INMOZATA 3-in-1 Electric Fire (Black, 152cm/60")

Can this fire be installed under a TV?

Yes. The air vent sits on the upper front area of the unit and directs hot air forward rather than upward. Amazon recommends a minimum clearance of 20cm from the top of the fireplace to the bottom of any object placed above it, such as a TV or shelf.

What mounting options are available?

The fire supports three installation methods: freestanding using the included feet, wall mounted using brackets, or recessed into a wall cavity. The insert size for the 152cm model is 150 x 32.3 x 15.2cm, which needs to match the cavity if recessing.

Does the flame effect work without the heater running?

Yes. The LED flame display can run on its own without switching on either heat setting. This uses only 3-4W of power, making it cheap to run as a purely decorative feature during warmer months.

How much room will this fire heat?

According to the manufacturer, it heats spaces up to 37 square metres on the 1800W setting. One reviewer confirmed it warmed a 7 x 4 metre living room effectively alongside their existing central heating.

Is the thermostat accurate?

Some buyers have reported the thermostat sensor reads roughly 10°F off actual room temperature, so the fire may switch on or off slightly earlier or later than expected. It still functions as an automatic on/off control once you account for this offset.

How noisy is it when the heater is running?

Reviewers describe the fan noise as low and smooth rather than intrusive. One buyer noted it did not disturb TV watching at normal volume, though there is some audible fan sound when heat settings are active. With flame-only mode there is no noise at all.

What's included with the fire and how is it controlled?

The unit comes with a remote control and also has a touch screen panel built into the fireplace itself. Both let users adjust power, the 1 to 8 hour timer, flame colour from 12 options, brightness across 5 levels, thermostat setting and heat output.

What is the running cost?

One reviewer reported a cost of around 34p per hour on the low heat setting, though actual cost depends on your electricity tariff. The two heat settings are 900W and 1800W, so running costs scale with whichever setting you choose.