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A Stand Alone Fireplace Electric Can Give Your Room a Traditional LookThis electric fireplace is designed in a traditional style and can be able to heat up to 1,000 square feet rooms. It also has an adjustable remote and five brightness settings. It is CSA certified and comes with overload and overheat prevention.It uses radiant or infrared heat to heat objects and people instead of circulating heated air. We like its simple controls and two temperature settings.InstallationMany models of stand-alone fireplace electric are designed to hang on the wall with special mounting brackets. This is an excellent option if you don't have enough space for a fireplace or if obstructions such as windows, built-in cabinets, or bookshelves prevent you from mounting a traditional fireplace on a wall that is flat. Certain models can be built into the wall. This is a great option for when you're looking to give your room an older look. To ensure safety, the fireplace needs to be at least three feet from the combustible materials.Before hanging your fireplace, be sure to follow the instructions of the manufacturer. If possible, choose an area that is near an electrical outlet and a level surface. Then, you can carefully fix the brackets for mounting to the wall. Before screwing the brackets at the bottom down using a spirit-level gauge to ensure that the wall is straight.Attach the front glass cover after the fireplace is mounted. If you purchased a fireplace with stones to create ember and flame effects follow the manufacturer's instructions. Connect the power cord to the electrical outlet, and plug in your fireplace.If you choose to hardwire your fireplace before starting work switch off the circuit breakers at your home and allow for up to 4 feet of service cable to go from the outlet to junction box on the insert. If you're not comfortable with this, consider hiring an electrician.Then, follow the instruction instructions that came with your fireplace to wire it up and connect it to the wall. Certain fireplaces require additional equipment, like an extension cable to connect to the power outlet. Some may even need an additional electrician to help with this step, depending on the kind of fireplace you have. Once everything is connected and powered up, you'll be able to enjoy your new fireplace!SafetyElectric fireplaces are built with a variety of safety features. For instance, many of these fireplaces have a timer that can be set to turn off the fireplace after a predetermined time. This feature is particularly useful for those who have children or pets in the house and don't want to be worried about that they might accidentally start the fireplace. Some fireplaces come with an remote control that makes it easier to adjust the settings without getting off the couch or chair.They are safer than traditional wood-burning fire places but they still need some care and maintenance to ensure your family's safety. To decrease the risk of a fire, it's essential to keep all combustibles out from the fireplace. It's also essential to ensure that the vents in your home are kept open to allow hot and cold air can flow freely. It is also crucial to have your fireplace examined regularly by an expert. This will ensure that any issues can be addressed before they cause harm.A surge protector can also be used to improve the safety and reliability of your electric fire. These devices are designed to safeguard your appliance from surges in electricity and aid in preventing injury or property damage from occurring. These devices are available at most hardware stores and cost very little. They are a great investment to ensure the safety of your home.It is essential to keep your fireplace and other electrical appliances out of reach of liquids like water. This will help prevent any injuries or accidents like electrocution, which can be caused by liquids being splashed on them. Also, make sure to keep electrical cords away from the way and not tangled together to prevent the risk of tripping. Also, it's recommended to turn off the fireplace before going to go to bed or leaving the house. This can save you money on energy and avoid accidental fires while you're away.Simple to useContrary to gas fireplaces that require ventilation systems and chimneys electric fireplaces are more flexible in the places they can be put in. They are perfect for rooms without a fireplace and are suitable for both older and modern homes.The flexibility of an electric fireplace also allows you to adjust its settings. This can be accomplished with a simple remote or the display's touch screen. You can customize the flame brightness, temperature, and temperature of the embers according to your preferences. Many models also have features like crackling sounds or fake smoke to enhance the look of the fire and make it more realistic.Electric fireplaces are also less prone to maintenance than other fireplace options. While cleaning, inspections, and repairs may still be required however, they are usually done at much less frequent intervals than when using a gas or wood unit. These units can be utilized in any room of the house including bathrooms, bedrooms and kitchens, since they require only an electrical outlet.You can select between wall-mounted or freestanding electric fireplaces. Wall-mounted models can be positioned above or below the mantel and are usually more compact, with some even looking more like a flat-screen TV than a traditional fireplace. Freestanding models tend to be larger, and some look similar to a real fireplace complete with mantel.Choosing an electric fireplace also depends on whether you'd like it to function as a source of heat or a decorative piece. Although most models are made to heat the entire space however, there are some that can be used without generating any warmth, ideal for those who only prefer the look of a fire.If you are looking to purchase a product for heating, check the BTUs it can generate. This is how much heat it will generate, and should be sufficient to maintain the room at the temperature you want it to be. Look for features such as a timer controlled by an remote that turns off the device automatically after a certain period of time or the sleep mode which will shut it off at a certain time.Energy EfficiencyEnergy efficiency is a measure of how much electricity an appliance uses versus how much heat it produces. It also tells you how much of that electricity is wasted in the process.When fireplacesandstove are concerned, the higher their energy efficiency the lower the cost to operate them. That's because they're more effective at turning electricity into heat.The best electric fireplaces have 75 to 99percent thermal efficiency, which means that for each 100 BTUs the unit produces, between 75 and 99 BTUs are used to heat your home. This is much more efficient than gas fireplace places which have the lowest thermal efficiency of only 80%.To make sure you're buying a fireplace with high energy efficiency, look for an ENERGY STAR label. This means that the fireplace is in compliance with strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. Government. It's a good idea to look at a variety of models and brands before making a choice. You can also add a thermometer that can be programmed to your home in order to control the temperature and save money.If you're in the market for an electric fireplace you'll discover a range of designs that include wall-mounted and freestanding options. Some come with remotes, and some work with smartphones to provide control anywhere within your home. You can choose from different temperatures and flame settings. If you're looking to lower the expense of operating your fireplace, you should consider a low-heat setting or choosing one that can be used with the heater being turned on.This freestanding model comes with an elegant style that is well-integrated with most decor, plus it's extremely simple to use. You can alter the flame's temperature and temperature, as well as lower the brightness of flames to create an ambient glow. It's CSA-certified, and has an overheat protection system which will shut it off instantly if it gets too hot. It's also affordable at just under $200. It didn't feel quite as warm as the other electric fireplaces we tested and it cannot be used with a backfire.