Bromic BH3130097-1 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Legacy Smart-Heat Link Controller - RS232 Home Integration

What This Part Is Used For
The Bromic BH3130097-1 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Legacy Smart-Heat Link Controller is a system integration controller used to connect compatible Bromic electric patio heaters to external control systems. It allows heaters to be managed through RS232 based home automation or building control platforms used in residential and commercial spaces.

Why This Part Matters
Outdoor heating systems installed in modern homes and hospitality venues are often integrated into centralized control platforms. A link controller allows Bromic heaters to communicate with those systems so heat levels can be managed alongside lighting, audio, and other outdoor features. This simplifies operation and allows automated scheduling or zone management.

Key Features and Specifications

• Manufacturer part number - BH3130097-1
• Smart-Heat Link controller for Bromic Platinum Smart-Heat Electric systems
• RS232 integration interface
• Used for home automation or building control system integration
• Supports centralized heater management
• Part of the Bromic Legacy control system platform

Installation and Fitment Guidance
Installation is typically handled during control system setup for Bromic electric heater installations. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering. Verify compatibility with the installed Bromic Legacy control system and the automation platform being used.

About the Bromic Brand
Bromic is a global manufacturer of premium outdoor heating systems used in residential patios and commercial hospitality environments. Their Platinum and Tungsten Smart-Heat heaters are widely installed in restaurants, resorts, and architectural outdoor living spaces. Bromic also develops advanced control systems that allow multiple heaters to operate as a coordinated heating system. Contractors rely on Bromic equipment for dependable outdoor heating solutions.

Common Service Context
This controller is commonly installed when integrating patio heating into smart home systems or commercial building automation platforms. It is frequently used in restaurant patios and high-end residential outdoor living areas where centralized control is required.