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

This electric fireplace is designed with a traditional look and can heat rooms as large as 1,000 square feet. It has an adjustable remote and five brightness levels. It is CSA certified and features overload and overheat prevention.

It uses radiant, also known as infrared, heating to heat people and objects instead of circulating warm air. We like its simple controls and two heat settings.

Installation

Many models of stand alone fireplace electric are designed to hang on the wall using special mounting brackets. This is a great alternative if there's not much room in the area of the fireplace to install an open fire or when other obstructions like windows, built-in bookshelves or cabinets make it difficult to build a standard fireplace against an unfinished wall. Certain models can be 'built-into' the wall. This is a great option if you're looking to give your room an older appearance. To ensure security, the fireplace should be at least three feet away from combustible material.

Make sure you read the instructions provided by the manufacturer before hanging your fireplace. If you can, select an area that is near an electrical outlet, and on a level surface. Install the brackets with care to the wall. Before screwing the brackets on the bottom down, use a spirit-level gauge to make sure that the wall is straight.

Attach the front glass cover once the fireplace has been mounted. If you bought a model that has stones for flame and ember effects follow the manufacturer's instructions. Then, connect the power cord to an electrical outlet and plug in the fireplace.

If you're planning to wire your fireplace before starting work make sure you turn 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 sure about this, you should hire an electrician.

Follow the instructions in the manual that came with your fireplace to wire it up and then install it on the wall. Some fireplaces might require additional equipment, such as an extension cord to reach the outlet for power. Some might even require an additional electrician to assist with this step, depending on the kind of fireplace you own. Once everything is connected and powered up, you'll be ready to enjoy your new fireplace!

Safety

Electric fireplaces are built with a number of safety features. They are typically equipped with a timer which can be set up to shut off the fireplace after a specific period of time. This feature is particularly useful for those who have pets or children living in the home and don't wish to worry about that they might accidentally start the fireplace. Some fireplaces have an remote control that makes it easier to alter the settings without having to get up from the couch or chair.

Although these fireplaces are more safe than traditional wood burning fire places, they require some care and maintenance to ensure the safety of your family and friends. To minimize the chance of an accidental fire, it's important to keep combustibles off from the free standing fireplace. Additionally, it's important to make sure that the vents are opened to allow for the proper circulation of hot and cool air throughout your home. It's also recommended to check your fireplace on a regular basis by a professional to ensure that any issues can be addressed before they become dangerous.

A surge protector can be used to increase the security and reliability of your electric fire. These devices guard your appliance from surges of electricity, and can also prevent injuries or damage to property. They are available at most hardware stores and cost relatively low which makes them a good investment to ensure the safety of your home.

In addition to keeping combustible substances away from your fireplace, it's essential to keep all electrical appliances, including the fireplace itself away from liquids and water. This will help avoid any injuries or accidents like electrocution, which can occur if liquids are poured onto them. Also, be sure to keep electrical cords out of the way and out of the way to avoid the risk of tripping. Also, it's recommended to turn off the fireplace before going to sleep or leaving the home. This will save your energy costs and prevent accidental fires while you're away.

Ease of Use

Contrary to gas fireplaces that require chimneys and ventilation systems, electric models are more flexible as to the locations they can be placed. They are perfect for rooms without a fireplace and are suitable for older and modern free standing electric fireplace homes.

electric free standing fires fireplaces are a lot of fun and easy to use. You can control the settings using either a remote or touch-screen display. You can alter the flame's brightness, temperature, and temperature of the embers to your liking. Many models also have features like crackling sounds or artificial smoke to enhance the look of the fire and make it look more realistic.

Electric fireplaces are also less maintenance-intensive than other fireplace options. Even though inspections of cleaning, repairs and inspections are still required, they can be done at a lower frequency than with a gas or wood unit. Furthermore, as they only require to be plugged into an electrical outlet to operate, they can be used in any room in the house, including bedrooms, kitchens, or bathrooms.

There are a variety of wall-mounted and freestanding electric fireplaces electric fire places. Those that are wall-mounted can be mounted above or below the mantel and tend to be smaller and some look more like a flat-screen TV than traditional fireplaces. Freestanding models tend to be larger and some even look like a real fireplace with a mantel.

The choice of an electric fireplace is dependent on whether it will be used to provide warmth or a piece of art. Certain models can be used to create a cosy atmosphere without producing heat.

If you're looking to buy a model to heat your home, make sure you know the BTUs it can generate. This is how much heat it can generate and should be sufficient to keep the room at the desired temperature. Look for an additional feature such as a remote-controlled timer that will shut down the device after a certain period of time, or a built-in sleep mode that automatically turns it off at your chosen time.

Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency is a measure of how much electricity a device consumes versus how much heat it generates. It also tells you how much of that electricity is wasted in the process.

Electric fireplaces are more efficient the more energy they use. This is because they're more efficient at converting electricity into heat.

The most efficient electric fire places are evaluated between 75 and 99 percent thermal efficiency. This means that, for each 100 BTUs that the fireplace produces between 75 and 99 BTUs are used to warm your home. This is a lot more efficient than gas fireplace places, which have a thermal efficiency rating of just 80%.

Look for the ENERGY STAR logo to ensure you get a fireplace that is energy efficient. This means it meets the strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. government. It's a good idea look at a variety of models and brands before making a final decision. You can also include a thermometer that can be programmed to your home in order to regulate the temperature and save money.

When shopping for an electric fireplace you'll find a variety of designs that include wall-mounted and freestanding options. Some come with remotes and some are compatible with smartphones to provide control anywhere in your home. You can also choose from a range of flame settings and heat levels. Consider a low-heat option or one that can be used without a heater.

This freestanding model is easy to operate and has an elegant design that will be a perfect fit with any decor. You can alter the temperature and flame height and reduce the brightness of the embers to create a more natural glow. It's CSA-certified for safety and is protected against overheating, so it will shut off automatically when the unit becomes too hot. It's also a great buy at just under $200. However, it wasn't as warm as some of the other electric fireplaces that we tested and it isn't able to be used with an additional fireback.