Freestanding ยท R.W.FLAME

R.W.FLAME S180 Electric Fireplace

Freestanding, 500 W

Heat output (maker)
5,100 BTU/h
Wattage
500 W
Flame effects
4
Material
Alloy Steel
Dimensions (seller)
10.7"D x 16.8"W x 20.5"H
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In short

Built for renters and apartments.

Wins
1,706 BTU/h of heat.
Gives ground
Supplemental heat only.
Suits
Renters and apartments.

Updated October 2026

What you get

The R.W.FLAME S180 Electric Fireplace is a freestanding with a 500-watt heater, which works out to about 1,706 BTU per hour (3.412 BTU per watt).

At 500 watts it uses about 0.5 kWh an hour on high and draws 4.2 amps at 120 volts; keep it on a circuit without other big loads. Price it at your electricity rate.

The listing states 4 flame settings, and like most electric fireplaces the flame can run with the heat off.

It stands on its own and plugs into a nearby outlet; no vent or chimney is involved.

No combustion means no venting, no gas line and no carbon monoxide, which is why they go into bedrooms and apartments.

Also on the listing: overall dimensions of 10.7 in (D) x 16.8 in (W) x 20.5 in (H) and alloy steel construction.

The figures, from the maker

Each figure is the maker's or the listing's own, with its source marked. A figure the maker doesn't give is shown as not stated.

Model numberS180Retailer
PowerACRetailer
Dimensions (seller)10.7"D x 16.8"W x 20.5"HRetailer
MaterialAlloy SteelRetailer
Mounting / installationFreestandingRetailer
Heat output (maker)5,100 BTU/hRetailer
Features (seller)CordedRetailer
Model nameS180Retailer
Wattage500 WRetailer
Flame effects4Retailer

Is it the right heater for the room?

Pick it when

  • Renters and apartments
  • Rooms where gas or wood can't go

Pass on it when

  • Heating a whole house
  • Circuits already near their limit

Where it wins, where it gives ground

Wins

  • 1,706 BTU/h of heat
  • No vent or chimney
  • Flame runs without heat
  • 4 flame settings

Gives ground

  • Supplemental heat only
  • Draws 4.2 A on high

Know before you install

  • Figures are the maker's own and are rated in the maker's conditions. Installation, venting, chimney, gas and electrical work follow the manual and local code, carried out by a qualified installer.

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Buying this model

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Questions about this model

How much heat does the R.W.FLAME S180 Electric Fireplace give?
About 1,706 BTU per hour on its 500-watt setting, since each watt gives 3.412 BTU per hour.
Can the R.W.FLAME S180 Electric Fireplace share a circuit?
It draws about 4.2 amps at 120 volts on high, most of a 15-amp circuit; the manual says how to connect it.

Bottom line

Built for renters and apartments.