Versatile Contemporary Electric Fire

The Celsi Electriflame VR 750 features a stunning wide glass panel at the front and glass on both sides, delivering panoramic views of mesmerising flames from anywhere in the room. This versatile model can also be installed as a two-sided or single-sided fire using the supplied blanking plates, allowing for a customised display to suit your space.

Powered by patented E-VR Flame Projection Technology, the fire creates a highly realistic flame illusion at the front, centre, and rear of the crystal ash ember fuel bed. The unique remote control lets you adjust LED flame brightness, select single or dual flame colours, control thermostatic heating settings, and set a daily timer for convenience.

Designed to be inset, the fire requires a custom stud base plinth and top section (not included) to create a sleek, modern feature. The panoramic glass front measures 750mm (29½") and showcases dancing flames that create a warm, inviting atmosphere.

With a concealed fan heater offering 1kW and 2kW heat settings, the fire delivers comforting warmth when needed. The flame-only setting allows you to enjoy authentic Virtual Reality flames year-round without heat.

Energy-efficient LED lighting keeps running costs low, and the fire is EcoDesign compliant to optimise energy savings. Safety is ensured with a built-in thermal cut-out sensor.

Key Features:

• Contemporary electric fire with panoramic 750mm (29½") glass front and side panels

• Can be installed as single or two-sided using supplied blanking plates

• Patented Electriflame VR Flame Projection Technology: flames front, centre, and rear

• Remote control for flame brightness, dual colour flames, thermostat, and timer

• Concealed fan heater with 1kW and 2kW heat outputs

• Flame-only setting for year-round ambience

• Crystal ash ember fuel bed

• EcoDesign compliant for energy efficiency

• Thermal cut-out safety sensor

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