Tungsten Smart-Heat Electric | Outdoor Heater

Durability meets power. The Tungsten Smart-Heat™ Electric heater series offers high- performance radiant heating to outdoor and semi-enclosed spaces with a durable, industrial design style.

Expand your living space with the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat™ Electric series. Combining stylish, industrial design with market-leading radiant heat technology, each Tungsten Electric heater will provide an even flow of warmth to outdoor spaces of up to 160ft². The heater’s high-temperature coating and stainless-steel construction make it suitable for all environments.

Tailored outdoor heating has never been easier, with four models ranging from 2000W (2kW) to 6000W (6kW) and the ability to separately control the individual elements of the 4 kW and 6 kW models. Choose from wall mounting, pole mounting or recessed mounting options.

FAQs

How is the heater controlled?

The heater can be either hard-wired or controlled with our Bromic Smart-Heat On/Off or Dimmer controls.

What clearance do we need from adjacent ceiling fans?

The heaters require a 3' minimum side clearance from combustibles.

Does the heater come with ceiling brackets?

Yes. It comes with two brackets that can be used to secure the heater to either a wall or ceiling. We also offer a ceiling recesses kit for a more flush-mounted aesthetic.

Are the heaters adjustable in temperature and output?

The 4000 and 6000W versions of the Tungsten Electric come with two heating elements, which can be controlled separately to adjust the heat output as required.

Are the heaters waterproof?

The Tungsten Electric series has a IPX4 water ingress protection rating. Although our heaters are made from premium materials and engineered for longevity, we recommend that they are best mounted under cover and not directly exposed to rain, snow and salt mist to ensure they maintain their aesthetic appeal.

How do I know if I need the 208V or 220-240V electric heater version?

In North America, the terms 220V, 230V, and 240V all refer to the same system voltage level. It's primarily reserved for use in residential buildings and comes from a single phase system. A 240V service is accomplished by using two “hot” 120V standard lines. Most large electric appliances likes cook stoves, hot water heaters, and some other home appliances require this voltage. 208V, on the other hand, is from a 3 phase system and primarily found in commercial applications.