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A Stand Alone Fireplace Electric Can Give Your Room a Traditional Look
The electric fireplace has an old-fashioned look and can heat rooms as large as 1,000 square feet. It has a remote control and five brightness levels. It is CSA certified and has overload and overheat prevention.
It makes use of radiant, also known as infrared, heating to warm people and objects instead of circulating warm air. Its simple controls and two heating settings are appealing.
Installation
Many models of a stand alone fireplace electric are designed to be hung on the wall using mounting brackets. This can be a great option if you don't have much room in the area of the fireplace to install a traditional fire or when other obstructions such as windows, built-in bookshelves or cabinets make it difficult to build a standard fireplace against a flat wall. Some models can also be adapted to being 'built-in' into the wall, which could be a more appealing alternative if you're looking to give your space a more traditional look. To ensure security, the fireplace should be at least three feet from combustible material.
Make sure you read the instructions given by the manufacturer prior to hanging your fireplace. If you are able, pick an area near an electrical outlet and on an even surface. Then, you can carefully fix the mounting brackets to the wall. Before screwing the brackets on the bottom down using a spirit-level gauge to ensure that the wall is straight.
Attach the front glass cover after the fireplace has been mounted. Install the stones that come with the model for flame and the ember effect. Follow the instructions given by the manufacturer. Connect the power cord to the electrical outlet and plug in your fireplace.
If you decide to hardwire your fireplace prior to starting work switch off the circuit breakers in your home and allow for up to 4 feet of service cable from the outlet to the junction box on the insert. If you're not comfortable doing this, ask for the help of an electrician.
Then, follow the instruction manual that came with the fireplace to wire it up and then install it on the wall. Certain fireplaces may require additional hardware, such as an extension cord to connect the power outlet. Depending on the type fireplace you own, an electrician may be required to help. Once you've connected everything, and switched it on, you can enjoy your new fireplace.
Safety
Electric fireplaces are built with a range of security features. For instance, many of these fireplaces have a timer that can be set to turn off the fireplace after a certain time. This feature is particularly useful for those who have pets or children living in the home and don't wish to worry about them accidentally starting the fireplace. Some fireplaces come with a remote control to make it easier to alter the settings without getting off the couch or sitting down.
Although these fireplaces are more safe than traditional wood burning fire places, they require some maintenance and care to ensure the safety of your family and your friends. For instance, it's essential to keep all combustible items away from the fireplace to reduce the risk 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 checked regularly by an expert. This will allow any problems to be addressed before they become hazardous.
A surge protector may also be used to improve the safety and reliability of your electric fire. These devices guard your appliance from surges of electricity and can prevent injuries or damage to your property. These devices are sold in most hardware stores and cost only a few dollars. They are a great investment to ensure the security of your home.
In addition to keeping combustible substances away from your fireplace, it's important to keep all electrical appliances including the fireplace away from water and other liquids. This will help to avoid any injuries or accidents such as electrocution that can occur if liquids are poured onto them. Also, be sure to keep electrical cords away from the way and not tangled together to keep them from the risk of tripping. It's also recommended to turn off the fireplace before going to go to bed or leaving the house. This can help to save energy costs and prevent any fires that might start accidentally while you're gone.
Simple to Use
In contrast to gas fireplaces, which require ventilation systems and chimneys, electric models are more flexible in where they can be installed. They are perfect for rooms that do not have a fireplace and can work just as well in modern homes as older, more traditional ones.
The versatility of an electric fireplace also makes it easy to adjust its settings. This can be done using simple remotes or the display's touch-screen. This can help you personalize the temperature, flame, and the ember's brightness to suit your preferences. Many models have features like artificial smoke or crackling sounds to improve the appearance and make the fire appear more realistic.
Another benefit of electric fireplaces is that they typically require less maintenance than other fireplaces. Although inspections of cleaning, repairs and inspections are still required however, they can be performed with a less frequent rate than wood or gas fireplaces. Additionally, since these units need to be connected to an electrical outlet to operate they can be used in any room of the house, including bedrooms, kitchens or bathrooms.
