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Choose among three flame styles and six flame colours, with three speed levels. Downlight and ember-bed controls each offer ten colours plus a fade setting and brightness adjustment.

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Modern Flames · Orion Multi
Choose a front-facing, corner or three-sided view, then adjust the flame, lighting and crackle sound to suit the room.
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Orion Multi can present the fire from the front, around a left or right corner, or across a three-sided bay. Choose the viewing arrangement before planning the wall: the fully recessed opening width changes with that choice.
The legacy Orion controls offer three flame styles and six flame colours, with adjustable speed, lighting and crackle sound. Use the remote, touch panel or standard Modern Flames app. This page covers OR76-MULTI, not OR76-MULTI-V2.
For a renovation, resolve wall depth, support and access before selecting the finishing approach. The supplied logs and crushed glass create the firebox presentation; the room scene is an installation example.
Choose among three flame styles and six flame colours, with three speed levels. Downlight and ember-bed controls each offer ten colours plus a fade setting and brightness adjustment.
Crackle sound can be switched off or set to low, medium or high.
Heater-off operation keeps the flame available when extra warmth is not needed.
Watch the manufacturer’s Orion series flame demonstration for flame, log and lighting detail. The series clip also covers other Orion configurations; use the exact OR76-MULTI documents for dimensions and installation planning.
These dimensions apply only to the fully recessed OR76-MULTI opening. Partial-recess and wall-mount methods have separate instructions. The minimum opening depth is not a statement of assembled firebox depth; confirm current model-specific dimensions before construction.
| Reference | Details |
|---|---|
| Standard built-in opening | 75-1/4″ W × 24-3/4″ H × 9″ minimum D |
| Three-sided / bay opening | 74-15/16″ W × 24-3/4″ H × 9″ minimum D |
| Nominal model size | 76 inches |
| Electrical planning | Qualified electrician; follow the selected connection method |
The fireplace includes the items below. Your installer will plan any additional fixings needed for the chosen installation method.
| Reference | Details |
|---|---|
| Flame media | Driftwood logs · crushed glass |
| Controls | Remote control |
| Mounting and finishing | Wall-mount bracket · drywall stop · decorative side cover plates · mounting fasteners |
| Optional cabinet suite | Sold separately |
The standard built-in opening is 75-1/4 inches wide; the three-sided/bay opening is 74-15/16 inches wide. Both are 24-3/4 inches high with a 9-inch minimum depth for the fully recessed method. Do not use this opening table for partial-recess or wall-mount installation.
The manual provides separate fully recessed, partially recessed and wall-mounted methods. Choose the method before planning support, finishing and electrical access. The opening table on this page covers only the fully recessed method.
Use the standard Modern Flames app for this legacy Orion Multi model. Modern Flames + is the separate V2 app; do not select an app solely from a similar product name.
No. The remote and touch-control panel also operate the fireplace.
Yes. Heater-off operation leaves the flame presentation available. The controls also provide fan-only, low and high heater settings.
Choose among three flame styles and six flame colours. The controls also adjust flame speed, downlighting, ember-bed lighting and crackle sound.
The controls provide a timer from 30 minutes to eight hours.
Allow approximately 20–30 seconds for startup after a master-switch reset or interruption to power.
No. The Studio Suite cabinet is sold separately from the fireplace and its mounting equipment.
Have a qualified electrician plan the dedicated supply and connection. For 120-volt operation or the optional higher-output arrangement, the circuit and connection must follow the complete installation instructions.
RATINGS & OWNER INSIGHTS
What owners report. What our research finds.
Modern Flames Orion Multi family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
An Orion Multi earns its space when you can see the fire from more than one seat. A corner installation can serve a sofa and a dining table, while a bay leaves both ends in view. On V2, illuminated logs and the layered flame image give you something to look at close up as well as across the room. We would settle the viewing sides before the cabinetry and ask the installer how the glass and appliance can be reached after the wall is finished.
Stacey describes rebuilding a former propane fireplace around the 60-inch V2 and finding the anchors straightforward. Getting the phone app working took more time. A 52-inch original Orion owner reported repeated loss of the flame image after a warranty replacement. Those are two quite different ownership experiences across generations.
A side window has real value when a chair or doorway looks across the hearth. Tape the proposed glass edges on the wall and check them from both rooms before committing to a bay.
Stone laid across the front can make a future replacement a much bigger job. Ask the installer to show you how the glass comes off and which pieces of facing would have to come out to replace the entire firebox.
Spend on the wider view if someone will actually see it. For a sofa directly opposite the wall, compare a front-view fireplace and put the difference toward a finish you enjoy up close.
The 5.0/5 Market Rating is based on 1 eligible customer rating reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated November 10, 2026.
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Register your appliance for five-year coverage; the standard period is two years. Integrated screens have separate one-year coverage. Original-purchaser, purchase and other written conditions apply.
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Start with the viewing arrangement, then confirm the fully recessed or alternative mounting method, support, power supply and service access. Check the exact OR76-MULTI documents with the installer before closing the wall.

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Designed and developed in Phoenix, Arizona, Modern Flames brings electric flame technology into different kinds of rooms. Its range spans traditional fireboxes, slim linear fireplaces and multi-sided feature designs, with a choice of flame presentations and installation approaches.
At Hearth Outpost, start with the room you want to create, then compare viewing angles, wall depth and power supply. Check the supplied media, optional finishing choices and exact installation requirements before deciding how the fireplace will become part of your home.
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What owners report. What our research finds.
Modern Flames Orion Multi family
EXTERNAL CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
OUR PRODUCT ASSESSMENT
An Orion Multi earns its space when you can see the fire from more than one seat. A corner installation can serve a sofa and a dining table, while a bay leaves both ends in view. On V2, illuminated logs and the layered flame image give you something to look at close up as well as across the room. We would settle the viewing sides before the cabinetry and ask the installer how the glass and appliance can be reached after the wall is finished.
Stacey describes rebuilding a former propane fireplace around the 60-inch V2 and finding the anchors straightforward. Getting the phone app working took more time. A 52-inch original Orion owner reported repeated loss of the flame image after a warranty replacement. Those are two quite different ownership experiences across generations.
A side window has real value when a chair or doorway looks across the hearth. Tape the proposed glass edges on the wall and check them from both rooms before committing to a bay.
Stone laid across the front can make a future replacement a much bigger job. Ask the installer to show you how the glass comes off and which pieces of facing would have to come out to replace the entire firebox.
Spend on the wider view if someone will actually see it. For a sofa directly opposite the wall, compare a front-view fireplace and put the difference toward a finish you enjoy up close.
The 5.0/5 Market Rating is based on 1 eligible customer rating reviewed by Hearth Outpost. The star breakdown distribution shows how those customers rated the product. These are aggregated customer reviews across the market and not random sampling. We display a single rating of four or five stars. At every other star level, we display the average once there are at least two eligible ratings.
The family assessment pools sizes, fuel types, generations and colors. Equipment differs by configuration. The HOP score is a price-independent research assessment. Owner themes summarize the accessible sample.
Research updated November 10, 2026.
Reviews & Ratings Methodology