Bioethanol Burner Box

Created to satisfy demand for an elongated flame; the key feature of many stunning tailor-made indoor fires worldwide. The parallel lines of this rectangular-shaped fire are the perfect match with the clean lines of contemporary living. Linear features and minimal clearance requirement provide the freedom to create a stunning horizontal piece of architecture. · Colours: Brushed Stainless Steel / Black · Fuel: Bioethanol

"Built-in bio ethanol burner, open fire for indoor and outdoor use".

BASIC PRODUCT INFORMATION

Material: Top Grade #304 Stainless Steel Size: 633mm L x 216mm W x 114mm H Flame Size: 510mm Hole Size to fit Burner: 623mm L x 206mm W x 104mm H Packing Size: 73mm L x 27mm W x 17mm H Gross Weight: 12KGS/ 26.45LBS Net Weight: 10KGS/ 22.05LBS

Fuel Capacity: 7L	Room to Heat: 28㎡	Heat Output: 3333/H	Burning Time: 14 Hours

WHAT IS MANUAL BIO ETHANOL BURNER ?

There is no power connected to the bio fireplace and you must operate and fill the burner manually.

Manual burners are available in many different sizes and designs and are produced by many different manufacturers, but our structure , but with our unique structure , you find the best quality you need.

The most important by filling a manual burner is, that you NEVER refill a lit or hot burner. Bioethanol is highly flammable and can ignite if you dont follow the manufacturer's instructions.

The filling of a manual burner is done by filling bioethanol directly into the burner. Often directly down in the fire opening or though a small limb next to the fire opening. We recommend always using a funnel or pump to avoid spilling the bioethanol. If you waste any bioethanol, you should always wipe this up before turning on the bio fireplace.

If you want to refill a manual burner there just have been turned on. You have to make sure, that the flame is completely extinguished and the burner has been allowed to cool for 15-20 minutes before refilling commences.

HOW SAFE IS BIO ETHANOL FUEL ?

Now that you’ve got your bioethanol fireplace, you may be wondering: how safe is bioethanol fuel actually? It has the word "bio" in it and is made from fermented vegetables, but does that mean it’s actually safe? Turns out, it is actually one of the safest options out there. Not that you can drink the stuff or rub it on your skin, but as far as burning it goes, you’re in the clear so long as you are buying from a reputable manufacturer. Ethanol does not contain any pollutants, carbon monoxide, and other impurities that wood, gas and other sources of fuel release when being burned. You probably heard about gas and electric fireplaces. The latter two types, ethanol and gel fireplaces, are relatively new and not everybody knows what they are about. Let's learn a little bit about these innovative, eco-friendly fireplaces.

GOOD QUALITY FOR BEST CHOICE

Warranty: 1. Our fireplaces are guaranteed 1 year, parts and labor. Warranty begins on the date of purchase. 2. Warranty will be applied on presentation of a dated cash receipt and is strictly limited to factory service repair of the piece or pieces that are found to be defective. 3. Installations costs will not be reimbursed in any case as damages for any reason whatsoever. 4. Manufacturer will not be held responsible for any incidental or consequential defects, on goods or individuals. 5. The warranty will not be applied if devices have been subjected to abnormal use or if used under other conditions of use than the ones they were intended for. 6. The warranty will not apply in case of deterioration or accident due to negligence, damages caused by failing to maintain and service the device or resulting from an alteration of material.

Different types of installing a bio ethanol fireplace

There are various types of installing your bio ethanol fireplace. Choose the most stylish way to fit your house decoration.

Tips for installing your fireplace:

· Always make sure to build your fireplace in non-combustible materials. MDF is NOT suitable.

· Make sure there is plenty of space for the flame and heat - we recommend at least a distance of 50-60 cm above the burner.

· We recommend a minimum clearance of 50-60 cm above the fire opening for the flame

· There are not definite safety distances requirements for the sides, but we recommend 5-10 cm. If you choose to have several burners next to each other, we recommend about 5 cm apart.

· We recommend about 10 cm in front and behind the burner.

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