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If your Bromic Heating Electric Heater isn't producing enough heat, it might be due to a couple of reasons. First, the heater could be too small for the area you're trying to heat; consider adding additional heaters. Second, the heater might be mounted too high or too far away; try decreasing the mounting height or distance.
What to do if my Bromic Heating Electric Heater is producing too much heat?
If your Bromic Heating Electric Heater is generating too much heat, the issue could be that the heater is too large for the application. Consider replacing it with a smaller heater. Alternatively, the heater might be mounted too low or too close; in this case, increase the mounting height or distance.
General| Voltage | 220-240V |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Application | Outdoor heating |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Mounting | Wall, ceiling |
| Heating Element | Quartz Element |
| Adjustable Heat Settings | Yes |
| Model | Platinum Smart-Heat™ Electric |
Covers critical safety information, potential hazards, and essential precautions for heater use.
Outlines mandatory steps for installation, repair, and maintenance by qualified personnel for safe operation.
Details the heater's design, non-glowing element, spot heating, and integration capabilities.
Lists technical details like model, heat output, power, dimensions, and weight.
Guide for mounting the heater on ceilings or walls, including minimum clearances and bracket adjustments.
Instructions for recessed installation, specifying ceiling cut-outs, support brackets, and clearance requirements.
Details on mounting the heater onto metal umbrella arms, including drilling specifications and bracket assembly.
Steps for suspending the heater using tube kits, covering bracket assembly, ceiling connections, and power routing.
Procedures for hanging the heater via chains, including ceiling attachment, cable management, and secure fastening.
Critical steps for connecting the heater to the power supply, ensuring correct voltage and compliance with codes.
Safety warnings and guidelines for servicing, emphasizing the need for qualified and licensed personnel.
Instructions for cleaning the heater, including necessary precautions before performing maintenance.
A catalog of available spare parts with their corresponding Bromic part numbers.
A diagnostic tool listing common symptoms, their causes, and suggested corrective actions.
Outlines the terms, conditions, coverage, and exclusions of the product warranty.
