PREMIUM BIOETHANOL FUEL FOR FIRES, Bio ethanol Liquid fuel for bioethanol fires (1 LITRE)

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Bioethanol fuel is a liquid fuel that be poured or pumped into a bioethanol fireplace, depending on the type of fireplace (see more about the types of bioethanol fireplaces here). We recommend removing all ceramic pebbles and logs before refilling the fuel tank — that way, you’ll avoid accidentally spraying bioethanol over your ornamental logs and stones. They’ll be hot if you have been using your fire, so let them cool down before you move them. The firebox may also have a “slider” that controls the heat output. The rest of the device, the stove or open fire look, is little more than decoration although it has to be said that the range of these is huge, from traditional wrought iron basket with false logs to traditional wood burners to devices with an ultra-contemporary look. It burns alcohol-based ethanol fuel. You put fuel into the burner container and light it up with a long lighter. In many models, the size of the flame can be controlled by reducing the burner opening. You can turn it off anytime by closing the burner completely. Difference between ethanol and gel fireplaces Bio-ethanol fuel, sometimes called 'bio fuel', is a sustainable 'green fuel' produced from crops such as sugar cane or maize. It produces a very clean, smokeless form of heat as it doesn't generate any harmful gasses, sparks or soot.

The right type of bioethanol fireplace fuel should always be used in line with the manufacturer’s guidelines.An alternative to traditional fires are the ultra-sleek and modern bioethanol fireplaces. They offer both a modern and traditional design for domestic and commercial settings and while you may have seen these fires before and fallen in love with the design, you may have wondered what the cost factors are. Fill the ethanol burner. Bio ethanol fuel is a liquid fuel that comes in bottles. These bottles allow you to fill the burner without the risk of spills or the burner overflowing. Here are 3 sets of tables showing how much 1 litre and 20 litres would last you at fully open, half open and a quarter open: Fully Open Volume (L) Installations of our product in a diverse number of environments, we’re proud of what we’ve created.

While other types of fireplaces can use different fuels such as gas, wood and pellets, bioethanol fireplaces need a particular type of fuel. Hang your bioethanol fireplace on the wall, and add stunning new life to your living room or kitchen. It takes up almost no space, so it fits in almost any home. Installing a wall mounted fireplace is incredibly easy and the vast majority of walls can support the weight of a wall-hung bioethanol fire. However, always be aware of the load bearing capacity of the wall and the weight of the fireplace, as this can vary from fireplace to fireplace. Wood-burning stoves and open fireplaces generally generate around 5kWh of heat (depending on their size), but this is often too hot for small-to-medium-sized rooms. So, you should find that your bioethanol fireplace gives off plenty of heat, even for deep midwinter. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), other gases and particulate matter are released during combustion, so ethanol fireplaces should be placed in well-ventilated spaces; Wall-mounted ethanol fireplaces require mounting on a wall, just like hanging a picture or a flat screen TV and all the hardware is included in the box. This short video will show you how to install a wall mounted ethanol fireplace:Never cover the burning aperture of your bioethanol fuel box with accessories. Place all accessories around the edges of the fuel box, keeping the burning opening clear. The desire for a focal point of an open fire or wood burner, that sense of hearth-and-home, has been with us since time immemorial. The need to see leaping flames seems to be in our DNA. The problem is that it is difficult to fit a ‘real fire’ in a modern house or a house with current thermal efficiency levels. Wood burners put out more heat than the room they are in needs and open fires need a chimney that ruins the airtightness of the house, also as well as being horribly inefficient.

Our bio ethanol burners are self-contained and require no gas or electrical utility connections - speeding up installation.

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We offer burners in many different sizes, in fact everything from 0.3 litres of capacity all the way up to 22.5 litres. So the time our bioethanol stoves can burn on one filling of bio ethanol fuel varies a lot. In this article we will provide you an example of the costs for running a bio ethanol fire, including any influences on the figures. It’s always important never to manually refuel a bioethanol fireplace without letting it sufficiently cool down first