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RV Fireplaces with Crystals for warm ambiance

Add a modern spark to your camper with RV fireplaces that feature crystals. If you're replacing an old unit, measure your wall opening and compare cutout sizes, since replacement fireplaces rarely are an exact fit. Installs can take a little creative work, like removing a cabinet brace, but the clean crystal look is worth the effort.
Some include a proximity sensor that may not be switchable, so review the controls if pets could trigger it. Also, on certain units the heating element isn't a replaceable part; a full replacement may be required if it fails. Inspect the mirrored or glass front for chips before you secure the install.
They typically use a standard 110 volt three prong plug-in. Verify the outlet's circuit rating and what else shares that circuit. A unit drawing 12.5 amp running 1,500 watt was noted, so ensure your circuit can handle the load. If needed, use a nearby outlet or an extension to help reduce the electrical load on your camper.
Expect basic heat control, and check the fan details. One setup offered two heat settings but only one fan speed. Review the controls to see if the heat levels and fan speed match your comfort needs. If you prefer finer airflow control, confirm multiple fan speeds before buying.
It can, but measure your cutout first. Replacement fireplaces are rarely an exact fit, so plan for minor trim or cabinet changes. We've seen simple installs where cabinet doors and a center brace were removed. Keep a drill with Phillips bit and pliers handy. Before finalizing, dry-fit the unit and check glass alignment and edges for chips.