VIVA 160 L BIO bioethanol stove with steel door in a modern, bright living room

VIVA 160 L BIO

A striking height, a rounded design and a bioethanol fire combined

With its striking height, the VIVA 160 L BIO – the tallest model in the VIVA L series – brings an elegant vertical presence to the room. Its timeless rounded shape appears light and modern, whilst the generous, curved glass panel impressively showcases the tranquil Bioethanol fire. This creates a cosy...
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Does a bioethanol fireplace need electricity?

Whether a Bioethanol fireplace requires electricity depends on the type of burner. Manual Bioethanol fireplaces do not require electricity, whereas automatic models do.

Manual Bioethanol fireplaces are filled, lit and extinguished by hand. They can be operated without a power source.

Automatic Bioethanol fireplaces require a power connection, as the ignition, sensors and control systems are electrically operated.

Does a bioethanol stove get hot, and what safety distances do I need to maintain?

Yes, a bioethanol stove becomes hot during use. Do not touch the glass panels or the top cover plates whilst the stove is in use or immediately afterwards.

The required safety distances depend on the model and the installation situation. Always maintain the minimum distances from flammable materials. You will find the exact details regarding safety distances in the user manual for the relevant bioethanol stove.

How do you operate a bioethanol fireplace?

How to operate a Bioethanol fireplace depends on the type of Burner. The key factor is whether the fireplace is fitted with a manual or automatic Bioethanol Burner.

A manual Burner is operated by hand. It is filled using a funnel, lit with a firelighter and extinguished by smothering the flame. An automatic burner is filled using a pump. Depending on the model, it is controlled using a remote control, via the control panel on the unit, or via an app.

You will find detailed operating instructions in the user manual for your fireplace.