Duraflame Infrared Quartz Electric Fireplace Stove Heater with 3D Flame Effect (1K Sq. Ft)
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Color: Black Metal
Features
- 5,200 BTU infrared quartz electric fireplace provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet to help you save money
- Patent pending 3D flame effect technology creates realistic flames that dance on and behind the logs with 5 brightness levels
- Flame effect can be operated with or without heat, providing the ambiance of a gentle rolling fire all year long
- Interior back panel features a subway tile style pattern behind the fire
- Operational glass-front door with decorative mullions and large viewing area
- Black metal body with glass front door, decorative heater grill, and two wire mesh side panels for 3-sided viewing of the fire
- Adjustable thermostat with digital temperature readout and a range of 62-82 degrees
- Electronic timer function with automatic timed shut off from 30 minutes up to 9 hours
- Infrared quartz heating maintains humidity for comfortable heat that doest dry out the room's air
Description
5,200 BTU infrared quartz electric fireplace provides supplemental zone heating for up to 1,000 square feet to help you save money Patent pending 3D flame effect technology creates realistic flames that dance on and behind the logs with 5 brightness levels Flame effect can be operated with or without heat, providing the ambiance of a gentle rolling fire all year long
Brand: Duraflame
Material: Metal
Installation Type: Built In
Heat Output: 5200
Color: Black Metal
Ventilation Type: Vent Free
Heating Coverage: 1000 square feet
Burner type: Quartz
Product Dimensions: 27.5 x 25.5 x 14.5 inches
Item Weight: 39.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Duraflame
Batteries required: No
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Color: Bronze
As soon as we got this Duraflame Fireplace, I installed the feet. The 3 screws for each foot, that were in a package had ripped open during shipment somehow, but as I began taking out the styrofoam from the box, the small screws either fell out or got stuck in the styrofoam. It is OK. They were all there, plus with a couple extra screws. It was very easy to install upside down. Once that was finished I was able to move it into place right side up and simply plug it into the wall. The remote unit works best when you open the door. To change the temperature heat you can use the remote or press the buttons on the front inside door of the unit on the lower right bottom. Does it really heat 1,000 sqft? Uhm, not really. This unit will heat an area about 600 sqft. I put the temperature setting on the Duraflame at 82 degrees. It is meant to be used as an auxiliary heat source. We use our propane furnace to heat our entire home. We turn on the furnace in the morning, as it gets quite chilly in the winter morning in NW Montana, at the same time we turn on the Duraflame Fireplace. As the sun rises, we can low the furnace temperature and leave the Duraflame unit on for the rest of the day and it keeps our room warm at about 68 degrees Fahrenheit consistently. As for our electric bill, it went up about $40 but propane is much more expensive these days (Winter 2022-2023). For the remainder of the 1,000 sqft room, about 400 sqft, we use a different small ceramic heater. Keep in mind that these Duraflame fireplace units were not meant to heat a whole house. They are only about 1500 Watts with 5200 BTUs, but it does help to reduce the use of the whole house propane heater. Is it worth it? Yes. I would say.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2023 by G. Sunderlin
Color: Black
*UPDATE* 2/2/18 Here's a little update. It's been about 5 months now since buying this heater. Our winter was terribly cold & being the first year without central heat the entire house was freezing. I used this heater in the bedroom where me and my 3 year old sleep. It kept us very warm at night even during the coldest of nights (lowest at night was 9 degrees F). What I want to add to my initial review is that using space heaters to zone heat will make your electric bill go up. My electric bill for the entire month it was freezing cold came out to be $280 when normally with central heat (both gas & electric) it would be under $200. I did run 4 space heaters (this one, a Lasko, and a radiator heater, plus one small 1500 watt utility heater) in 2 bedrooms, the living room & the washroom. We are still in some cold weather and I have learned to close off rooms that are not used, also put up curtains to close off rooms without a door (like the hallway that connects to the living room and the kitchen door that goes into the den) which helps to keep the warm air in that certain area without allowing in drafts. Closing off sections of the house we are not using in the cold days and nights has helped greatly to keep the rooms we are in warmer. This heater has worked well since the first day and I think it will last many winters to come. it is one of the best heaters I have and would buy again from this brand. First of all, let me share with you a little bit about why I want this heater for my home. We have an older home (about 75 years old) with hardwood/cement floors (no carpet), older storm windows and 3 interior doors leading to the outside. Last year I had the house 'weatherized' and this year I've put up thermal curtains in all the windows, have added medium size area rugs in most rooms, also have covered one of the doors leading outside with plastic. Winters here the temps drop into the low 20's on snowy nights and highs range between 30's and 50's for December, January and the first part of February. Those are the coldest months for us. Normally we would use a 22-year-old Central Heat/Air unit that sits on top of the house for all our heating but over the last few years that has become unreliable. The last plumber/electrician I called out when the unit stopped working was hesitant to touch the unit because he said it is a 'electrical nightmare' (a handyman of the previous house owner spliced wires and connected them in unsafe ways to repair the unit and now it has become dangerous for electricians and plumbers to repair). This year the unit has gone out again. I would like to avoid paying $300 for another plumber to come out and 'patch' up the unit enough for it to work hopefully the entire winter (last year the plumber said it was iffy if the unit would last the entire winter). For me, the issue is keeping my old home warm this winter without the use of the Central Heat unit. Normally my gas/electric bill for the coldest months range on average $170 combined, so my goal is to stay below that cost per month with Zone Heating using space heaters in the rooms we use the most. I have done lots of research on Zone Heating to warm homes without the use of any other Central Heating units and the cost is supposed to be lower, but that I am not able to say because