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A Stand Alone Fireplace Electric Can Give Your Room a Traditional LookThis electric fireplace is constructed in a traditional design and can heat up to 1,000 square feet of rooms. It has a remote control as well as five brightness levels. It has overload and overheat protection and is CSA-certified.It makes use of radiant or infrared heating to warm people and objects instead of circulating heated air. Its simple controls and two heating settings are appealing.InstallationMany models of stand alone electric fireplaces are designed to be mounted on the wall using mounting brackets. This can be a good option if there is not enough space in the fireplace area to accommodate a traditional fire or when other obstructions like windows, built-in bookshelves, or cabinets make it difficult to build an ordinary fireplace against a flat wall. Some models can also be adapted to being built-in to the wall, which could be a more attractive option if you wish to give your room an older-style style. In any case, the fireplace should always be kept at a minimum of three feet away from any combustible material to ensure safety.Before putting up your fireplace, make sure to read the instructions provided by the manufacturer. If free standing electric fires are able, put it near an electrical outlet on a flat surface. Then, carefully mount the brackets for mounting to the wall. Before screwing the bottom brackets down, use an instrument to check that the wall is straight.Attach the front glass cover after the fireplace is installed. If you purchased a fireplace with stones to create flame effects and embers Install them according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Connect the power cord to the outlet on your electrical circuit, and then plug in the fireplace.If you're planning to wire your fireplace prior to starting work make sure you turn off the circuit breakers in your home and allow for up to 4 feet of service cable from the outlet to junction box on the insert. If you're not confident doing this, enlist the help of an electrician.Follow the instructions in the manual that came with your fireplace to wire it up and install it into the wall. Some units may require additional hardware, such as an extension cord that can reach the power outlet. Depending on the type fireplace you own an electrician might be needed to assist. Once everything is connected and turned up, you'll be able to enjoy your new fireplace!SafetyElectric fireplaces come with a number of safety features. For instance, many of them have a timer that can be set to shut off the fireplace after a certain amount of time. This feature is particularly useful for those who have young children or pets in the house and don't want to be worried about them accidentally turning the fireplace on. Some of these fireplaces come with an option to use a remote, making it easy to adjust the settings from a sofa or chair.They're safer than traditional wood-burning fire places, however they still require some care and upkeep 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 important to ensure that the vents in your home are open so that cold and hot air can circulate freely. It's also recommended to inspect your fireplace regularly by a professional so 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 guard your appliance from surges of electricity and can help prevent injuries or damage to the property. These devices are available in most hardware stores, and they cost only a few dollars. They are an excellent investment to ensure the security of your home.In addition to keeping combustible material away from your fireplace, it's essential to keep all electrical appliances, including the fireplace itself, away from liquids and water. This will help to avoid any injuries or accidents such as electrocution that can be caused by liquids being sprinkled onto them. To avoid hazards of tripping make sure that electrical cords are out of the way and free of knots. Also, it's an excellent idea to turn off the fireplace before going to sleep or leaving the home. This can help to save on energy costs and stop any accidental fires from starting when you're gone.Simple to UseContrary to gas fireplaces that require chimneys and ventilation systems, electric models are more flexible as to the places they can be put in. They are perfect for rooms without a fireplace and work as well in modern homes as older, more traditional ones.Electric fireplaces are versatile and simple to operate. You can adjust the settings with either a remote or touch-screen display. You can adjust the flame's brightness, temperature, and temperature of the embers to your preference. Many models have features such as artificial crackling or smoke to enhance the look and make the fire more realistic.Electric fireplaces also require less maintenance than other fireplaces. While inspections of cleaning, repairs and inspections are still required but they can be completed at a much less frequent rate than wood or gas fireplaces. Furthermore, as these units only need to be connected to an electrical outlet in order to operate they can be used in any room of the house which includes kitchens, bedrooms, or bathrooms.You can select between wall-mounted or freestanding electric fireplaces. Wall-mounted electric fireplaces can be placed either above or below the mantel. They are usually smaller and look more like a TV than a traditional fireplace. Freestanding models are generally larger, and some look like a real fireplace with a mantel.The choice of an electric fireplace depends on whether you want it to be a source of heat or a decorative fixture. Some models are able to create a cozy atmosphere without producing any heat.If you choose to purchase an item designed for heating your space, look for the maximum amount of BTUs (British thermal units) it can produce. This is how much heat it will generate, and should be sufficient to maintain the room at the desired temperature. Consider features like the ability to control a timer with the remote that will turn off the device automatically after a predetermined period of time or a sleep mode which will shut it off at a certain time.Energy EfficiencyEnergy efficiency is the ratio of heat created by a device to the amount of electricity it consumes. It also tells how much electricity is emitted during the process.Electric fireplaces are more efficient the more energy they use. They're more efficient in converting electricity into heat.The most efficient electric fireplaces are rated at 75 to 99% thermal efficiency that means that for every 100 BTUs the fireplace produces between 75 and 99 BTUs will be used to heat 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 an energy efficient. This means that the fireplace has met the strict efficiency standards set by the U.S. Government. It's a good idea to compare several different models and brands prior to making your final decision. You can also add an adjustable thermometer to your home in order to regulate the temperature and save money.Electric fireplaces are available in a variety of styles including freestanding and wall-mounted options. Certain fireplaces are equipped with remote controls, while others can be controlled by smartphones. You can choose from different flame settings and heat levels. If you are looking to cut down on the cost of operating your fireplace, consider an option with a low-heat level or one that can be used without the heater turned on.This freestanding model is simple to use and comes with a classic look that will blend in with most decor. You can adjust both flame's height and temperature, as well as dim the embers to create a warm glow. It's CSA-certified for safety and comes with overheat protection, which means it will shut off automatically if the unit gets too hot. It's also a great buy for under $200. It's not like it was as warm as the other electric fireplaces that we tested, and it can't be used with a fireback.