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Add Warmth and Ambiance to Your Home With a Free Standing Electric Fire A free-standing electric fireplace will add warmth and ambience to your home. These units don't require ventilation and require only an electrical source. This CSA-certified model features various heat settings as well as an auto-shutoff feature. It is cool to the touch on top. It does not have an overheat or tip-over shutdown protection. Safety Electric fireplaces that stand on their own are among the safest ways to provide additional heat for homeowners. Unlike wood-burning fireplaces and gas stoves, they don't produce an actual flame that can ignite explosive materials or release carbon monoxide into the home. They also don't release harmful fumes or dust which can cause respiratory problems for people suffering from chronic illnesses such as lung bronchitis or heart disease. Electric fireplaces do away with the need for regular cleaning and maintenance since they do not burn fuel or wood, or produce smoke or ash. They do not produce harmful byproducts from combustion, such as creosote and soot which could pose a hazard in the home. Instead of a real flame, free-standing electric fireplaces employ what's known as “flame effects” to imitate the appearance of a fire. This technique uses LED lights and reflective mirrors to give an authentic appearance and motion. Some models contain water vapor to simulate smoke. Certain models come with controls on the unit that could be knobs or buttons. Certain models, such as “smart” ones can be controlled with an app that you can download on your smartphone or voice commands. Some models come with a remote control that lets you to operate the fireplace from an extended distance. Electric fireplaces are generally safe. However it is essential to always follow safety guidelines when using any heater at home. Keep these units away from any flammable objects like curtains, blankets, and carpets. Avoid operating them near moisture and ensure that they are not plugged into extension cords or surge protectors. It is also important to disconnect the electric fireplaces when they are not in use and to inspect them regularly for any damage. If you're looking for a versatile and stylish piece of furniture that will enhance your bedroom or living room take a look at this CSA-certified electrical fireplace. It comes with an adjustable remote control as well as five heat settings that can be adjusted to suit your personal preferences. It also comes with a timer and an overheat protection for safety. In our testing we noticed that it was cool to the touch, and sturdy enough to withstand tipping over even with the flame on. Convenience In contrast to traditional wood or gas fires, free-standing electric fires do not release harmful gases into the air. They generate radiant heating that directly heats objects and people within the room. They are less power-intensive and will not raise your electric bill in the same way. They don't release smoke or other harmful substances, which can irritate allergies or make your home smell like an open fireplace. Electric fires are also simple to use. All you need is an outlet to power the fire to start. You can control the heating and 'flames” from the switch on your fireplace, or by remote. Many Dimplex models come with smart heating and “flames” technology that automatically adjusts the settings to create the ideal temperature in the room. Electric fires are also safer for homes with children and pets. When burning wood or gas harmful fumes can be released if the fire is not used properly. Electric fires are cool and cool to the touch and do not emit harmful fumes since there is no flame. Electric fireplaces do not require a chimney or expensive flue systems. Connect the fireplace to any common wall outlet to begin using it. Furthermore, a lot models we offer are made from sturdy, robust furniture to withstand the rigours of daily use. They're CSA-certified, and come with overload protection for safety as well as a tip-over shutoff feature as well as a timer that automatically shuts the fire off after a set amount of time. With a variety of aesthetic choices ranging from traditional to modern our collection of free-standing electric fires can make any room feel more cozy. Choose a design that mimics an open-air fireplace that has a log, coal or pebble fuelbed. You can also opt for a more modern look with a coloured crystal fuel bed or a coloured pebble fuelbed. Some can even be built into the wall to reduce space. Style Consider an electric freestanding fireplace if you're interested in the look of a fireplace in your home, but are concerned about the maintenance and cost of a gas or wood fireplace. There are many styles of free-standing electric fireplaces so you can easily find one that is suitable for your style and requirements. They are usually more compact than traditional fireplaces and often look like a stylish space heater. They typically have a mantel and can be installed either on a flat wall or in the corner of an area. Radiant heating, also known as infrared heating is used to heat objects and people directly, instead of circulating heated air around the room. They are also energy efficient, using up to 90% less electricity than a real fireplace. A freestanding electric fireplace will be a focal point in your room and can enhance its design. Some models have a modern, contemporary look while others have a classic style that works with a variety of design styles. Some models can be built into the wall to give it a more finished appearance. Electric fireplaces can also be installed in existing fireplaces. This is a great option for older homes with an existing masonry fireplace that you want to upgrade. Electric fire inserts can be a great solution to modernize a fireplace. Some come with fuelbeds made of pebble or crystal and can be customized to match your decor. A freestanding electric fireplace doesn't require chimneys or vents. They are a convenient and safe alternative to a gas or wood fireplace. If you are seeking an elegant and stylish alternative, you should consider this electric fireplace by Amantii. It has a distinctly European design and has a beveled glass viewing area with a look that is almost'see-through' on three sides. The flames can be adjusted to match the mood, and can also be removed to create a glowing electrical effect that looks very real. This model is CSA certified and comes with the safety feature of a thermal overload and stop. It is also robust and didn't tip over during our lab tests. Fuel bed Free standing electric fireplaces are an excellent option for creating a warm and cozy ambience in your living room or guest bedroom. You can choose from a variety of styles, including transparent or colored pebbles, logs and coal effects, and a variety of colors. There are models with remote controls so that you can switch on your fire with the push of one button. The characteristics of wildland fuels vary across time and space and can impact the behavior of fire and its impacts. A national fuels mapping system, known as the Fuel Characteristic Classification System (FCCS), was designed to capture these complexity. FCCS reference fuelbeds have been created using published literature, fuels photos and other data sets. They are loaded into LANDFIRE's Fuels and Fire Tools application (FFT). FCCS fuel models are classified into six categories: canopy woody fuels and shrubs nonwoody fuels and litter-lichen-moss. For electric log effect fires freestanding of these categories the model determines the number of quantitative and qualitative parameters that define the capacity of fire to spread across the fuel bed. For instance for example, the FB10 fuel model is a stand of mixed live wood and herbaceous understory fuels with a low load of dead vegetation, primarily 3 inches or more limbwood. Crown fires and spotting are typical in this fuel type. They can range from a rapid shift of herbaceous load to live and dead herbaceous fuels to a more consistent transfer of fine dead fuels between grasses litter, and shrubs. Spread rate is low-moderate and the length of the flame is moderate. The Rothermel fuel model is widely used to predict spread rates under conditions of quiescence (no wind, no slope). The model underpredicts the spread rate of compressed fuel beds. Further investigation is needed to better understand the relationship between the structure of the fuel and the propagation of flames. This is a crucial step because the Rothermel model's numerator (energy released from fuel that is not burned) and denominator (fuel bed surface area) are closely linked to fire spread. This is a key insight that could help improve model performance.