Bromic BH3623011 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Marine Ceiling Recess Kit - 2300W Low Clearance

What This Part Is Used For
The Bromic BH3623011 Platinum Smart-Heat electric marine ceiling recess kit is used to install a Platinum Smart-Heat electric patio heater inside a ceiling cavity. It allows the heater to sit flush with the ceiling while maintaining the required clearances for operation. This configuration is commonly used in covered patios, outdoor dining areas, and marine environments where a low profile heater installation is required.

Why This Part Matters
Recessed heater installations create a clean architectural look while keeping heaters protected above the ceiling line. A proper recess kit also helps maintain the clearances required for safe heater operation. Low clearance kits are useful when ceiling space is limited but a recessed installation is still desired. Using the correct Bromic recess kit ensures the heater is installed according to manufacturer guidelines.

Key Features and Specifications

• Manufacturer part number - BH3623011
• Platinum Smart-Heat electric marine ceiling recess kit
• 2300W heater configuration
• Low clearance installation design
• Used for recessed ceiling heater installations
• Supports flush mounted patio heater installations

Installation and Fitment Guidance
This recess kit is installed within the ceiling structure to house the heater body. Proper ventilation space and ceiling support must be confirmed before installation. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.

About the Bromic Brand
Bromic is a leading manufacturer of premium outdoor heating systems used in residential and commercial environments. Their patio heaters are widely installed in restaurants, resorts, rooftop lounges, and luxury outdoor living spaces. Bromic focuses on modern design and reliable radiant heat performance. The brand is recognized worldwide for professional outdoor heating solutions.

Common Service Context
Contractors often install this kit when building recessed patio heater systems in covered ceilings or soffits. It is commonly used in restaurant patio upgrades and marine outdoor seating areas. Service technicians may also access this component when replacing or servicing recessed heaters.