can fireplace be left on overnight? how long can it safely be on?
1770006
I usually don't leave any space heater on overnight or when I am not there. With it being electric I am sure it wouldn't be a problem, but I'd rathe be safe than sorry. I have had it on all day while there, and it seems to do just fine. No issues.
1770007
We only use ours for an hour or so at a time because it heats up the bedroom so quickly. So long as it does not overheat the room it is in I don't think you'll have a problem with it running all night. Just follow the instructions and keep it at least a foot away from other things. I believe that it has an internal thermostat that shuts it off if it heats itself up too much. It is a very high quality device and we are very happy with it!
1770008
It has a auto turn off if it gets too hot. But I would not leave it on all night. It does not have a timer.
465637
1-2 hours, depending on the condition of the battery. The heater draws over 7-amps.You really need a much bigger battery. Deeply discharging the battery frequently will significantly shorten the battery's lifespan.We use ours in a motorhome to preheat the bed in the evening, running it for about a 1/2 hour.It draws too much power to leave it on overnight unless we have shore power.
1996879
It can, I wouldn't leave it outside overnight though. If it's a nice day it should be fine and you can brush off any dirt that might get on it. It's really warm inside once the door flaps are closed.
994672
We've left ours on for a month with no problems. It is thermostatically controlled so it seems easier to keep it on all the time than start from scratch every time we want to use it (the wax does harden when the unit is off).
417871
I'm hesitant to answer given it's a question of a fire hazard but I can say that I leave mine on, 24 hours a day, in my small walk-in closet even when I'm away for 4 months at a time.
411473
I suppose if you have an electrical source coming from behind the cabinet to feed the unit. But if you leave it on all the time like I do, I would take a chance of the heat drying out and cracking the wood. Or worse being a fire risk.
934602
I leave it on year round to help with heat / cooling loss & drafts. My fireplace is super drafty. It's not perfect, but certainly helps. Don't know that I'd use it until after the fire has cooled down. Not sure how fire proof it is.
671456
I know that we have left ours on for at the most three days straight with no issues. But I'm unsure what the manufacturer would recommend as normal use, my suggestion is that you check with Econo-Heat on this question.
1836862
That entirely depends on you you plumb it in. If you just put it inline with the gas supply, you'd have to turn it on every time, and the fireplace would turn off after the timer ends (max 1 hour) unless you turn the dial again. This is how I have it setup with my gas grill. You could also plumb it in with a bypass valve so that opening the valve would bypass the timer, and your fireplace would run forever.
1637144
The candles stay on for about 5 hours before timing off. There is an "on" option as well as timer so you could just turn them on and leave them on if that is helpful.
1983377
I've gone to sleep with it on and turned it off in the middle of the night because the room got too warm. I've never actually left it on all night but I've left it on until about 3am.
2110445
U can leave it on all night. I have 2 teenagers who leave them on constantly. There is a timer for upto 8hrs if u want that option. So far these have held up well and I recommend them.
136004
I leave mine on all the time, unless I'm leaving the house for more than a few hours (just a safety thing with me). It doesn't get that hot, however
1093313
This unit caught on fire in 20 minutes. In my humble opinion, you might not want to leave in another room unattended:):)
1752700
I would wait about 2 hours minimum. but ideally overnight, just to be sure. If it was last used 2 months ago,, one more night won't hurt.
1283090
The maximum run time is 12 hours. The stove can be used overnight as long as all rules and safety precautions are followed per the product manual.
1847347
Grace, We recommend against putting your TV or any electronic device over a fireplace. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S