this is my winter without Central Heating. My reasons for picking this heater is because I wanted something that will stay cool to the touch and is hard to knock over because I have a 3-year-old and cats that are curious about anything in the house and I don't want any of them getting burned. I wanted a heater that would comfortably warm an ice cold room (old house, it gets very cold) both day and night and one that will last not only this winter but the next winter too. I don't want anything with plastic around it because an older infrared heater we had was plastic casing and the control knobs melted off the top of it. I wanted a heater that has a reputable name, is metal, not plastic, will also have the fireplace look to it, because I have always wanted a fireplace and the ability to move it around (has to be light). This heater is light, easy to move from one room to the other. Large enough to heat comfortably and quickly a medium size bedroom and quiet enough to leave on while sleeping. You can hear the fan but it is not much louder than most fan heaters and projects heat at least 3 feet in front of the unit but in a closed room it will comfortably warm the room. Cool to the touch, except a little warm on the top front where the heat comes out, but not hot to burn small hands or an animal. One of my cats likes to lay on top of the heater while it is on. The front door is glass and so are the sides. The unit is all metal, except the legs that are easy to attach. I'd recommend this heater. I am in the process of buying a couple more for the other bedrooms and smaller rooms in my home.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2017 by Cat Lady Cat Lady
Color: Black
My bullet points: 1. Arrived without any physical damage. 2. All parts needed for assembly (just attaching the feet) were present and included 3 extra screws. 3. The magnetic door magnet strongly holds the door where access to the control panel is located. 4. There are 5 "flame" brightness settings. The highest one (F5) should be brighter by about 30%. 5. The remote control has the ability to turn down the brightness of the flames, but will not turn it fully off. You must turn the unit off completely with the control panel or remote. A missed opportunity if you only want to have the heater on and no "log" lighting effects and also to save wear to the bulbs. The F0 setting ("glowing" logs only) does turn off the spinning rod that creates the "flames". The remote control itself is small with only four buttons. Mine seems to need to be pointed in a certain direction at the heater from 8ish feet away to get it to work consistently. Again, not a deal-breaker. Just an observation. Your mileage may vary. 6. The spinning rod that creates the flame effects can be heard (@F1-F5) in a quiet room when the heating element is not working. I find it mildly annoying (but by no means a deal-breaker) if there is nothing else to counter the sound. I'm also finding it very hard to think of a sound to compare it to for comparison. Maybe something like those 1970 electric clocks with the analog hands? That is about as close as I can come to the quality of the sound the revolving rod makes. In terms of its loudness, I would say in the 30-35db. range. The rate of the spinning rod remains constant regardless of the brightness setting. 7. One big gripe that reduced my overall score is that the rod used to create the flame effects can be easily seen inside the one long horizontal log. It can be very distracting to the overall ambiance when looking at what is a decent representation of the fake flame effects. It is the sort of thing where once you've seen it, it can't be unseen. The only counter that I can see as a remedy would be to hand paint or spray the log darker to severely reduce your sight of the rotating rod. 8. I believe that this unit puts out its 1500 watts of output full time as I can find no setting that would allow you to reduce this to 750 watts or what most other heaters having a low setting could offer. Again, I don't find this to be a deal-breaker for the simple fact that it has a thermostat which turns the element on and off based on your temperature setting(s). 9. As for the thermostat itself...I'm currently having mixed results as to its ability to work consistently. The 2nd day I had it set to 70 degrees with the outdoor temperature in the '40s and my unit did not shut off for many, many hours. The room was definitely over the rated temperature I set it for and I had to manually dial back the setting to 68. The largest reason I bought this unit was to automatically regulate the temp. of the room so I don't have to manually shut it off when the room reaches the desired temp. Over the last 3 days though, it seems to be working as intended; keeping what I feel like is the target temp. I've set it for. Maybe it just needed to be "broken in"? Time will tell and I will return this product if the thermostat function gets too far off the beaten path. I'm not paying this kind of money for a thermostat that won't work correctly. 10. As for the heating unit itself...I was surprised by the force of the air coming out of the grill. You can easily feel it from 8 feet away as a slight breeze. This means that the heat is being pushed into your room which makes it pretty effective at warming said room quickly. I have to heat a 250sq. ft. room and it took about 45 minutes from a cold start to reach my 70-degree target temp. I also like that once the heating element is shut down that the fan continues to work until the heating element has sufficiently cooled down. 11. As a note on the assembly of the feet, you will feel initially a firm bite (tight to start out) to the screw which gives way to a much easier screw in (it actually felt as if they were stripped out during the middle part of the screwing in phase) and then a firm final seating of the screw at the end. I would be careful to not over-torque the screws once they are seated and bottomed out. You know, the old firm but not too firm thing. 12. As for the top of the unit and the temperature of it...my seat of the pants hand test tells me it can get upwards of what feels like 90 degrees. Maybe 100 tops. So, if you plan on placing anything on it, make sure it can withstand those temperatures over time. Decorative candles need not apply. And obviously, DO NOT hang any fabrics over the front where the heating element would cause it to catch fire. 13. Lastly, I would have loved to have chosen another color other than black. There are I think 4 other colors to choose from but the insane markup (as high as $250!) for some is ridiculous. As the title says, I think this is overpriced in the first place @ $165ish (depending on Amazon's markdowns) for what it is but what can you do? I also liked the clear unobstructed front and side acrylic windows vs. some other units that have semi-obstructed views of the flames.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by Jeff M.