Bromic BH3623008-1 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Low Clearance Ceiling Recess Kit - 3400W

What This Part Is Used For
The Bromic BH3623008-1 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Low Clearance Ceiling Recess Kit is a mounting system used to install Platinum electric patio heaters inside recessed ceilings with limited space. It allows the heater to be installed flush with the ceiling while maintaining proper installation clearance. This setup is commonly used in covered patios and architectural outdoor spaces.

Why This Part Matters
Some outdoor structures have limited ceiling cavity depth, which can make standard recess installations difficult. A low clearance recess kit allows installers to mount the heater safely within tighter ceiling spaces. This helps maintain a clean architectural appearance while preserving heater performance.

Key Features and Specifications

• Manufacturer part number BH3623008-1
• Low clearance ceiling recess kit for Platinum Smart-Heat electric heaters
• Supports recessed heater installations in limited ceiling cavities
• Rated for 3400W heater systems as indicated by product name
• Used in covered patio and outdoor ceiling installations
• Supports residential and commercial outdoor heating setups

Installation and Fitment Guidance
This recess kit is installed during heater mounting to allow flush ceiling integration. It is typically used in patios, pergolas, and outdoor ceilings where space above the ceiling is limited. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.

About the Bromic Brand
Bromic Heating manufactures premium outdoor heating systems used in residential and commercial environments worldwide. Their product lineup includes electric and gas patio heaters along with mounting systems and controls. Bromic heaters are widely used in restaurant patios, hospitality venues, and luxury outdoor living projects. The brand is known for architectural heating solutions built for modern outdoor spaces.

Common Service Context
This kit is commonly installed during new patio heater installations in covered outdoor structures. Contractors often use low clearance recess kits when installing heaters in pergolas or ceiling cavities with limited depth. It is also used when upgrading older heater installations to recessed configurations.