Bromic BH0420036-2 Tungsten Smart-Heat Electric Patio Heater - 6000W 208V White

What This Part Is Used For
The Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat electric patio heater is an outdoor radiant heater used to warm patios, restaurant seating areas, and outdoor living spaces. It provides directional radiant heat powered by electricity for covered outdoor installations.

Why This Part Matters
Electric patio heaters provide controlled radiant heat without requiring gas lines or fuel storage. Correct wattage and voltage configuration help ensure the heater performs properly for the installation environment. Tungsten heaters are frequently used in commercial hospitality settings where reliable outdoor heating is required. Proper heater selection helps maintain comfortable outdoor seating areas during cooler weather.

Key Features and Specifications

• Bromic manufacturer part number BH0420036-2
• Tungsten Smart-Heat electric patio heater
• 6000W electric heater output
• 208V electrical configuration
• White finish
• Used for residential and commercial outdoor patio heating

Installation and Fitment Guidance
This heater is typically installed on wall brackets, suspension kits, or ceiling mounts depending on the patio layout. Electrical connections must be installed according to local electrical codes and heater specifications. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.

About the Bromic Brand
Bromic produces outdoor heating equipment used worldwide in residential and commercial patio environments. Their Smart-Heat heater lines are widely installed in restaurants, rooftop lounges, hotels, and residential outdoor living spaces. Bromic products are known for architectural styling and dependable radiant heat performance. Contractors and designers often specify Bromic heaters for premium outdoor heating projects.

Common Service Context
This heater is commonly installed during commercial patio heating projects for restaurants and bars. Residential outdoor kitchens and covered patios frequently use Tungsten electric heaters when gas heaters are not practical. Installers may also use this model when upgrading an existing electric patio heating system.