Bromic Platinum Gas Heaters

What the Platinum gas heater does

Bromic Heating's Platinum Smart-Heat outdoor heater has a sleek, fully enclosed black stainless steel body, a tinted ceramic glass face and a soft red glow. The listings give it the highest wind rating in the Bromic range. Its infrared radiant heat warms people and surfaces directly on open or partly open patios. Explore the wider Bromic range or compare gas patio heaters across brands.

300 Series or 500 Series?

The Bromic Platinum 300 Series warms up to 160 square feet for smaller seating areas. The Bromic Platinum 500 warms up to 215 square feet for a large patio. Consider the mesh-faced Tungsten gas alternative, or Platinum Electric for a patio with power but no gas line.

Where it goes and who installs it

The wall bracket is in the box, while ceiling mounting needs the maker's gas mounting pole as an add-on. A licensed gas fitter installs the gas line and electrical connection for ignition. Keep the bottom at least 8 feet above the floor, and check the manual for your model. Choose natural gas or propane on the page, or explore our propane patio heater collection. Pick an add-on wall switch or an Affinity On/Off controller from Bromic Controls, since gas heaters do not dim.

Why buy your Bromic Platinum gas heater from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized Bromic dealer. Every listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. For help choosing your size, fuel or controller, call us and we will talk it through.

Your questions answered

What is the difference between the Platinum and the Tungsten gas heaters?

Both lines cover up to 160 or 215 square feet, use the same fuels and need a licensed gas fitter. Enclosed Platinum has tinted glass, a soft red glow and the range's highest wind resistance. Tungsten shows its glowing burner through honeycomb mesh for an industrial look.

Does a Platinum gas heater need ventilation?

Yes, burning gas needs fresh air, so use an open or partly open patio, never an enclosed room. A roof with open sides needs about 3 feet of ceiling clearance, or 14 inches with the maker's heat deflector. Check the manual for your model and ceiling.

Natural gas or propane: which should I pick?

Choose the fuel on the product page rather than planning a later conversion. Natural gas uses your house line with nothing to refill. Propane suits a patio with a tank nearby. A licensed gas fitter connects either fuel version of your Bromic Platinum gas heater.