A fuel specifically intended for fireplaces
Two products displaying a similar alcohol percentage may have different compositions, denaturants, and intended uses. Food, cosmetic, household, or industrial alcohol should not be used as a substitute for fireplace fuel.
Pur Ethanol has been specifically developed for use as fuel in bioethanol fireplaces. It is a denatured alcohol, so it is not fit for human consumption or food applications.
Choosing a product with a clearly identified use helps avoid confusion between different types of alcohol and ensures the use of a fuel consistent with the intended operation of the device.
A clearly identified composition
The alcohol percentage is a useful criterion, but it is not enough on its own. It is also necessary to know the intended use, origin, and documented characteristics of the product.
Pur Ethanol is made from 96% vol. alcohol of French origin, which is then denatured for use as a fuel.
These characteristics are listed on its technical data sheet. The user can thus know what product they are buying, where it comes from, and for what application it was developed. This information makes all the difference compared to generic fuels whose origin, composition, or intended use are difficult to verify.
Available technical information
The choice of a fuel should not depend exclusively on advertising claims. The existence of identifiable documentation is also an important criterion.
Pur Ethanol has a technical data sheet describing its use and main characteristics, as well as a safety data sheet outlining the product’s hazards and the precautions to be observed:
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the intended use of the product;
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its alcohol percentage;
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its origin;
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handling recommendations;
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storage conditions;
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the measures to take in case of an incident.
Having this information facilitates a more transparent choice and a better-controlled use.
A fuel that can be purchased in advance
Pur Ethanol indicates a recommended shelf life of three years, provided the specified storage conditions are met.
This characteristic makes it possible to anticipate your needs and store fuel for future seasons. The product must remain in its original packaging, properly closed, and stored according to the instructions on the label and the safety data sheet.
Which format to choose?
The suitable format depends on the capacity of the burner, the frequency of use of the fireplace, the available space to store the fuel, the ease of handling, and the quantity you wish to have on hand.
A small container may prove more manageable for occasional use or for a low-capacity burner. A larger format will be more practical when the fireplace is used frequently, thereby reducing the need to order regularly.
Before purchasing, you should check the maximum burner capacity and the consumption indicated by the fireplace manufacturer. The reservoir must never be filled beyond the permitted level.
Why choose Pur Ethanol?
Pur Ethanol meets several important criteria for choosing the right fuel:
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it is specifically intended for bioethanol fireplaces;
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it has an alcohol percentage of 96% vol.;
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its French origin is stated on the technical data sheet;
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its characteristics are documented;
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it has a safety data sheet;
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its technical data sheet indicates a recommended shelf life of three years under the specified storage conditions.
These elements do not replace checking compatibility with each fireplace model, but they allow you to choose a fuel that is identified, documented, and developed for the intended use.
Essential safety precautions for use
Pur Ethanol is a highly flammable liquid and vapor that can cause severe eye irritation. It must be used in accordance with the label, the safety data sheet, and the fireplace instruction manual.
It is particularly important to:
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keep the fuel away from flames, sparks, and heat sources;
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keep it out of the reach of children;
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use the fireplace with the ventilation indicated by its manufacturer;
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not move the appliance while it is lit;
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not add fuel to a lit or still-hot burner;
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wait until the burner has completely cooled down before refilling it;
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clean up any spills before lighting the fireplace;
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not leave the flame unattended.
These general recommendations do not replace a full reading of the fuel and appliance documentation.
An identified fuel to enjoy your fireplace
Choosing Pur Ethanol means opting for a fuel specifically intended for bioethanol fireplaces, with an origin, percentage, and characteristics that are clearly documented.
Before placing an order, check the recommendations of your fireplace manufacturer and select the format that best suits your burner’s capacity and your frequency of use.
Discover the available Pur Ethanol formats and choose the most suitable one for your fireplace