You can choose between wall-mounted and freestanding electric fire places. Wall-mounted models can be mounted above or below the mantel and are typically smaller and some look more like a flat screen TV rather than the traditional fireplace. Freestanding models are generally larger, and some look like a real fireplace that has mantel.
The selection of an electric free standing fireplace electric is also dependent on whether it will be used to provide heat or as a decorative piece. Although most models are made to warm the entire room, there are others that can be used without producing any warmth, ideal for those who just desire the ambience of a fireplace.
If you are looking to buy a model for heating, take a look at the BTUs it can generate. This is the amount of heat it can produce and should be sufficient to keep the room at your desired temperature. Look for an additional feature such as a remote-controlled timer that will shut down the device after a specified amount of time or a built-in sleeping mode that will automatically shut it off at your chosen time.
Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency is the ratio of heat generated by an appliance versus the amount of electricity it consumes. It also indicates how much electricity is lost during the process.
Electric fireplaces are more efficient with the more energy they consume. They're more efficient at turning electricity into heat.
The most efficient electric stove fires freestanding fireplaces are rated between 75 and 90% thermal efficiency. This means that, for every 100 BTUs, the unit emits, between 75 to 99 BTUs can be used to heat your home. This is more efficient than gas fireplace places, which have the lowest thermal efficiency of only 80 percent.
Check for the ENERGY STAR logo to ensure you have a fireplace that is energy efficient. This label indicates that the fireplace is in compliance with strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. Government. Check out a variety of models and brands to make your final decision. You can also try adding an adjustable thermostat to your home to control temperature and save even more money.
You'll find electric fireplaces in a variety of styles including freestanding and wall-mounted options. Some electric fireplaces come with remote controls and others can be controlled via smartphones. You can pick from various temperatures and flame settings. Consider a low-heat option or an option that can be used without the heater.
This freestanding fireplace model comes with an elegant style that is well-integrated with most decor, plus it's very easy to use. You can adjust both the flame height and temperature, as well dim the embers to create an inviting glow. It's CSA-certified, and has an overheat protection system that will shut it down immediately if it becomes too hot. It's also a good value at less than $200. It's not as warm as some of the other electric fireplaces we tested, and it can't be used with a fireback.
The electric fireplace has an old-fashioned look and can heat rooms as large as 1,000 square feet. It has a remote control and five brightness levels. It is CSA certified and has overload and overheat prevention.It makes use of radiant, also known as infrared, heating to warm people and objects instead of circulating warm air. Its simple controls and two heating settings are appealing.
Installation
Many models of a stand alone fireplace electric are designed to be hung on the wall using mounting brackets. This can be a great option if you don't have much room in the area of the fireplace to install a traditional fire or when other obstructions such as windows, built-in bookshelves or cabinets make it difficult to build a standard fireplace against a flat wall. Some models can also be adapted to being 'built-in' into the wall, which could be a more appealing alternative if you're looking to give your space a more traditional look. To ensure security, the fireplace should be at least three feet from combustible material.
Make sure you read the instructions given by the manufacturer prior to hanging your fireplace. If you are able, pick an area near an electrical outlet and on an even surface. Then, you can carefully fix the mounting brackets to the wall. Before screwing the brackets on the bottom down using a spirit-level gauge to ensure that the wall is straight.
Attach the front glass cover after the fireplace has been mounted. Install the stones that come with the model for flame and the ember effect. Follow the instructions given by the manufacturer. Connect the power cord to the electrical outlet and plug in your fireplace.
If you decide to hardwire your fireplace prior to starting work switch off the circuit breakers in your home and allow for up to 4 feet of service cable from the outlet to the junction box on the insert. If you're not comfortable doing this, ask for the help of an electrician.
Then, follow the instruction manual that came with the fireplace to wire it up and then install it on the wall. Certain fireplaces may require additional hardware, such as an extension cord to connect the power outlet. Depending on the type fireplace you own, an electrician may be required to help. Once you've connected everything, and switched it on, you can enjoy your new fireplace.
Safety
Electric fireplaces are built with a range of security features. For instance, many of these fireplaces have a timer that can be set to turn off the fireplace after a certain time. This feature is particularly useful for those who have pets or children living in the home and don't wish to worry about them accidentally starting the fireplace. Some fireplaces come with a remote control to make it easier to alter the settings without getting off the couch or sitting down.
