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BioLite
FirePit+
$299.95
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　　Enjoy the warmth, smell, crackle, and feel of a wood campfire, without any of the smoke. BioLite's latest upgrade to the award-winning FirePit creates hyper-efficient flames with patented airflow technology and gives you a front-row seat to the magic thanks to the X-Ray mesh body. Lift the fuel rack and toss in charcoal to transform it from a fire pit to a portable hibachi-style grill, complete with included grill grate. Control the size of your flames manually or remotely with the free Bluetooth app.

　　Please note, this item is Oversized and does not qualify for free shipping.

　　WARNING for California customers: for more info please visit https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/

Footprint sold separately.
Description

　　USB Rechargeable Powerpack

　　12,800 mAh runs the fan for your fire for up to 30 hours on a single charge. Detach and recharge easily via USB.

　　Air Jets Improve Combustion

　　51 airjets inject the fire with oxygen along key locations. This creates a more uniform temperature and mixing of gases inside the fire which dramatically improves combustion.

　　Folding Legs

　　Makes portability a snap. Combined with the Carry Bag (sold separately), you're ready to go from the backyard to the beach in no time.

　　Grill Grate

　　Cook hibachi-style meals using the removeable grill grate. Fuel rack adjusts to accommodate two types of fuel - wood or charcoal.

　　X-Ray Mesh

　　Allows head to radiate out with a 360° view: glowing embers at the bottom, the gasifying wood in the middle, and the flames coming out at the top.

　　Bluetooth Integration

　　You can control that fan intensity right from the FirePit's powerpack or from your hand with the free BioLite Energy App for Android and iOS.

　　Upgraded body design radiates heat outward

　　Upgraded high-temp enamel coating for durability and easy cleaning

　　Upgraded 12,800 mAh battery for longer burn times

　　Burn time: 30hr on LOW, 14hr on MED, 7hr on HI

　　Add FirePit accessories (sold separately) to complete your experience

　　FREE BLUETOOTH APP Compatible with iOS 10.0+ and Android 5+

　　FUEL Firewood or charcoal

　　OUTPUTS USB A

　　INPUTS Micro USB

　　CAPACITY Fits 4 standard firewood logs

　　IN THE BOX:

　　-- FirePit+

　　-- Grill Grate

　　-- Fuel Rack

　　-- USB A to Micro USB Cord

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