would this work for a fireplace insert with high heat .
1162007
I don't know for sure, but I doubt it. I do know that the fan motor has an internal thermal switch which makes it shut down if it gets too hot. So my best guess would be that it is not a good choice for that application, unless the motor is well insulated from the high temperatures.
1162008
I would not use it myself ,the wires ( plug ) are of a standard coveiring and not heat shielded.
1099475
"Can be used in indoor and outdoor applications, with a temperature range of 35 to 115 degrees F and a service temperature range -20 to +200 degrees F"My primary concern would be the temperature range of the fireplace. Might want to check with an infrared thermometer. If the fireplace temp gets too hot, the epoxy will degrade and the mirror will fall. I agree with Steve that mechanical fastening is probably best in this application.
1972804
I'd have to see the application.. I wouldn't use it near a completely open flame but if draped over something as an insulator without being in contact with the flame I wouldn't see why not...it handles the temperatures from my Firebox with ease and only slight discoloration..
965288
It will work only if the fireplace insert extends 5 inches or more out of the flush wall of the original firebox. This will give you a place to set the fan on. I doubt it would work well with a gas fireplace insert because the temperatures reached are not high enough to make the fan spin. It does work well with a wood fireplace insert.
268720
I have a Quadra-Fire 41i-ACC Wood Insert (Cast Iron) and it works fine with that. [You'll have to determine where on your stove you want to place it (the thinnest part of the Stove is best). If it's a vertical surface, then test to make sure it will hold a magnet.]
2278634
Yes, it will. I use mine on a ceramic stove top and it works just fine. Use your largest burner and don't turn the heat above medium.
2047311
I would think that it could be, because it puts out a low-grade amount of heat. Though, I would suggest putting it on a flat stone or tile first.
1974395
Maybe, if your fireplace opening it large enough to allow the unit to be placed inside. If you do this however, it will not be as efficient as if it is freestanding. IE less heat in the room. I recommend simply buying a new gas fireplace insert not a stove.
2138666
I wouldn't use it too close to a fireplace. It is metal and will get hot to the touch.
1229123
I haven't tried it but I think it would work. It can get very hot on high. I'd start with low and back off some until I got a feeling for how much heat is needed.
2036890
That is what we bought it for, but it didn't work out well. I would not recommend it. The flame goes out in the smallest wind.
1798034
It's pretty heavy and would get very hot; but if you have something safe to hold it up over a campfire, it should work just fine. It's made out of heavy-duty cast iron, already seasoned and ready to be used. I would recommend using a lodge item that has a handle though.
1755269
You would need to bring both 120v to the device and the low voltage wires from the fireplace to it as well. If you can make that happen it should work.
1262410
Probably...I purchaseed this to install in a converted patio fire pit & it works great.
2127439
This unit is intended for use with a Real Flame mantel, or so it is labeled. I have a carpenter friend completing a custom mantel for this firebox, so can't honestly answer this yet. I will say I ran the unit twice standing freely --alone and without being encased in a mantel--as it is out of the box. The heat is driven outward by a fan; little to no heat was generated on sides or top of my unit.
1217274
That unit would not fit your fire place correctly. These units require about 2-3 inches of space on the sides so that air flow for the unit to work correctly. I would advise that you purchase a ClassicFlame 28-inch Infrared Electric Insert & Trim Kit - 28II200GRA-BBKIT28. The Dimensions are 32.91'' W x 27.21'' H x 10.35'' D Firebox Dims: 29.13'' W x 23.16'' H x 10.35'' D With Trim Kit Dims: 32.91'' W x 27.21'' H x 10.35'' D The firebox is smaller so you would be able to get good air flow & the trim kit would cover any open or gapping space left over by the size.
739616
This stove has a vertical stove pipe attaching collar. It depends if you have a stove pipe connection to your fireplace chimney that is higher than the top of the stove. I have had a fireplace insert, and this stove would not fit, unless your fireplace opening was higher than the stove. The problem then would be closing off the area around the stove, so you could get a draft. You would probably be better off buying a fireplace insert if that is your application.