood burning stove because it is sitting inside a brick surround and the fan helps to push the heat out into the room.
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Have Ecofan GS, three blade as shown left of this page. US Patent No. 5,544,488
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A three bladed fan will move more air than a two-bladed fan, assuming the blades are the same size, etc. I have no idea why the Ecofan company Web site does not include the 3-bladed mode. In my opinion, the 3-bladed model would be the newer model. But I have no connection to the company.The unit is pretty neat. Light. Silent. Pushes the air.
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It looks like they are very similar; however, you should check out infantino.com to really compare them. I love my ecosash and use it all the time. It's comfortable and easy to use, even by yourself.
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The Casablanca 54011 fan does NOT come with any blades. The blades that Amazon is showing in the picture are model 55001 Distressed Antique Halifax All Weather (ABS) blades. When this fan is purchased through Amazon you will need to find the blades separately. If purchased directly from our website you will find the blades pre-configured with the fan.Greg TillotsonWebmaster for HansenWholesaleCom
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New version of the same knife. If you go on gerber's website you will see the knife with the updated version. Check out esee knives though. I returned mine to amazon after getting two replacements from Gerber. I wouldn't recommend this knife
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I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
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I wouldn't know but the one I orderd is light and powerful. I'm happy I have this model, really I had more expensive ones but this is my favorite for many reasons.
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Same thing happened to me. I called Victorinox and they unconvincingly told me it is the same knife just with a different SKU#. I am a little upset because I bought the 47520 because it had German Forschner blade and here it shows up with a Swiss blade and no Forschner logo. Not sure how I am going to proceed. Have you used yours yet? What do you think?Victorinox 47520 Fibrox 8-Inch Chef's Knife
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I received the DC25 today and am sending it back. There is a difference in the cleaning between the DC 17 and DC25. The company rep told me there are shorter and softer bristles on the DC 25 brush bar. Both have 220 air watts. I have frieze carpeting and it was not as fluffed up as when I used the DC17. I had used my nephew's DC 17 first and was very impressed with the feel of my carpeting afterward. The longer and stiffer bristles on the DC 17 made a noticable difference in the feel of the carpeting for me. I have 2 Lhasa Apsos so there's lots of brushing and grooming. I will buy the DC 17 Animal now. I received the DC25 today and am sending it back. There is a difference in the cleaning between the DC 17 and DC25. The company rep told me there are shorter and softer bristles on the DC 25 brush bar. Both have 220 air watts. I have frieze carpeting and it was not as fluffed up as when I used the DC17. I had used my nephew's DC 17 first and was very impressed with the feel of my carpeting afterward. The longer and stiffer bristles on the DC 17 made a noticable difference in the feel of the carpeting for me. I have 2 Lhasa Apsos so there's lots of brushing and grooming. I will buy the DC 17... » Read More I received the DC25 today and am sending it back. There is a difference in the cleaning between the DC 17 and DC25. The company rep told me there are shorter and softer bristles on the DC 25 brush bar. Both have 220 air watts. I have frieze carpeting and it was not as fluffed up as when I used the DC17. I had used my nephew's DC 17 first and was very impressed with the feel of my carpeting afterward. The longer and stiffer bristles on the DC 17 made a noticable difference in the feel of the carpeting for me. I have 2 Lhasa Apsos so there's lots of brushing and grooming. I will buy the DC 17 Animal now. « Show Less
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Also B0002IYI62 looks the same. Different colors. Different year models? I would like to know too. Check image 3 on: Benriner Japanese Mandolin Vegetable Slicer by Grunwerg It shows the lady with 2 slicers of different colors but appear to be the same size. Now check Benriner Wide-Body Large Slicer by Benriner The Benriner video at the 4th image shows 3 different slicers: Jumbo Benriner Super Benriner Benriner (the smallest)
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I'll assume the fan is quieter, but in both specs the fan seems to be the same. Old Model (the one I have) is 1700RPM, 29.75 dB(A) with a max airflow of 59.05CFM. This matches the manufactures site specs for the Quiet Edition.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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I honesty cannot say. I had both. One burned out so I bought the other. As long as we had it we did not dull the blade out. Sorry wish I could be of more help. I can say they are both equal in quality & the motor is as powerful in both. Thanks
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Hello Kathy, I think that Model 22360 is a newer model and is a professional grade, lifetime of blade must be longer one, since I have only few weeks with this clipper, I have not idea how long the blade will last, I hope with this you can decide which one to buy. Best Regards, Ricardo.
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well the 590cc is the latest model ...8995 is the one they used to call it earlier...590cc is more stylish and looks better than the 8995 which looks kinda cuboidal in shape..all other features are the same....is it possible you could upload the picture of your 590cc since the pic they show on here is the old one...so before buying i need to make sure what amazon sells...also which seller did you buy it from ...thanks
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The one in your link is a newer version, higher power, difference design. Anyhow, it is depends, which design you like.
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Assuming they haven't made any improvement in the blades, just added more power to the motor, the 1.5 amps in extra current is worth about one-fifth of an extra horsepower over the 13.5 amp model. Seems like a bit much when the price is 40% more for just a 10% increase in power. For what its worth, I own an SJ620 from 4 years back, and love it. Not sure if I would have gone for a more powerful model if it had been available at that time.
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It looks like the same grill to me. The only difference I see is that the newer model has tool hooks on the handle. Maybe they are hoping to catch someone asleep. Do yourself a favor and get the new one along with the Weber work table (Weber Number 7413, $59.95) and use the extra cash for some good steaks.