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Fireplace Electric Logs

Electric logs are a great alternative to traditional fireplaces, which require expensive construction and messy cleaning ash. They provide ambiance without all the fuss. They're easy to install and can be operated with or without heating.

A stack of painted, man-made logs is set on top of metal grates. Connect them to an outlet and the heater built-in will blow warm air through your fireplace.

Realistic Flames

The flame effects have improved as the industry of electric fireplaces has grown. In fact, a lot of people must be cautious to differentiate them from real gas or wood fires. There are many different types of flame effects that are available including LED lighting projections, as well as water vapor. Each kind of effect has advantages and disadvantages.

One of the most realistic types of flames was created by MagikFlame. Dimplex makes use of this system that has an elongated cylindrical that rotates with mirror-like tabs that reflect color LED lights. The result is an incredibly realistic flame silhouette on an unlit background. Other companies employ similar technology. However it is important to note that reflective surfaces can accumulate dust and dirt over time, which could decrease the effectiveness of the flame effect.

Another kind of flame effect is a chemical one. This is accomplished using a canister of Sterno fuel to create a captivating flame effect. The flame, however, rises from a single point, and lacks the chaotic appearance of a natural flame. This kind of flame requires a constant supply of fuel and can be messy.

A third type of flame is a fogger that produces water vapor. This can create a mesmerizing look, but it can be messy and difficult for the user to maintain. It is important to make sure you use distilled or filtered water because the tiny holes in the fogger can easily become clogged with calcium and minerals from hard water. Foggers also create a lot of noise, which may disrupt the peace and tranquility of your home.

The ember bed, though crucial for a real fire, is also essential. The ember bed reflects flames and can be constructed from anything, such as real logs, coal or futuristic metal pipes. Certain manufacturers provide faux stone options as an ember bed.

Installing an insert into your fireplace is among the most effective ways to create a more natural looking fireplace. This is more expensive than a set of logs, however it can provide a more customizable and realistic appearance. The heater in the insert can keep you warm without a separate log burner.

No Heat

Electric fireplace logs offer the ambiance of a fire without the heat. The electric fireplace logs can be directly plugged into an existing wood or masonry fireplace opening. They include a remote to switch between different settings. There are many options for the fire and logs with a modern design that looks like real wood but has the illusion of flickering fires on bark chips. There are also options with antique brass accents for those who prefer a more traditional style.

In contrast to gas-powered fireplaces that require venting and a gas line, small electric stove heater fire logs plug into a standard wall outlet. They can produce 5,000 BTUs, which is enough to heat rooms of average size. They also use very little power, making them a great choice for homes with a limited space and/or budgets.

The best method to keep an electric fireplace log set in good working condition is regular maintenance. This can include cleaning and replacing parts should it be necessary, aswell following the instructions of the manufacturer to ensure safe operation. A deodorizer can aid in reducing smoke odors.

While there are several causes for a lack of heating in an electric fireplace, the most prevalent is caused by defective heating elements. These are responsible for producing the warmth that gives the illusion of a real fire but they can wear out and malfunction in time. Thermostat inaccuracies and other issues that affect temperature control can also cause no heat.

Some fireplaces with white electric fire stove features have misting technology that sprays water into the ember bed, creating the appearance of steam. This can be especially useful during winter when the air is cold and dry and can provide a pleasant ambience all year long.

In addition to replacing the logs and ember bed the only other modification needed for an small electric fire stove log set is to upgrade its power source. This can be accomplished by replacing the old cord with a longer, higher-powered one or by replacing it completely. It is important to use a high-quality replacement that matches the original power cord to avoid harming other parts of the fireplace.

Easy to Install

There are a myriad of options for fireplace electric logs that fit in the existing masonry fireplace. They can be connected and then turned on to provide instant atmosphere. They aren't costly and provide a less expensive alternative to traditional wood-burning fireplaces that require costly installation. They also don't emit dangerous emissions, so you don't have to worry about your home smells like smoke or your furniture yellowing from smoke stains.

An heaters electric heaters log set is made up of a bundle of man-made, painted logs set on the grate of metal that can be inserted in your existing hearth. These units that plug into an outlet of standard size, give the illusion of flames using regular light bulbs. They also use technology that allows light to be reflected in three-dimensional patterns. They can generate 5,000 BTUs which can warm up to 400 square foot of space.

The logs can be moved around to change the appearance of the flames, and certain models come with a handy remote that allows you to adjust the flame's heat, height, intensity, and the color of the ember bed. Some models also come with a timer that can be set to switch off the logs and on for a predetermined amount of time.

You can pick between a log-only option or one with an electric heater located in the middle of the fireplace logs. The heater models are ideal for use all year round, since they don't require you to cut wood or clean up ash. They are often cheaper than traditional fireplaces and can be put up in less than an hour, even by those who aren't familiar with how to build an actual stove fire electric.

Electric fireplaces do not require special ventilation as do wood or gas fireplaces. They only emit warm air, and do not release any harmful fumes that could cause irritation to the throat and nose. It's simple to use. Just turn them on and take in the glow of flickering flames, or press a button to engage the heater for an extra-cozy atmosphere in your living space. You can set them to flame only mode for summer entertaining when you're looking to add a touch of ambiance but no heat.

Style Options

For homeowners who like the aesthetics of a fireplace but don't want to deal with the problems of burning wood or cleaning up ash, electric logs and inserts provide an affordable, low-maintenance alternative. Unlike gas log sets, which require venting and gas lines, electric fireplaces don't require venting and no smoke or soot. Most options are controlled by remote controls, so you can simply switch on the fireplace and control the flames or embers within any room.

There are many options available in a variety of styles, from modern designs with a angular frame to more traditional styles and sizes. Certain brands even provide a choice of colors for the flames and embers, that range from cool blue to a bright red-orange glow. The appearance of the flames can be altered, with some models projecting onto water vapor to create the illusion of 3D and others offering a lively dance of alternating colors, which mimic smoldering coals.

A fireplace log set is one of the easiest ways to modernize a masonry fireplace. They are made up of man-made logs that have been painted and placed on the grate made of metal, which can be put in an existing chimney and plugged into an outlet in the wall. A heater and fan in the unit create warm air in the room, and an LED light "flame" is projected onto a rear panel for realistic effects.

Electric fireplace inserts are another option. They are designed to fit inside the standard chimney. These units are more realistic than log sets and can be hardwired by a certified electrician. They can be even put on a wall that is recessed for a clean, modern appearance.

Both options are a good alternative to a gas fireplace which requires a chimney and venting and may be prone to leaks in the chimney and poor heating. Log sets or inserts might be too large to fit in a smaller opening in an masonry fireplace. You'll need to get a professional measure the space and build an individual surround around your existing hearth.