Senso Basket is a bioethanol fire, suitable for smaller indoor spaces. The flame has two levels of height, so you can either enjoy the fire for many hours or use for a short heat boost. Includes a handy remote control . The Plug&Play automatic system will start the fire quickly and safely.
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Fits in standard Irish size Fireplace. Real flames, real heat, No chimney!
Senso Basket is a bioethanol fire, suitable for smaller indoor spaces. The flame has two levels of height, so you can either enjoy the fire for many hours or use for a short heat boost. Includes a handy remote control . The Plug&Play automatic system will start the fire quickly and safely.
Automatic refill system for clean simple refuel. Zero % carbon monoxide means no chimney or flue system required.
The optional grate and handmade logs, to put on the fireplace, make the Senso Basket resemble a traditional fireplace, without creating all the unwanted by-products of wood-burning, such as smoke, soot or ash.
Every ethanol fireplace by Planika is equipped with an automatic pump, to ensure safe and easy tanking. Connect the pump to the control panel, slide the other end of the pipe into the bottle with ethanol, and push the button. When the tank is filled, the process will stop automatically.
The process of burning ethanol doesn’t produce any smoke, soot, or ash, making it clean for the environment and for the users.
The compact size of Senso Basket allows you to arrange it effortlessly in any space.
No chimney requirements make the fire installation extremely undemanding, as it doesn’t intervene in the construction of the building.
To make sure our products don’t contribute to an excessive increase of fossil fuels to the environment, we decided to base our bioethanol fireplaces on a Net Zero Technology. The Fanola bioethanol fuel is obtained from seasonal plants, in Europe, these are mostly wheat, beetroots, and potatoes. The process of burning ethanol fuel only generates heat, water vapour, and a decreased amount of carbon dioxide.
This amount of CO2 is equal to the amount of carbon dioxide which can be absorbed by the mentioned plants, due to the intensified growth process.
