17 Signs You Are Working With Electric Wall.Mounted Fire

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Why Choose a Wall Mounted Electric Fire?

Electric wall fires are an affordable and stylish choice for heating supplemental areas. They come in a variety of designs and finishes that are a perfect match for any space.

The majority of models come with a variety of options for the flame and ember bed displays as well as LED lighting effects. Certain models have privacy glass that can be adjusted from opaque to transparent.

Aesthetics

A fireplace mounted on the wall is a great option to add style and character to your home, without the need to maintain an actual fire. There are a variety of models available, and most of them feature a modern and modern design that can fit any interior style. They can be either hung or recessed into the wall to create a seamless, built-in look. They can also be operated with or without heat, making them suitable for year-round use.

The Dimplex Sierra linear fireplace is a popular choice. It is available in a variety of sizes to fit into any space. Its sleek black glass frame captures the flames beautifully and is complemented with an array of decorative ember bed media packs, including traditional logs, white pebbles, or crystals. Its LED display can be used either with or without heating. The remote control lets you to alter the settings from any place within the room.

The majority of wall-mounted electric fire places will produce some heat. This is usually achieved through a space heating system that blasts hot air through a heating component. Certain wall mounted electric fireplaces don't produce any heat, but only offer visual flame effects. These are suitable for rooms where the fireplace will be situated close to combustible materials, such as carpets and curtains.

Some models can be put directly on the wall. Others will need to be installed into an insert for fireplaces that is specifically designed. It will either require cutting holes in the wall and then installing an edging or a mantel, or putting the unit in an existing fireplace insert. The latter is generally simpler to install and requires less knowledge.

Be sure to install any electric fire that has plenty of space and clearance around it, particularly if you intend to place the television over it. You should also ensure that the mounting location is free of any combustible materials, and that it is safe for pets or children to enter.

Energy efficiency

Wall-mounted electric fires are a modern alternative to traditional gas fires, and have a sleek style that is ideal for homes with limited floor space. They can generate heat up to 1500 watts and are a great complement to central heating, or can be installed on their own in rooms that are up to 400 square feet. They are also extremely safe and come with many convenient safety features including a fire stop, a timer and thermal overload protection.

Electric wall-mounted fireplaces are much more environmentally friendly than gas fireplaces as they do not produce any emissions or burn wood. The majority of our electric fires have remote controls that allow you to alter the flame's intensity and set various lighting moods. Our most popular model is the R.W.FLAME, offers a realistic-looking flame with up to 12 flame colors and 5 brightness settings. It can be set up partially or fully recessed and can fit on any standard wall stud.

One of the greatest benefits of electric fires is that they are highly energy efficient, which saves you money on your electric bills. If you choose to use an electric fire, you only need to pay for kilowatts that it uses. You can determine much your electricity provider charges per kilowatt by looking at your electricity bill or by contacting your supplier directly. To figure out the cost of running an electrical appliance every day, simply multiply the number of kilowatts by the cost per Kilowatt by the electricity provider you use.

Most electric fires will use less than 1500 watts per hour which is roughly 7675 BTU/h of heating. So, if you keep the heater running for 10 hours, you will spend around $2.35 every day for electricity (assuming the heater is turned on). If you shut it off and only use it to create an effect of flames and not use it for cooking, the cost of running it is a few cents a day. With this in mind, we recommend that you use an electric fireplace with thermostats, so that it automatically turns on and off in accordance with the temperature of your room.

Convenience


When you choose a wall mounted electric fire, you can add supplemental heating to your home without sacrificing space for flooring or changing the layout of your room. These fireplaces can be wired in and turned on at the touch of one button, and most have a variety of heating settings to suit your preferences. You can also turn off the flame display off if prefer to enjoy the visual pleasure of the fire on its own.

The contemporary design of this wall-mounted recessed electric fireplace pairs seamlessly with the existing style of your home, delivering the warmth and ambiance that you desire without the hassle of maintaining a traditional fire. It features LED color-changing flames and two temperature settings as well as a non-heat mode that can be used all year round. The remote included lets you operate the unit from anywhere within your home.

A wall-mounted electric fireplace is perfect for smaller homes that do not have enough space for a traditional wood fireplace because it doesn't need a mantel or chimney. It also has a built-in heat shield that stops the glass front from getting too hot and protects the walls from stains or damage.

When selecting a fireplace for your wall take note of the energy and heating capacity of the fireplace. The more wattage you have is, the more powerful the heater and the faster it will heat your space. The power is also a factor in the price of operating your fireplace as well as the amount of energy it consumes per hour.

Use a spirit level to mark the wall area that you're planning to put up your electric fireplace. Then utilize an electric drill to make the holes. Most wall-mounted electric fires come with a template that contains all the required markings. This will ensure that you are drilling exactly where you want to drill.

To reduce the risk of accidental fire, it's essential to maintain a safe distance between fire and any combustible object like curtains, carpets, or furniture. Keep pets and children away from the fire to prevent any injuries. Clearing the area of any debris will help ensure that your fire has a continuous flow of air, ensuring that it can work properly and efficiently.

Safety

Wall-mounted electric fireplaces are not only stylish but also very useful and safe. They do not require a flue, and are therefore less fire-proof than traditional chimney fireplaces. A safety screen is typically placed to stop children or pets from touching the heater and flames. This feature, combined with the fact that they're usually mounted four to five feet above the floor is an ideal choice for families with children who are small.

Electric fires come with an automatic shut-off button in addition to the safety screen. This protects the appliance from overload electrical current and avoid overheating. You can also buy an electrical fireplace that has an emergency stop button in case you are worried about the dangers of fire.

To ensure the safety of your family, make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for putting up and using the fire. If electric wall mounted fireplaces can, place the fireplace away from drapes or furniture. Mount the fireplace at least 4 to 5 feet off the ground.

If you choose a fireplace that is wall-mounted, make sure it's suitable for the home. If the fire is not rated for the power supply in your home it is likely to overheat and cause a hazard. You should also look for a fire that has features that match the decor of your home.

A kit that is ready to assemble is the simplest way to install an electric wall-mounted fire. The kit will come with a template that shows you the locations to drill holes. You can mark your wall with the help of a pencil, a spirit-level and the template. You will then need to drill the holes and install the rawl plugs. This is an easy job that shouldn't take longer than 30 minutes.

You can also engage an expert installer to set up your fireplace. This is more expensive however it is an excellent option if need a sleek, professional look and a functional fireplace. You should always employ a licensed electrician for any electrical appliances that you install in your home.
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