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A Stand Alone Fireplace Electric Can Give Your Room a Traditional Look

The electric fireplace is built in a traditional style and can be able to heat up to 1,000 square feet rooms. It comes with a remote control as well as five brightness levels. It also has overheat and overload protection, and is CSA-certified.

It makes use of radiant or infrared heating to warm people and objects, rather than circulating heated air. Its simple controls and two heating settings are appealing.

Installation

A variety of stand Alone electric Fires-alone electric fireplaces are designed to be hung on the wall with special mounting brackets. This is a great solution when you don't have the room for a fireplace or if obstructions like windows, built-in cabinets, or bookshelves prevent you from mounting an ordinary fireplace on a wall that is flat. Some models can also be adapted to being 'built-in' into the wall, which could be a more attractive option if you wish to give your room an older-style appearance. In either situation, the fireplace must always be kept at least three feet away from any combustible material to ensure security.

Before putting up your fireplace, make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions. If possible, place it near an electrical outlet on an even surface. The brackets should be secured to the wall. Before screwing the brackets at the bottom down, use an instrument to check that the wall is straight.

Once the fireplace is mounted and the glass cover is attached, you can attach it to the front of the fireplace. Install the stones included with the model for flame and ember effects. Follow the directions given by the manufacturer. Connect the power cord to the electrical outlet, and then plug in the fireplace.

If you choose to hardwire your fireplace prior to working switch off the circuit breakers in your home and allow up to 4 feet of service cable from the outlet to the junction box on the insert. If you're not comfortable with this, hire an electrician.

Follow the instructions in the instructions that came with your fireplace to wire it up and connect it to the wall. Certain models require additional equipment, like an extension cable to reach the power outlet. Some may even need an additional electrician to help with this task, based on the type of fireplace you have. After you've connected everything and turned it on, you are now able to enjoy your new fireplace.

Safety

Electric fireplaces have a variety of safety features built into their design. They are typically equipped with a timer, which can be set up to shut off the fireplace after a certain time. This feature is especially helpful for people who have young children or pets in the home and don't want to be worried about them accidentally turning on the fireplace. Some of these fireplaces have an option to use a remote, making it easy to alter the settings from the couch or chair.

They are more secure than traditional wood-burning fire places, but they require some care and maintenance to ensure the safety of your family. For instance, it's essential to keep all combustible substances away from the fireplace to decrease the chance of fire. Additionally, it's important to ensure that the vents are in good working order to allow for a proper flow of hot and cool air throughout your home. It is also important to have your fireplace examined regularly by an expert. This will allow any problems to be dealt with before they become hazardous.

A surge protector can be used to improve the safety and reliability of your electric fire. These devices are designed to shield your appliance from surges in the electricity and can help prevent damage to property or injuries from happening. They are sold at a variety of hardware stores and cost small which makes them a good investment in the safety of your home.

It's important that you keep your fireplace and other electrical appliances out of reach of liquids, such as water. This will help avoid accidents or injuries, such as electrocution, which could occur if these liquids are poured on them. To avoid hazards of tripping keep electrical cords out of the way and untangled. Also, it's a good idea to always turn off the fireplace prior to going to go to bed or leaving the house. This will help you reduce energy bills and also prevent any fires that could start when you're gone.

Easy of Use

Electric fireplaces are more versatile than gas fireplaces. Gas fireplaces require ventilation systems as well as chimneys. Electric fireplaces can be set up anywhere. They are perfect for rooms without a fireplace and work as well in modern freestanding electric fire homes as in older traditional ones.

Electric fireplaces are a lot of fun and easy to operate. You can control the settings with either a remote or touch-screen display. This allows you to customize the flame's temperature, temperature, and the brightness of the ember to your preference. Many models have features like artificial smoke or crackling sounds to improve the appearance and make the fire more real.

Another benefit of slim electric fire freestanding fireplaces is that they typically require less maintenance than other fireplace options. While inspections, cleaning and repairs might still be needed, they are often performed more frequently than with a wood or gas unit. Furthermore, since they only require to be connected to an electrical outlet to operate they can be utilized in any room in the home, including bedrooms, kitchens or bathrooms.

You can select between wall-mounted or freestanding electric fireplaces. Those that are wall-mounted can be placed above or below the mantel and tend to be smaller, with some even looking more like a flat-screen TV than the traditional fireplace. Freestanding models tend to be larger, with some appearing as if they're a real fireplace complete with mantel.

The selection of an electric fireplace is also based on whether it will be utilized as a source of warmth or a piece of art. While the majority of models are designed to warm the entire room however, there are some that can be used without generating any warmth, ideal for those who only desire the ambience of a fire.

If you choose to purchase an item designed for heating your space be sure to look for the highest amount of BTUs (British thermal units) it can produce. This is the amount of heat it can generate and should be enough to keep the room at your desired temperature. Look for features like the ability to control a timer with the remote that will turn off the device automatically after a specific period of time or a sleep mode built in which will shut it off at a specific time.

Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency is the ratio of heat produced by an appliance to how much electricity it uses. It also indicates how much of the electricity is lost during the process.

When electric fireplaces are concerned the higher the energy efficiency the lower the cost to operate them. They're more efficient at turning electricity into heat.

The most efficient electric fire places are classified between 75 and 99 percent thermal efficiency. This means that, for every 100 BTUs the unit produces, between 75 to 99 BTUs are used to heat your home. This is significantly more efficient than gas fireplaces, which typically have thermal efficiency ratings of only 80%.

Look for the ENERGY STAR logo to ensure you get the fireplace that is energy efficient. This signifies that the fireplace has met the strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. Government. Compare several models and brands to help you make your final choice. You can also add an adjustable thermostat to your home to regulate temperatures and save money.

Electric fireplaces are available in a variety of styles including freestanding fireplaces and wall-mounted options. Some come with remotes and others work with smartphones, giving you the ability to control your fireplace from anywhere within your home. You can select from a variety of temperatures and flame settings. Consider a low-heat option or an option that can be used even without a heater.

This freestanding model is simple to operate and has a classic look that will blend in with most decor. You can adjust both the flame's height and temperature, as well as dim the flames to produce a warm glow. It's CSA-certified for safety. It has overheat protection, so it will shut off automatically when the unit gets too hot. It's also a great value at just under $200. It's not as warm as other electric fireplaces that we've tested, and it's not able to be used with backfires.