Rotom R7-RB39 Fireplace Blower Variable Speed

Product Description

The ROTOM R7-RB39 is a variable-speed fireplace blower designed to circulate heated air from gas and wood-burning fireplace inserts into the living space. It features a variable speed control that allows the technician or installer to dial in the airflow to match the heat output of the appliance. Magnetic mounting simplifies positioning on the fireplace chassis without fasteners. The unit ships with a standard three-prong cord, making it ready for a direct residential outlet connection. This blower is installed by HVAC technicians, fireplace service professionals, and experienced DIYers familiar with fireplace insert service.

The R7-RB39 is suited for residential fireplace insert applications. It is a direct replacement blower for units manufactured by Regency, National Gas, Travis, and Heatilator. Typical install scenarios include blower replacement on aging or failed OEM units where the firebox chassis and mounting surface are compatible with the magnetic base design. The three-prong cord allows a straightforward connection to a standard 120-volt household circuit in most installations.

Key Features

• Variable speed control for adjustable airflow output
• Magnetic mounting base for tool-free positioning on the fireplace chassis
• Three-prong power cord included for direct outlet connection
• OEM-style replacement design for compatible Regency, National Gas, Travis, and Heatilator units

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement fireplace blower for units manufactured by Regency, National Gas, Travis, and Heatilator. Verify mounting clearances and electrical ratings against the existing appliance specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified HVAC technician or licensed fireplace service professional. Disconnect power to the fireplace unit at the outlet or circuit breaker before removing the existing blower or handling any wiring. Allow the appliance to cool completely before servicing to avoid burn hazards. Refer to the appliance manufacturer's service documentation for blower mounting location and airflow orientation requirements.