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A Built in Electric Wall Fireplace A built-in electric wall fireplace is inserted into an existing opening fully or partially. It cannot be moved or removed without tearing out the wall. These units typically plug into a standard outlet and have a variety of flame and heat settings. Some units come with the option of setting rain and thunder to add ambience. Size Built-in electric wall fireplaces are able to be attached directly to the wall, saving space and creating a focal point in your room. The fireplaces can be purchased with or without mantels to fit the design of your home. They also have various fireback options, flame-height adjustment and digital settings. The SimpliFire offers an electric fire for every preference. It doesn't matter if you prefer the classic look of the textured interior of a masonry fireplace, textured logs or the contemporary appeal of crystal clear and ember bed colors, as well as ember bed textures. It's easy to mount it on the wall using a kit that is easy to install or create an individual installation frame to create an elegant recessed appearance. You can enjoy the outdoors all year long, with or without heat. The Scion linear electric fireplace blends modern technology and sophisticated design. It is simple to wall mount (no drilling a hole in the masonry required) or use the built-in, recessed design that is installed by experts. Flames The flames of an electric wall fireplace are created by LED lights or video images. The flames look very real and can be altered to your preferences. The flames are enclosed by a crystal glass that can be tinted in several different colors. A lot of people opt for clear glass to create a minimalist feel, or dark brown or black to give an older-fashioned look. Glass is resistant to heat. Some units also feature a faux log effect which creates the illusion of a real fireplace but without the smoke or fire. If you have children or pets in your home, make sure that the flames don't touch combustibles such as pillows, curtains and other furniture. Aside from the potential danger of fire the touch of these items could cause burns and physical injury. Be sure to keep the air vents clear in front of the fireplace. This is vital to ensure the proper operation of the fireplace as it allows hot air to flow freely and minimize the possibility of overheating. Apart from being a fantastic space-saving device and a great feature to have, an electric fireplace can make the room feel much more inviting to guests. This is especially true if you select a model with an elongated mantel and a brick surround that is reminiscent of the traditional fireplace. A built-in electric fireplace comes with many of the same features as freestanding fireplaces, such as thermostat control, a variety of heating settings, and a remote control. A built-in electric fireplace may be mounted to the wall in either an recessed or surface mount. Surface-mounted units can be removed from the wall, or repositioned in a different place without the need of a hardwired circuit breaker. Recessed units must be removed and installed by an expert. They will also need to be rewired at the new position. A fireplace with an electric component has another downside: they don't provide as much warmth as traditional fireplaces and won't work during a power failure. If you don't have a backup power source, this could pose a problem for homeowners who have. Heat A fireplace can be a focal point for any room, adding warmth, comfort and ambience. Built in electric wall fireplaces give the appearance of a real fire without the hassle or expense associated with wood or gas. They also employ the combination of LED lights, mirrors and water vapor systems to imitate flame effects and create illusions of movement. They can be quite mesmerizing to look at and are certain to make guests do a double take before they realize that they're not looking at the real flame. Electric fireplaces can heat up to 400 square foot rooms and operate at three different levels of power depending on the heating requirements. The lowest setting, which only produces 500 BTUs per hour, is ideal for a reading or bedroom nook. The medium and high settings yield 1,500 BTUs and 3000 BTUs respectively. Another advantage of an electric fireplace is the ability to alter the intensity of the heat as well as the brightness of the flames at the touch of the button. This gives you total control over the experience of your fireplace which makes it the perfect choice for any room. A wall-mounted fireplace has the advantage of being simple to install, and requiring no structural modifications. There is no need for venting chimneys, flues, or chimneys. Built-in and recessed electric fireplaces such as the Ezee Glow Zara Black Wall Mounted Electric Fireplace or the ClassicFlame Ignis Royal Collection, can be installed on almost every wall and plug into a standard electrical outlet like you would an item of art. You can choose to have recessed models that are partly or completely recessed into your wall. You can also pick trim and surrounds to match the style of your home. You can even add an optional mantel however this could increase the time to install and complexity as well as the amount of space it will take up in your home. If you choose a fully-recessed design, some basic framing is required and it will need to be wired into the wall in the rear. Installation There are a few different ways to install an electric wall fireplace. Some can be mounted on the wall using special brackets similar to a picture or mirror. Others can be installed into the wall using a kit that fits around the fireplace and hides any wires that are exposed. Another popular option is to frame space inside the wall and 'build-in the fireplace, which allows for a more traditional appearance. It is always recommended to have an experienced electrician perform any electrical work, however for the average home owner it isn't difficult to set up an electric fireplace. electric fireplace wall insert of electric fireplaces have a cord that plugs in to an outlet. This can be hardwired directly into the electrical system (if allowed by local codes). Go through the installation manual of your model to determine the minimum clearances from burning materials. Consult the installation manual of your particular model to determine the minimum distance from combustible material. For most models the opening should be ¼” larger than the fireplace dimensions. Then, screw the mounting bracket onto each side of your fireplace. There are mounting kits available to simplify this process for homeowners. After the fireplace has been hung on the bracket that supports it then use a screwdriver tighten any screws, and ensure that the fireplace is firmly fixed against the wall. This is a vital step since it's a permanent fixture, and you do not want it to fall loose or become unstable. The glass section should be hung on the fire. Depending on the model that you've selected, this could be a challenging task and it's recommended to have someone help you. Once the fireplace is installed you can test it by plugging it in and playing around with the heat and lights. When installing an electric wall fireplace, it is important to follow the instructions of the manufacturer to ensure safe and proper use. Certain fireplaces feature a safety switch that prevents the device from turning on when plugged into an outlet. It is recommended to install a dedicated electrical circuit to power the fireplace. This will eliminate the possibility that anything else in your home could trigger the breaker, causing the possibility of a danger.