HOMCOM Freestanding Electric Log Burner, Grey 820-130V70GY offers a convincing 3D LED log flame visible through front and side glass, with the flame effect independent of heat for year‑round ambience. Two heat modes (1000/2000W) with a stepless thermostat warm 15–30 m² while the compact freestanding design with detachable legs suits flats and snug corners. Built‑in overheat cut‑off and tip‑over switches ensure safety; at 2 kW running cost is £0.68/hr (34p/kWh). FastDaddyshop consultants recommend 1000W for small bedrooms and 2000W for open‑plan living areas.
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Seeking the atmosphere of a real log fire without the space, mess or ventilation requirements? The HOMCOM Freestanding Electric Log Burner (model 820-130V70GY) recreates a convincing 3D flame and glowing charcoal bed with the convenience of electric heating. The flame effect operates independently of the heater so you can enjoy the ambience all year round. With stepless thermostat control and two heat settings (1000W / 2000W) it is engineered to heat rooms up to 30 m² efficiently; our advisers often recommend the 1000W setting for small bedrooms (≤15 m²) and 2000W for open-plan living spaces closer to 30 m². Compact at 36.5 x 24 x 46 cm and with a 1.5 m power cord, it fits neatly into tight nooks where a traditional wood burner would not — and from the experience of our FastDaddyshop managers, it is typically around 7.8 kg, making it simple to move for cleaning or seasonal storage.
Compared with conventional fan heaters, this electric log burner delivers far superior visual ambience while offering comparable warmth. Compared with an open-flue stove it is safer for flats and rented properties because it requires no flue, produces no smoke and needs no fuel storage. At full 2 kW output, expect a running cost in the region of £0.68 per hour at an electricity price of 34p/kWh — a useful benchmark when comparing against other electric heaters. On the safety side the integrated automatic overheat cut-off and tip-over switch provide important protection; as a precaution (and as noted below) never cover the heater or obstruct the base opening.
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