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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 up to 1,000 square feet. It also has a remote as well as five brightness settings. It comes with overload and overheat protection and is CSA-certified.

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

Installation

Many stand-alone electric fireplaces are designed to be hung on the wall mounted electric fires using mounting brackets. This is a great option if there is not much room in the fireplace area for an actual fire, or when other obstructions like windows, built-in bookshelves, or cabinets hinder you from installing the standard fireplace on an unfinished wall. Certain models can also be adapted to being 'built-in' to the wall, which can be a more appealing option if you want to give your home an old-fashioned appearance. To ensure security, the fireplace should be at least three feet from combustible material.

Before hanging your fireplace, make sure to read the instructions of the manufacturer. If you are able, pick the location that is close to an electrical outlet and on a level surface. Mount the brackets carefully to the wall. Before screwing the bottom brackets down using a spirit-level gauge to ensure that the wall is straight.

Once the fireplace is mounted then attach the glass cover to the front of the fireplace. Install the stones that come with your model to create flame and the ember effect. Follow the guidelines that are provided by the manufacturer. Connect the power cord to the outlet on your electrical circuit, and plug in your fireplace.

If you chose to wire your fireplace with a hardwire make sure you shut off the circuit breaker in your home prior to starting work and allow up to four feet of service cable to run from the outlet to the junction box that is located on the fireplace insert. If you're not sure about this, consider hiring an electrician.

Follow the directions that came with the fireplace to put it on the wall and connect it to the electrical outlet. Some fireplaces might require additional hardware such as an extension cord to connect the outlet for power. Based on the type of fireplace you have, an electrician may be required to help. Once everything is connected and powered up, you'll be able to enjoy your new fireplace!

Safety

Electric fireplaces come with a range of safety features built into their design. Most of these fireplaces come with a timer that can be set to turn the fireplace off after a certain time. This feature is particularly useful for those with children or pets at the house and don't want to be worried about them accidentally turning the fireplace on. Certain fireplaces are equipped with an remote that makes it easy to alter the settings from a couch or chair.

Although they are safer than traditional wood-burning fire places, they still require some maintenance and care to ensure the security of your family and your friends. To decrease the risk of an accidental fire, it's important to keep combustibles off from the fireplace. In addition, it's essential to ensure that the vents are opened to allow the proper flow of hot and cool air throughout your home. It is also crucial to have your fireplace inspected regularly by an expert. This will allow any problems to be dealt with before they cause harm.

Another method of increasing the safety of your electric fireplace is to install surge protectors in conjunction along with it. These devices are designed to protect your appliances from sudden spikes in the electricity and can assist in preventing damage to property or injuries from happening. These devices are sold in most hardware stores, and they cost only a few dollars. They are a good investment to ensure the security of your home.

In addition to keeping combustible substances away from your fireplace, it's important to keep all electrical appliances, including the fireplace itself away from liquids and water. This helps avoid injuries or accidents like electrocution which can occur if these liquids are poured over them. To avoid hazards of tripping make sure that electrical cords are out of the way and free of knots. It's important to turn off the fireplace before you leave the home or get ready to go to bed. This will save you money on energy and keep fires from happening while you're away.

Easy of Use

Electric fireplaces are more flexible than gas fireplaces. Gas fireplaces require ventilation systems and chimneys. Electric models can be set up anywhere. They are great for rooms that do not have fireplaces and are suitable for both older and modern homes.

The flexibility of an electric fireplace stand alone fireplace also allows you to control its settings, which can be done using a simple remote or the display's touch-screen. You can customize the flame brightness, temperature, as well as the temperatures of the embers to your preferences. Many models have features like fake smoke or crackling sounds to enhance the appearance and make the fire appear more realistic.

Another benefit of electric fireplaces is that they typically require less maintenance than other fireplace options. While cleaning, inspections, and repairs may still be required however, they are usually done in a shorter time than when using a gas or wood fireplace. These units can be used in any area of your home including bathrooms, bedrooms, and kitchens, as they require only an electrical outlet.

There are a variety of freestanding and wall-mounted electric fire places. Wall-mounted models can be mounted above or below the mantel and are typically smaller, with some even looking more like a flat-screen TV rather than the traditional fireplace. Freestanding models tend to be larger, with some looking almost like an actual fireplace, complete with mantel.

The selection of an electric fireplace is also based on whether it will be used to provide heat or a decorative piece. Although most models are made to heat the entire space but there are some that can be used without generating any warmth, perfect for those who just want the ambiance of a fireplace.

If you are 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 enough to keep the space at the desired temperature. Consider features like a timer controlled by an remote that turns off the device automatically after a certain period of time or a sleep mode built in which will shut it off at a certain time.

Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency is the ratio of heat created by an appliance versus the amount of electricity it consumes. It also shows how much of that electricity is lost in the process.

When it comes to electric fireplaces the higher the efficiency of the energy the lower the cost to operate them. This is because they're more efficient in turning electricity into heat.

The most efficient electric fire places are rated between 75 and 99 percent thermal efficiency. This means that for every 100 BTUs that the fireplace produces, between 75 to 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 percent.

Look for the ENERGY STAR logo to ensure you get an energy efficient. This means that it has met the strict efficiency standards set by the U.S. government. Compare several models and brands before making your final decision. You can also add a programmable thermostat to your home to help regulate temperature and save even more money.

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

This freestanding model is simple to operate and has an elegant look that can blend into any decors. You can adjust the flame's temperature and temperature, as well as lower the brightness of the embers for an ambient glow. It's CSA-certified for Wall Mounted Electric Fires safety. It is protected against overheating, so it will shut off automatically when the unit becomes too hot. It's also a great value at just under $200. It's not more warm than some of the other electric fireplaces that we tested and it isn't able to be used with a fireback.