How the EcoFire Works
The
EcoFire supplies a light pattern of air into the base of the fire.
Working a bit like an electric bellow, the EcoFire increases the
temperature of the fire thus burning off most of the pollutants.
The volitiles in the wood that produce smoke don't ignite until
they are well over 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. The average fire
in a fireplace burns at aproximately 900 - 1,100 degrees. The
EcoFire averages 1,600 - 1,800 degrees. Smoke is simply incomplete
combustion. The EcoFire helps to create a complete combustion.
Heated
air jets into the base of the fire make for the perfect fire,
easy to start and easy to maintain using less wood. By increasing
the temperature of the fire, the EcoFire dramatically reduces
pollution. The specically designed curved heat shield radiates
heat and protects the interior of the fireplace.

Wood or Pressed Logs
The
EcoFire helps to start a fire by providing just enough air to
aid the combustion. And when the fire has burnt down, you can
add a log and turn the air on high to restart a hearty fire.
The
EcoFire also works well with pressed or manufactured logs such
as Duraflame. Using the EcoFire helps to alleviate the petrochemical
(wax_ smell that is emitted by these logs.