| 摘要 |
An electric fire 100 comprises a housing 110, a flame pattern generator and a partially reflective vertical surface 120 on which a flame pattern 130 is viewed. A vertical baffle 140 is located in front of the vertical surface 120, with a light source 150 relative to a rear surface (146, Fig. 4) of the baffle 140. The baffle 140 defines a pattern formed by apertures 145 through which a user views a flame effect and a reflected image 147 of the baffle pattern in the housing. A fuel bed 160 may be located between the vertical surface 120 and the baffle 140. The flame pattern generator may be an LCD panel (121, Fig. 4) behind the vertical surface 120. The light source 150 may direct light forward of the housing 110 so that a baffle pattern (200, Fig. 2) can be viewed on a horizontal surface forward of the housing 110. The baffle 140 may extend around the perimeter of the housing 110 so that the baffle comprises front (140a, Fig. 3) and rear (140b, Fig. 3) portions. |
