(57) This invention consists of a portable air pump that conveniently positioned close
to a fire place will accelerate the rate of combustion.
With this device there is no longer a need to take care of the fireplace, especially
during the first stage of the combustion process, with the use of certain traditional
elements such as a bellow; rather, this battery run device allows for an air flow
to be directed to the charcoal where the combustion is taking place, in a continuous
and unoform manner, thus allowing for the flame to become stronger. This process may
take a few minutes (depending on the quality of the wood) until the flame is so strong
that the device may be switched off
Evidently, this process may be repeated when and as necessary, especially if the flame
is becoming weaker or if more wood is being added to the fire place.
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