Bromic BH3623013-1 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Marine Low Clearance Ceiling Recess Kit - 4500W

What This Part Is Used For
The Bromic BH3623013-1 Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Marine Low Clearance Ceiling Recess Kit is a mounting system used to install marine-rated Platinum electric heaters into recessed ceilings with limited space. It allows the heater to sit flush within a ceiling cavity while maintaining installation clearance. This kit is used in marine environments and outdoor structures where ceiling depth is restricted.

Why This Part Matters
Marine environments and covered outdoor structures often require specialized heater mounting solutions. A low clearance recess kit allows heaters to be integrated into tight ceiling cavities while maintaining proper installation spacing. This helps maintain a clean finished appearance in architectural outdoor heating installations.

Key Features and Specifications

• Manufacturer part number BH3623013-1
• Low clearance recess kit for Platinum Smart-Heat electric marine heaters
• Supports recessed ceiling installations with limited cavity depth
• Rated for 4500W heater systems as indicated by product name
• Used in marine and coastal patio heating environments
• Supports residential and commercial heater installations

Installation and Fitment Guidance
This kit is installed during heater mounting when a recessed ceiling installation is required in a low clearance space. It is typically used in covered patios, pergolas, and coastal outdoor structures. Confirm by manufacturer part number before ordering.

About the Bromic Brand
Bromic Heating produces outdoor heating systems used in hospitality venues, residential patios, and architectural outdoor environments. Their product range includes electric heaters, gas heaters, mounting systems, and controls. Bromic heaters are widely used in restaurant patios and high-end outdoor living installations. The brand focuses on professional-grade heating equipment for outdoor comfort.

Common Service Context
This recess kit is commonly used during installation of marine-rated patio heaters in covered outdoor ceilings. Contractors frequently use it when working with limited ceiling cavity depth. It is also used during upgrades of outdoor heating systems in coastal environments.