The Onyx Orbit hanging electric fire delivers a dramatic suspended centrepiece, granting an expansive panoramic view of an exposed flame effect and lifelike oak logs. Thanks to its pendant aesthetic, these ceiling-hung designer fires are particularly suited to open living spaces whether mounted to flat or vaulted ceilings.
Ceiling-hung fire Can be used with or without the heat Rotate up to 340° for altering your preferred viewing aspect Lifelike oak log-effect Open-fronted aesthetic Up to 1.5kW heat output Chromalight® Immersive LED System Three flame colour choices: amber; amber with blue accent; blue 13 different fuel bed lighting colours, plus spectrum mode Integrated moodlighting with 13 colours, plus spectrum mode Adjustable brightness for fuel bed, moodlighting and flame effects Bracket option for flat ceiling, or fully adjustable bracket option for vaulted/angled ceilings 0.8m and 1.6m flue pipe length options to suit varying ceiling heights* Thermostatic eco handset Ecodesign compliant
Once installed, Onyx Orbit ceiling hung electric fires can be rotated up to 340° to alter the viewing aspect to your preferred angle.
Fully adjustable bracket option allows for mounting the Onyx Orbit onto a ceiling up to a 60° angle.
Onyx Orbit electric fires come with a thermostatic eco handset to give you complete and easy control over the host of features, heating and visual settings.
Innovative energy saving features let you ‘set and forget’ your Onyx Orbit to turn heating on or off, as well as intelligently manage the heat output to minimise energy use, so you can completely immerse yourself in the visual effects.
This product does not come with a standard three-pin plug, and therefore requires full installation to the mains by a qualified electrician. Onyx Orbit electric fires require a minimum 1mm2 CSA / 16 AWG cable. Please refer to the instruction manual supplied with the product for full information. It is recommended that persons under the age of 12 should not be left unattended with the product when in operation unless a suitable fireguard is used to protect them against the possibility of direct contact.
