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Bluetooth EFP

GHP Group Inc.
Free
1.9 out of 5

About Bluetooth EFP

Control every aspect of your bluetooth electric fireplace with the Bluetooth EFP APP for iPhone or iPad. Touch the power button icon to power up and tap the ember bed or background to easily switch between multiple flame and background color options. Slide or tap the thermometer for 13 thermostatic temperature settings and use the timer button for 8 auto shut off settings.The passcode enabled safety feature will ensure your fireplace is always used safely. Support included for multiple languages and choice of Fahrenheit and Celsius readout.

About GHP Group

GHP Group, Inc. is a leading manufacturing company which specializes in electric fireplaces, fireplace glass doors, fireplace accessories, electric log sets, portable heating products, water filtration and barbecue grill products. Our products can be found at most major home centers, hardware stores and internet retailers across North America.

Supports iPhone 4s, iPod 5, iPad 3 and later devices.

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User Reviews

Turquoise blue
★★★★★ 5
Fire Place App
Works great. Very happy to be able to work the fireplace controls with my phone
JEMJES
★☆☆☆☆ 1
What?
Was so excited to brag on my new fireplace with BLUETOOTH. How cool is that? Alas, it would be, if it would work. All it does is open and scan for it. Nothing. Does work. Why have it then? I have an iPhone 11.
Parlayman123
★☆☆☆☆ 1
Crashes upon opening
Terrible app, it won’t even open on my iPhone 10
texasdicey
★☆☆☆☆ 1
Bluetooth is inaccurate
This device does not connect or update to IPhone, IPad, Google, Alexa. Do not buy if you are looking for a device to add to your Smart Home.
Iris164
★☆☆☆☆ 1
Doesn’t work anymore
Will no longer connect to my iPhone or iPad. No app support available. Good thing the app was free. Don’t bother downloading.
Furgus829
★★★☆☆ 3
Works on one, not on the other.
This app work great for a couple days on my iPhone, and my iPad. Suddenly it will not work on my iPhone, it will not connect to the fire box. It just says scanning all the time. Yet it still works fine on the iPad. So little confusing but I guess it’s better than nothing.