by Hearth Outpost

Warmth, thoughtfully placed.

Bring radiant warmth into your outdoor room. Discover four distinctive heater lines, then build the mounting and control setup around the way you gather.

Explore the range Choose your heating setup

THE BROMIC APPROACH

Heating is part of the space.
Make it part of the design.

Bromic brings radiant outdoor heating into the architecture of a patio, terrace or dining space. Its collection spans discreet glass-front heaters, exposed-element designs and sculptural heat-and-light fixtures, with electric and gas options across the range.

The choice is about more than output. Decide how the heater should look, where the warmth should land and how you want to control it. Then bring the heater, mounting and controls together as one considered setup.

FOUR DISTINCT EXPRESSIONS

Find the Bromic
that belongs here.

Start with the character of your space. Explore each line, then choose the fuel, placement and configuration that fit.

Eclipse Pendant · Heat and light above the gathering space.

01 · ECLIPSE

A gathering point.
In warmth and light.

A circular electric heater with integrated LED lighting, Eclipse gives the heating a visible role in the room. Its suspended form suits a focal point above seating; the freestanding form brings the same design language alongside a lounge arrangement.

Choose a pendant when the structure supports an overhead installation. Explore freestanding when the layout calls for a base and arm, with the required electrical supply close by.

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FREESTANDING

Eclipse Freestanding

Explore freestanding when the layout calls for a base and arm, with the required electrical supply close by.

Explore Eclipse Freestanding →

Platinum Electric · A recessed installation with a separate mounting kit.

02 · PLATINUM

Let the architecture
lead.

Platinum pairs a glass front with a restrained linear form. Electric models offer surface or compatible recessed mounting, making this a natural line to explore for carefully detailed ceilings and covered dining areas.

Platinum Gas brings a ceramic-glass face to fixed gas heating. For land-based coastal spaces, Platinum Marine electric models use 316 stainless steel. Select the material and fuel as deliberately as the finish.

Explore Platinum Electric → Explore Platinum Gas → Explore coastal Marine models →

Tungsten Electric · Directional warmth around an outdoor living area.

03 · TUNGSTEN

Choose the form
of your warmth.

Tungsten spans exposed-element electric heating, fixed gas heaters and a freestanding gas format. The line gives you different ways to position radiant warmth around dining and seating, with the supply and mounting requirements of each model guiding the choice.

Explore electric for a planned electrical installation, fixed gas for a dedicated gas connection, or Portable for a freestanding heater. The propane Portable has adjustable heat; its natural-gas counterpart operates at the high setting and remains tied to its gas connection.

Explore Tungsten Electric → Explore fixed gas heaters →

FREESTANDING

Tungsten Portable

The propane Portable has adjustable heat; its natural-gas counterpart operates at the high setting and remains tied to its gas connection.

Explore Tungsten Portable →

Cobalt Electric · Manufacturer illustration of an outdoor installation.

04 · COBALT

A direct approach
to electric heat.

Cobalt uses an exposed two-element design in a silver finish. Its 4,000 W and 6,000 W configurations offer a straightforward starting point for an outdoor area with a suitable electrical supply.

The supplied brackets support wall or ceiling placement. Match the heater’s voltage and load to a compatible control, and have your installer check the mounting position and clearances around the occupied area.

Explore Cobalt Electric →

THE DESIGN IN DETAIL

See how Platinum
takes its place.

From the glass face to the mounting forms, explore the details of the Platinum Electric family. Choose the exact mount and control on the heater page.

Start with your space

Electric or gas?

Choose around the supply available at your space. Electric heaters require the correct voltage and circuit. Gas models need a matching natural-gas or propane supply and suitable outdoor ventilation.

How much space will it heat?

Coverage depends on mounting height, exposure, wind and the arrangement of your seating. Compare the conditions behind a coverage claim before using it to plan your space.

Which mount and control do I need?

Match the exact heater model to its mounting kit and control. A similar name or power rating does not establish compatibility. Mounts and controls may be sold separately.

Is Marine suitable for a boat?

The Platinum Marine manuals specify land and coastal installations and prohibit installation on marine craft. Marine describes the material configuration, not permission to install on a boat.

Outdoor-room planning guide

Bromic’s U.S. guide introduces outdoor-room layout, heater placement and early project planning. This is the October 2021 edition; use the current model manual for installation requirements. Historical cost and code examples are not current project estimates or approvals.

Read the outdoor-room guide

Restaurant outdoor-heating guide

Explore seating layouts and heating considerations for outdoor hospitality spaces. This is the October 2022 edition. Coverage and operating-cost examples depend on their original assumptions; confirm the exact heater, site and current requirements before ordering.

Read the restaurant guide

Affinity controls: setup and connections

The manufacturer’s REV24 manual explains Bluetooth and Wi-Fi setup, control models and connection options. Match the controller code and U.S. electrical table to your selected heater. The English section is on PDF pages 1–31. Confirm any multi-heater control arrangement with Bromic before installation.

Read the Affinity manual

THE BROMIC COLLECTION

Warmth, thoughtfully placed.

Heating is part of the space.
Make it part of the design.