Electric fireplaces
Electric Fireplaces
Electric fireplaces make the flame from light alone: inserts with heater options for living spaces, and holographic models that run at 0 heat for pure ambience.
What the electric family covers: electric fireplaces
The electric family is the broad flame-effect category: fireplaces that run on electricity and produce the fire as an effect, with nothing burning and nothing vented. Inside the Embervia range it gathers two kinds of product: electric inserts, the insert form with heater options for rooms that want warmth, and the holographic series, which pursues the most convincing flame image of the range at zero heat.
The family's retail fame rests on the insert: a unit that slides into furniture or a surround and gives flame and heat at a switch. The wholesale list behind that fame is sorted by the same disciplines as the rest of the range — form, size, heater requirement, control — and the table below lays out the forms carried here.
Forms in the electric range
| Form | Effect | Heat |
|---|---|---|
| Electric inserts | Flame effect, built in | Heater models available |
| Holographic fireplaces | Projected flame over log media | 0 heat, ambience only |
| Water vapor inserts | Vapour flame effect | Heater models available |
The water vapor row sits in the table because buyers meet the families together: vapour and electric effects are the two flame-effect routes, and many lists hold both. Sort an electric list against the vapor range before sending, so the family marked on each line is deliberate rather than inherited from a listing's title.
Heat or no heat
The family's organising question is heat. Inserts with heaters serve rooms that want the flame to work as a comfort source. The holographic series serves the opposite brief: a flame image for ambience in spaces that must stay cool or where a heater is simply unwanted — displays, events, warm climates, public areas. Every electric item in an inquiry should carry its answer to the heat question beside it.
Sorting an electric list
Sort an electric list by form first, then mark the heater requirement and the control type per item. Sizes are confirmed against the furniture or opening for built-in items, exactly as in the vapor family. Quantities sit beside each item, and the destination market heads the list.
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Send an inquiry
Send your product list and quantities for a quote. Mark the heat requirement beside each electric item.