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Bio-Ethanol Fires Bio-ethanol fireplaces don't have to be only restricted to chimneys, and can be put in any location. bio ethanol inset fire Fireplaces And Stove don't release harmful fumes, smoke or ash. These fires run on bio-fuel, a sustainable source of energy made from crops that are specially cultivated for this type of fire. Bio-ethanol is a method of reducing carbon emissions are reduced by switching fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. Safety Tips Ethanol fires are an excellent alternative for those looking to provide real flame heat to their homes without the need for a chimney or traditional stoves made of logs. Bioethanol is a sustainable and green alternative to wood and gas. There are some safety issues to be aware of. However, with a little care and understanding, these risks can be minimised. It is important to follow manufacturer's instructions for fueling your bioethanol fire and lighting it. This will include the distances between your fireplace and nearby burning materials and the proper use of equipment for extinguishing fires. Bioethanol is flammable, and it should not be consumed by children or pets. Maintain a distance of at 1 meter from the fireplace when using it. Also, make sure that clothing or accessories are not too close. If any ethanol liquid comes into contact with your skin or eyes, you should wash it immediately. If inhaled, you should seek medical attention immediately as it can cause a number of serious health issues. Make sure to use the ethanol burner only when using the approved 'eNRG liquid ethanol. Other fuels, for instance gels can interfere with the safe operation of the burner and may void its warranty. A second tip is to avoid moving the bio-ethanol fireplace while it is lit. This could cause ethanol to spill and ignite in the tank, posing the risk of a fire. In addition, it is advised to wait until the fire has stopped completely before refilling. It is essential to keep the fire away from items that could ignite like curtains and furniture. You should also place the fireplace in a space that has good ventilation to avoid smoke buildup and to keep the air clean. This will ensure the safety of your family, guests, and pets. It is also recommended to keep an extinguisher of class B in your home, in case any accidents happen. Fuel A special fuel is required for operating ethanol fires. The liquid, also known as bio-ethanol or ecoethanol, is poured in the burner and then ignited to produce a flame. This flame heats up the room and brings warmth to your home. The fuel is derived from renewable sources like sugarcane, corn or cellulose. This makes it a more environmentally friendly alternative than fossil fuels like coal or oil. It is also healthier than other fuels since it uses less chemicals. Bio-ethanol fireplaces do not produce smoke or ash, as opposed to wood-burning fires. This makes them much easier to use than traditional fireplaces and doesn't require any chimney or flue. Bio-ethanol fires are also more versatile and don't need to be enclosed by a safe distance like you would with a gas or wood burning fire. You can choose between bioethanol that is either gel or liquid depending on the type of appliance you have and burner type. The manual that came with your fireplace will provide the type of fuel you can use and how to refill it. Store extra fuel in a safe place, away from flammables and pets or children. Bioethanol, though an environmentally friendly alternative to other fuels than others nevertheless emits carbon dioxide when it is burned. Some critics also argue that crops grown for the purpose of making ethanol fuel take resources away from food production. These concerns are valid, but the benefits of a bioethanol fire far outweigh these concerns. It is essential to examine the burner for indications that it has been damaged or worn. Check that the flame opening is clear and free of any debris or construction materials. Lift the lid of the burner and pour fuel into it with a funnel after you are confident that the burner has been examined. Be sure to not exceed the “max line” on the burner's surface when refilling. A typical fill of ethanol can last from one to 10 hours, dependent on the size of the burner and the flame. Certain ethanol burners have automatic refill features, which shut off the flame and refuel automatically when needed. This can save time. Burner Freestanding bio ethanol fires are perfect for creating a warm and cozy space without the need for an chimney or a flue. They also have a wide range of applications and some models are that can be incorporated on a wall, while others are made to be zero-clearance fireplace inserts that can be installed in non-combustible surrounds the same manner as gas fires would. This allows a custom built-in, fully insulated fire to be built in a variety of indoor or outdoor areas such as the hearth of a modern living room to an outdoor entertaining space. The most important element to the success of a bio ethanol fire is the burner, which is designed to efficiently burn ethyl ethanol, also known as 'biofuel'. This liquid fuel is derived from plant byproducts and other crops such as corn, sugarcane rapeseed, potatoes and more recently fruits, such as grapes, pomegranates and bananas. The liquid fuel is then refined, distilled and packaged. As the fuel burns it evaporates and produces an imitation flame that resembles the heat produced by real gas or wood fireplaces. The flame is extremely efficient and provides enough heat to heat an average home. In contrast to a gas fire bio ethanol fire is able to be turned on and off at the flick of a button, and can be easily recharged with a bottle of fuel. The fuel bottles are flammable, so it is important to be aware when refilling the bio fire. Each of our bio-ethanol fireplaces is subject to rigorous testing by TUV in order to ensure that they meet strict safety regulations. This means you can be assured you're purchasing a safe and reliable product that will give you years of comfort and warmth. Our bio ethanol fireplaces are elegant as they are practical. They'll be an accent for your home and improve the style of your interior. Accessories A bio-ethanol fireplace is the perfect choice for anyone looking to add warmth and beauty to your home without the hassle of chimneys or electrical connections. They don't require a chimney, and operate by burning ethanol fuel through a specially-designed burner. They're also non-odorous and produce little smoke or soot. These kinds of fireplaces are becoming more and more popular due to their being versatile, easy to install and great to use in indoor spaces. There are a variety of different designs to pick from, including freestanding models as well as wall mounted ones. They are typically available in two sections; the frame and the burner. The bioethanol you'll be burning in your new fireplace will come in the form of a liquid or gel and is a sustainable resource that comes from corn and potatoes. It is made from leftovers of these plants after the food industry uses what they need. Ethanol burns fast and cleanly leaving no soot nor Ash and is safer than traditional wood-burning fireplaces. Bio ethanol fireplaces are a great alternative to traditional chimneys. They can be utilized in homes, or outdoors. This makes them the perfect choice for shepherds ' huts or conservatories, as well as summer houses as well as sheds and workshops! Ethanol fires are not only the best choice for a fireplace however, they're also affordable. A full fireplace suite like the Mano Mano Adam Solus Fireplace Suite in Oak with Colorado Bioethanol Fire, for instance, can be bought from Wayfair for $569 and will surely transform any space! The number of accessories available is growing as the market for these fireplaces expands. There are a wide range of accessories to make your fireplace more stylish and efficient. Review the information on certain items to see whether they come with these accessories.