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A Stand Alone Fireplace Electric Can Give Your Room a Traditional LookThis electric fireplace is designed with a traditional look and can heat rooms up to 1,000 square feet. It comes with an adjustable remote and five brightness levels. It comes with overload and overheat protection, and is CSA-certified.It makes use of radiant, or infrared heating to warm people and objects instead of circulating warm air. We like its simple controls and two temperature settings.InstallationA variety of stand-alone electric fireplaces are designed to be hung on the wall using mounting brackets. This is a great solution if you don't have enough room for a fireplace or if obstructions like windows, built-in cabinets or bookshelves make it difficult to install an ordinary fireplace on a wall that is flat. Certain models can also be built-in to the wall. being 'built-in' to the wall, which could be a more attractive alternative if you're looking to give your room an older-style appearance. To ensure security, the fireplace should be at least three feet from any combustible material.Make sure to follow the instructions given by the manufacturer before hanging your fireplace. If possible, place it near an electrical outlet on a flat surface. Then, carefully attach the mounting brackets to the wall. Before screwing the brackets on the bottom down using a spirit-level gauge to make sure that the wall is straight.Attach the front glass cover once the fireplace is installed. If you purchased a model that comes with stones for flame effects and embers Install them according to the manufacturer's instructions. Connect the power cord to an electrical outlet and plug in the fireplace.If you choose to hardwire your fireplace before starting work, turn off the circuit breakers at 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 comfortable doing this, enlist the help of an electrician.Follow the instructions that came with the fireplace to install it in the wall and then wire it. Some units may require additional hardware such as an extension cord to connect the power outlet. Some might even require an additional electrician to assist with this step, depending on the type of fireplace you have. Once everything is wired and powered up, you'll be ready to enjoy your new fireplace!SafetyElectric fireplaces are designed with a number of safety features. For instance, many of them come with a timer that can be set to shut off the fireplace after a certain time. This feature is particularly useful for those who have children or pets at home and don't want to worry about that they might accidentally start the fireplace. Certain fireplaces come with a remote to make it simple to adjust the settings from the sofa or chair.They are safer than traditional wood-burning fireplace places, but they require some care and maintenance to ensure your family's safety. To decrease the risk of a fire, it is important to keep combustibles off from the fireplace. It's also essential 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 that you inspect your fireplace regularly by a professional to ensure that any issues can be addressed before they become dangerous.A surge protector can also be used to increase the security and reliability of your electric fire. These devices are designed to shield your appliances from sudden spikes in the electricity and can assist in preventing injury or property damage from happening. They are sold at a variety of hardware stores and are priced low which makes them a good investment for your home's safety.In addition to keeping combustible material away from your fireplace, it's essential to keep all electrical appliances including the fireplace away from water and other liquids. This helps to avoid any injuries or accidents, such as electrocution, that could happen if liquids are sprinkled over them. Also, make sure to keep electrical cords away from the way and not tangled together to avoid the risk of tripping. Also, it's recommended to turn off the fireplace before going to bed or leaving the house. This will help you save on energy costs and stop any accidental fires from starting when you're gone.Ease of UseElectric fireplaces are more versatile than gas fireplaces. Gas fireplaces require ventilation systems and chimneys. Electric models can be set up anywhere. They are perfect for rooms without a fireplace and can be used in both older and modern homes.The flexibility of an electric fireplace also makes it easy to adjust its settings. This can be done with simple remotes or the display's touch screen. free standing fire can customize the flame brightness, temperature, as well as the temperature of the embers according to your preferences. 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 fireplaces. While inspections and repairs, cleaning and maintenance are still required however, they can be performed at a less frequent rate than a gas or wood unit. Furthermore, as these units only need to be connected to an electrical outlet to function they can be utilized in any room in the home such as kitchens, bedrooms or bathrooms.You can pick between freestanding and wall-mounted electric fire places. Wall-mounted electric fireplaces can be placed either above or below the mantel. They are typically smaller and appear more like an actual TV than a traditional fire place. Freestanding models tend to be larger, with some looking similar to a real fireplace complete with mantel.The choice of an electric fireplace depends on whether you intend to use it as a source of heat or a decorative piece. While most models are designed to heat the entire room, there are certain models that can be used without producing any warmth, perfect for those who only desire the ambience of a fireplace.If you choose to purchase a model that is meant for heating your space be sure to look for the highest amount of BTUs (British thermal units) it can produce. This is how much heat it generates and should be enough to maintain the space at the desired temperature. Look for features like the ability to control a timer with a remote that will turn off the device automatically after a specific amount of time or a sleep mode that will turn it off at a predetermined time.Energy EfficiencyEnergy efficiency is the ratio of heat produced by an appliance versus how much electricity it uses. It also shows how much of the electricity is wasted in the process.Electric fireplaces are more efficient with the more energy they consume. This is because they're more efficient in converting electricity into heat.The most efficient electric fire places are evaluated between 75 and 90% thermal efficiency. This means that, for every 100 BTUs the unit produces between 75 and 99 BTUs can be used to warm your home. This is much more efficient than gas fireplaces, which generally have thermal efficiency ratings of only 80%.To ensure that you're buying a fireplace that has high energy efficiency, look for an ENERGY STAR label. This means it meets strict efficiency standards established by the U.S. government. Check out a variety of models and brands before making your final decision. You can also include a programmable thermometer to your home in order to regulate temperature and save money.If you're in the market for an electric fireplace you'll find a variety of styles that include wall-mounted and freestanding options. Some electric fireplaces come with remote controls, while others can be controlled via smartphones. You can select from a variety of flame settings and heat levels. If you are looking to cut down on the expense of operating your fireplace, consider a low-heat setting or choosing one that can be used with the heater being turned on.This freestanding model is easy to use and comes with an elegant design that will blend into any décor. You can alter the flame's temperature and temperature, as well as reduce the brightness of the embers for an ambient glow. It is CSA-certified and has an overheat safety system, which shuts it down automatically if it gets too hot. It's also a great value at less than $200. However, it wasn't more warm than some of the other electric fireplaces we tried and can't be used with an additional fireback.