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PuraFlame

PuraFlame Western Electric Fireplace Insert with Fire Crackling Sound, Remote Control, 750/1500W, Black, 22 53/64 Inches Wide, 20 3/64 Inches High

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Size: 22 53/64 W X 20 3/64 H X 7 51/64 D


Features

  • Overall dimensions: Width: 24 51/64" x Height: 21 29/64" x Depth: 8 25/32". For more dimension details, please refer to "User Manual" in "Technical Specification" section.
  • 3 flame settings with variable intensity and brightness can be used with or without heat all year long; 100% energy saving LED technology. A sleek look with three-sided interior brick wall and clean glass front trim design, without the hassle of cleaning dust or ashes.
  • Life-like resin log which is 7 3/32" high sitting on the grate above ember bed, that's just what a wood burning fireplace looks like.
  • Adjustable thermostat; A supplemental heat for up to 400 sq. ft. CANNOT be used as a main heat source; Remote control provided for easy operation.
  • Easy to install and uninstall. With flat bottom, the insert can just sit on the floor directly; Plug in and use under a voltage of 120, CANNOT be hard wired. One year warranty but customer service is always ready for help whenever you need.

Brand: PuraFlame


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Dimensions: 8.78"D x 24.8"W x 21.46"H


Material: Metal


Finish Type: Wood


Installation Type: Wall Mount,Freestanding


Heat Output: 5100 British Thermal Units


Special Feature: Adjustable


Style: Western


Color: Black


Brand: PuraFlame


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Dimensions: 8.78"D x 24.8"W x 21.46"H


Material: Metal


Finish Type: Wood


Installation Type: Wall Mount,Freestanding


Heat Output: 5100 British Thermal Units


Special Feature: Adjustable


Style: Western


Color: Black


Room Type: Living Room


Ventilation Type: Vent Free


Heating Coverage: 400 square feet


Included Components: log,remote control,user


Item Weight: 37.7 Pounds


Shape: Rectangular


Burner type: Electric


Number of Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.


Maximum Compatible Size: 32 Inches


Manufacturer: PuraFlame


Item Weight: 37.7 pounds


Item model number: EF42D-FGF


Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 21, 2018


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