Mix 850 Ethanol Fire Pit – Graphite

• Black Glass Charcoal – The Black Glass Charcoal is made from high-quality tempered glass and has been designed to withstand harsh weather and temperatures of up to 1300ºF/700ºC.
• Fire Lighter – This refillable butane lighter supports the safe ignition of the lighting rod. The length of the lighter further enhances the management of the lighting process.
• Lighting Rod – This operational accessory enables you to safely adjust the slider position of the Burner at any time. It is also used for the ignition and extinguishing procedures.
• Jerry Can 5L – Safety features include automatic stop flow, fast flow rate, locking thumb button control, and self-venting system.
• Bottle Adaptor – The adaptor connects the safety spout from the Jerry Can straight onto the e-NRG bottle making fuelling the fire quicker and easier.

An ethanol fire pit is an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to gas fireplaces and wood burning fireplaces. Enjoy the warmth and aesthetic benefits of a traditional fireplace without the smoke, soot or ash in your home.

Ethanol fire pits are self-contained, burning bioethanol fuel that is housed within the stainless steel container. A flame regulator controls and stabilizes the flame. With a designated filling area, and easy shut off mechanism, you can ignite the flame and turn it off in a matter of seconds.

All heating appliances have their own smell be it gas, wood or electric – ethanol fire pits are no different. e-NRG ethanol fuel is made of fermented plants like sugarcane or corn and is essentially a liquid alcohol. To safely make “de-natured” and unfit for consumption, substances have been added. The burning of these substances may cause a slight smell upon initial lighting and when the flame is extinguished – similar to when you blow out a candle. e-NRG ethanol fuel has the lowest odor and longest burn time on the market. The nice thing about using ethanol is that it’s not dry like gas or smokey like wood.

The ethanol fire pits are ventless, meaning all the heat stays in the room rather than escaping up a flue. Increased heat retention means increased fuel efficiency and a better chance of staying warm. While providing warmth, ethanol fires are not designed to be used as a room’s primary heat source.