Extended, premium inbuilt electric fireplace
The Escea LE1000 is an extended, premium inbuilt electric fireplace designed to serve as a striking visual focal point on expansive walls and in large, open-plan living areas. Measuring over a meter in viewable width, its linear proportions offer wider viewing angles that command attention, effortlessly capturing the presence of a traditional wood-burning fire without any of the associated maintenance.
Advanced Flame-Map technology drives the realistic display by projecting high-definition footage of real burning logs onto specialized glass with millimeter precision. This holographic imaging creates a deep, multi-dimensional illusion of flames and flying sparks rising directly from the hand-painted, split-log fuel bed. Beneath the logs, a synchronized bed of pulsing LED embers glows in perfect harmony with the changing flame patterns, capturing the authentic motion and depth of a true hearth.
Because the fireplace operates entirely on standard electricity, it eliminates the need for gas lines, flues, or external vents. This zero-clearance rating allows for complete architectural freedom, meaning the unit can be safely integrated directly against standard building materials like drywall, timber, or custom cabinetry. Homeowners can finish the surround in any material they choose and can safely mount a television directly above the fireplace for a completely integrated entertainment hub.
The heater provides robust warmth with adjustable climate settings, delivering up to 3kW of high-efficiency heat. For comfort across all seasons, a dedicated flame-only mode allows the visual projection to operate independently of the heating elements, delivering ambient cozy light on warmer evenings without altering the room temperature. The entire system is managed via a slimline touchscreen remote or a smartphone app, providing easy control over the customizable flame settings, heat output, and a built-in thermostat, while cool-touch safety glass keeps the surface safe for households with children and pets.
Flexible visual customization
Flexible visual customization allows you to tailor the fireplace atmosphere to suit your mood or the time of day through four distinct fire settings. You can cycle through options that alter the intensity and character of the display, moving from a subtle, slow-burning ember glow that adds a quiet warmth to the room, up to a vibrant, full-bodied roar for maximum visual impact. These adjustments let you control how high the flames dance and how brightly the log bed pulses, ensuring the backdrop transitions smoothly from a relaxed evening ambiance to a striking centerpiece for entertaining.
Escea LE1000 Electric Fireplace
The advanced Flame-Map technology projects high-definition imagery of real wood fires directly onto handcrafted logs. This creates a highly realistic visual experience featuring dancing light and glowing embers, completely eliminating the smoke, ash, and routine cleaning associated with traditional wood fireplaces.
Featuring a zero-clearance rating, this fireplace can be seamlessly integrated into almost any wall without requiring any vents, flues, or special structural chimneys. This design gives you full creative flexibility to finish the surround in materials like timber or stone, and it lets you safely mount a television directly above the heater.
Engineered with an efficient heating system capable of delivering up to 3kW of warmth, the unit easily heats modern living spaces. The visual flame effects can also operate completely independently from the heating function, allowing you to enjoy the ambient glow of a fireside atmosphere during warmer months without adding heat to the room.
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And just so you know, all our fireplaces comply with the Environmental Protection (Solid Fuel Heater) Regulations 2018 under the BurnWise program, and Australian Standards AS/NZS 4012: 2014 and AS/NZS 4013: 2014.
