See-through fireplaces: Gas vs Electric

Comparison of gas vs electric see-through fireplaces #electricfire #electricfireplace
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[@marlew6629]

An electric fireplace produces very little heat - maybe 5000 BTU. You can't use it as a heat source. Even if you buy one that can be hardwired for 240 volts, and it increases to between 8000 - 10000 BTU, it's still not very much heat.

[@stylishfireplaces]

@@marlew6629 It's meant as a supplementary heat source, not a primary source. It's also great for zone heating.