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A Stand Alone Fireplace Electric Can Give Your Room a Traditional LookThis electric fireplace is designed in a traditional design and can provide heat to up to 1,000 square feet rooms. It has a remote control and five brightness levels. It also has overheat and overload protection, and is CSA-certified.It makes use of radiant, also known as infrared, heating to warm people and objects instead of circulating warm air. We like its easy controls and two temperature settings.InstallationA variety of stand-alone electric fireplaces are designed to be mounted on the wall with special mounting brackets. This is a great solution for those who don't have enough room for a fireplace or if obstacles like windows, built-in cabinets or bookshelves hinder you from installing an ordinary fireplace on a wall that is flat. Certain models can be built-in to the wall. This is a great option for when you're seeking to give your space an older look. To ensure security, the fireplace should be at least three feet away from the combustible materials.Make sure you read the instructions provided by the manufacturer prior to hanging your fireplace. If you are able, pick a location for it near an electrical outlet and an even surface. Then, you can carefully fix the mounting brackets to the wall. Use a spirit level gauge to ensure that the wall is straight and level before screwing down the brackets on the bottom.Attach the front glass cover once the fireplace has been mounted. Install electric fires free standing Fireplaces And Stove that came with the model for flame and the ember effect. Follow the guidelines given by the manufacturer. Connect the power cord to the outlet on your electrical circuit, and then plug in your fireplace.If you choose to wire your fireplace with a hardwire close the circuit breaker on your home prior to starting work. Allow up to four feet of service cable to be run from the outlet to the junction box that is located on the fireplace insert. If you're uncomfortable doing this, ask for the help of an electrician.Follow the directions that came with the fireplace for how to install it in the wall and wire it. Certain models require additional hardware, such as an extension cable that can reach the power outlet. Some may even need an additional electrician to help in this process, based on the type of fireplace you own. Once you've connected everything and turned the fireplace on, you'll be able to enjoy your new fireplace.SafetyElectric fireplaces come with a range of security features. For example, most of them have a timer that can be set to shut off the fireplace after a predetermined time. This feature is particularly beneficial for people who have pets or young children at home and don't wish to worry about that they might accidentally start the fireplace. Certain fireplaces have a remote to make it simple to adjust the settings from the couch or from a chair.These fireplaces are safer than traditional wood-burning fireplace places but they still need some attention and maintenance to ensure your family's safety. To reduce the risk of a fire, it's important to keep combustibles away from the fireplace. It's also essential to ensure that the vents within your home are opened so that hot and cold air can circulate freely. It's also recommended to check your fireplace on a regular basis by a professional so that any issues can be addressed before they become dangerous.Another method of increasing the safety of your electric fireplace is to install a surge protector with it. These devices are designed to shield your appliances from sudden spikes in electricity and help prevent injury or property damage from occurring. They are sold at a variety of hardware stores and are priced little which makes them a good investment to ensure the safety of your home.It is important to keep your fireplace and other electrical appliances out of reach of liquids, such as water. This will help prevent any accidents or injuries like electrocution that could occur if liquids are poured onto them. Also, make sure to keep electrical cords out of the way and out of the way to keep them from falling hazards. It's important to turn off the fireplace when you leave the home or get ready to go to bed. This can help reduce energy bills and also prevent any accidental fires from starting while you're away.User-FriendlinessElectric 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 ideal for rooms without a fireplace and can be used in both older and modern homes.Electric fireplaces are versatile and easy to use. You can control the settings with the remote or a touch screen display. You can customize the flame brightness, temperature, as well as the temperature of the embers according to your preference. Some models also come with features such as crackling sounds or fake smoke to enhance the appearance of the fire and make it appear more realistic.Electric fireplaces are also less maintenance-intensive than other fireplaces. While inspections, cleaning, and repairs might still be needed, they are often performed at much less frequent intervals than those with a gas or wood unit. Furthermore, since these units need to be plugged into an electrical outlet to function they can be utilized in any room in the home such as kitchens, bedrooms or bathrooms.You can select between freestanding or wall-mounted electric fireplaces. Wall-mounted electric fireplaces can be mounted either above or below the mantel. They are typically smaller and appear more like an actual TV than a traditional fireplace. Freestanding models are generally larger, with some appearing similar to an actual fireplace, complete with mantel.The choice of an electric fireplace is dependent on whether it is going to be used to provide heat or as a decorative piece. While the majority of models are designed to heat the entire room but there are others that can be used without creating any warmth, perfect for those who just desire the ambience of a fireplace.If you are looking to buy a model to heat your home, make sure you know the BTUs it will produce. This is the amount of heat it generates and should be sufficient to maintain the room at the desired temperature. You should look for additional features like a remote-controlled timer which will shut off the device after a predetermined amount of time or a built-in sleeping mode that automatically turns off the device at a predetermined time.Energy EfficiencyEnergy efficiency is the ratio of heat created by an appliance to the amount of electricity it consumes. It also indicates how much of that electricity is lost in the process.When it comes to electric fireplaces the higher their energy efficiency is, the less you'll have to pay to operate them. This is due to the fact that they are more efficient in converting electricity into heat.The most efficient electric fireplaces are rated between 75 and 99% thermal efficiency. This means that for every 100 BTUs the unit produces between 75 and 99 BTUs are used to warm your home. This is significantly more efficient than gas fireplaces, which typically have a thermal efficiency rating of just 80%.Look for the ENERGY STAR logo to ensure that you purchase an energy efficient. This label indicates that the fireplace is in compliance with strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. Government. It's a good idea test a variety of models and brands prior to making your final choice. You can also try adding a programmable thermostat to your home to help regulate temperatures and save money.When you're looking for an electric fireplace you'll find a wide range of styles, including freestanding and wall-mounted options. Some come with remotes, and some are compatible with smartphones, giving you control anywhere within your home. You can choose from different flame settings and heat levels. If you are looking to cut down on the cost of operating your fireplace, think about an option with a low-heat level or one that can be used with the heater being turned on.This freestanding model features a classic style that is well-integrated with all decors, and it's extremely simple to use. You can adjust both the flame height and temperature, as well dim the flames to produce a warm glow. It's CSA-certified for safety. It is protected against overheating, so it will shut off automatically if it becomes too hot. It's also a great value at just over $200. It didn't feel quite as warm as other electric fireplaces that we've tested, and it's not able to be used with a backfire.