Smart ethanol fireplaces
Smart Ethanol Fireplaces
The smart ethanol line is the powered end of the ethanol family: bioethanol inserts and built-in models with remote control, app control and smart-home integration.

The smart line: smart ethanol fireplaces
The smart line gathers the ethanol models that light, adjust and shut down under powered control. The flame is a real bioethanol flame; what the smart layer adds is the handling. Ignition and flame adjustment run from a remote control or an app, and the line is built to sit inside a wider smart-home setup rather than beside it.
The core product is a stainless smart insert with a glass guard, supplied in graduated sizes for built-in work. Around it sit slim semi-automatic built-in models at customised widths and ultra-long linear models for wide feature walls. All of them share the same control logic, so a project can mix sizes without mixing operating habits.
Control options on the smart line
| Control | How it is used |
|---|---|
| Remote control | Ignition and flame adjustment from the room |
| App control | Operation and scheduling from a phone |
| Smart-home link | Run with home automation systems, such as Zigbee or KNX setups |
| Semi-automatic operation | Slim built-in models with assisted ignition |
Which options apply to which model is a confirmation point, not an assumption: the line is published with remote and app control and with smart-home compatibility, and the exact pairing for a given size is settled in the inquiry. Buyers integrating the fireplace into a building system should name the system in the inquiry, beside the items it will run.
Smart inserts and slim built-in models
The insert is the standard way the smart line enters a project: a self-contained stainless unit that drops into a prepared opening and carries its own guard, fuel system and controls. Slim models serve the same purpose where the wall depth is limited, at semi-automatic operation and at widths customised to the opening.
For a run of rooms or a run of apartments, the insert form keeps the installation identical from unit to unit while the widths follow the openings. A buyer ordering for repetition should group the list by width, mark the control type once per group, and put the quantity beside each group rather than listing every room separately.
Long linear smart fireplaces
At the wide end, the smart line stretches into ultra-long linear fireplaces for minimalist interiors: a single extended flame row in a wide wall. These are feature pieces, usually the only fire in the room, and the control layer matters most here because the fireplace is operated often and from a distance.
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