Although these fireplaces are more safe than traditional wood burning fire places, they require some maintenance and care to ensure the safety of your family and your friends. For instance, it's essential to keep all combustible items away from the fireplace to reduce the risk 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 checked regularly by an expert. This will allow any problems to be addressed before they become hazardous.
A surge protector may also be used to improve the safety and reliability of your electric fire. These devices guard your appliance from surges of electricity and can prevent injuries or damage to your property. These devices are sold in most hardware stores and cost only a few dollars. They are a great investment to ensure the security of your home.
In addition to keeping combustible substances away from your fireplace, it's important to keep all electrical appliances including the fireplace away from water and other liquids. This will help to avoid any injuries or accidents such as electrocution that can occur if liquids are poured onto them. Also, be sure to keep electrical cords away from the way and not tangled together to keep them from the risk of tripping. It's also recommended to turn off the fireplace before going to go to bed or leaving the house. This can help to save energy costs and prevent any fires that might start accidentally while you're gone.
Simple to Use
In contrast to gas fireplaces, which require ventilation systems and chimneys, electric models are more flexible in where they can be installed. They are perfect for rooms that do not have a fireplace and can work just as well in modern homes as older, more traditional ones.
The versatility of an electric fireplace also makes it easy to adjust its settings. This can be done using simple remotes or the display's touch-screen. This can help you personalize the temperature, flame, and the ember's brightness to suit your preferences. Many models have features like artificial smoke or crackling sounds to improve the appearance and make the fire appear more realistic.
Another benefit of electric fireplaces is that they typically require less maintenance than other fireplaces. Although inspections of cleaning, repairs and inspections are still required however, they can be performed with a less frequent rate than wood or gas fireplaces. Additionally, since these units need to be connected to an electrical outlet to operate they can be used in any room of the house, including bedrooms, kitchens or bathrooms.
You can choose between wall-mounted and freestanding electric fire places. Wall-mounted models can be mounted above or below the mantel and are typically smaller and some look more like a flat screen TV rather than the traditional fireplace. Freestanding models are generally larger, and some look like a real fireplace that has mantel.
The selection of an electric free standing fireplace electric is also dependent on whether it will be used to provide heat or as a decorative piece. Although most models are made to warm the entire room, there are others that can be used without producing any warmth, ideal for those who just desire the ambience of a fireplace.
If you are looking to buy a model for heating, take a look at the BTUs it can generate. This is the amount of heat it can produce and should be sufficient to keep the room at your desired temperature. Look for an additional feature such as a remote-controlled timer that will shut down the device after a specified amount of time or a built-in sleeping mode that will automatically shut it off at your chosen time.
Energy Efficiency
Energy efficiency is the ratio of heat generated by an appliance versus the amount of electricity it consumes. It also indicates how much electricity is lost during the process.
Electric fireplaces are more efficient with the more energy they consume. They're more efficient at turning electricity into heat.
The most efficient electric stove fires freestanding fireplaces are rated between 75 and 90% thermal efficiency. This means that, for every 100 BTUs, the unit emits, between 75 to 99 BTUs can be used to heat your home. This is more efficient than gas fireplace places, which have the lowest thermal efficiency of only 80 percent.
Check for the ENERGY STAR logo to ensure you have a fireplace that is energy efficient. This label indicates that the fireplace is in compliance with strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. Government. Check out a variety of models and brands to make your final decision. You can also try adding an adjustable thermostat to your home to control temperature and save even more money.
You'll find electric fireplaces in a variety of styles including freestanding and wall-mounted options. Some electric fireplaces come with remote controls and others can be controlled via smartphones. You can pick from various temperatures and flame settings. Consider a low-heat option or an option that can be used without the heater.
This freestanding fireplace model comes with an elegant style that is well-integrated with most decor, plus it's very easy to use. You can adjust both the flame height and temperature, as well dim the embers to create an inviting glow. It's CSA-certified, and has an overheat protection system that will shut it down immediately if it becomes too hot. It's also a good value at less than $200. It's not as warm as some of the other electric fireplaces we tested, and it can't be used with a fireback.
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