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ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear - Fireplace
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ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear

description ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear Overview

The ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear is an electric fireplace designed for modern spaces. Its exceptionally thin profile allows for flush mounting on walls, creating a sleek aesthetic. This unit provides 6,000 BTU heating and integrates WiFi connectivity for remote control operation. It’s suitable for homeowners seeking a contemporary heating solution and stylish design within living rooms or bedrooms.

help ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear FAQ

Can the ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear fireplace be recessed completely into the wall?

Yes, the ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear is specifically designed with an ultra-thin profile to allow for either fully recessed in-wall mounting or simple wall-hanging installation. This slim depth makes it incredibly popular for modern renovations where wall cavity space is limited. It provides the look of a built-in custom fireplace without the heavy construction.

How much square footage can the ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear heater cover?

The fireplace features a built-in 6,000 BTU heater that is capable of comfortably warming rooms up to 400 square feet. You can use the heater independently of the flame effects, making it suitable for year-round use. The heat can be vented from the front of the unit, allowing the unit to be safely recessed into the wall.

Can I control the ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear with my smartphone or smart home devices?

Yes, the unit features built-in WiFi connectivity, allowing it to be controlled via a dedicated smartphone app. This functionality lets users adjust the flame colors, temperature, and timer remotely. It provides modern convenience without requiring a separate remote hub.

Does the ZephyrFlame UltraSlim Linear require a dedicated electrical circuit?

Like most standard electric fireplaces, it usually plugs directly into a standard 120-volt household outlet and does not strictly require a dedicated 240-volt circuit. However, if you plan to run the heater continuously on high, avoiding sharing the circuit with other high-draw appliances is recommended. This prevents the breaker from tripping during use.

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