The best starting point for a Bromic purchase is the installation, followed by the exact model. Two heaters with a similar name can use different voltages, fuel types or mounting components. Work through these decisions before assembling an order.
1. Describe the area you want to heat
Record the seating area's dimensions, ceiling or mounting height, available wall locations and exposed sides. Note whether the space is open, partially covered or near combustible surfaces. These details let an installer compare your project with the heater's mounting and clearance requirements. Manufacturer heating-area figures are planning references; they are not a guarantee for every weather condition or patio layout.
2. Confirm the available power source
For an electric heater, have the supply voltage and circuit capacity checked. For gas equipment, identify natural gas or propane and confirm the model's gas and electrical requirements. A convenient location is useful only if the required services and permitted clearances can be provided. Compare electric and gas considerations.
3. Narrow the product family
Explore Platinum, Tungsten, Eclipse and Cobalt. Compare the exact models within those families rather than assuming a family name fixes the fuel, output or mounting method. Marine applications require the specifically documented product and installation.
4. Select the exact configuration
Write down the full Bromic item number, including any suffix. Verify voltage or fuel, output, color, dimensions and mounting method against the product page and official documentation. On a page with several variants, the selected variant determines what you are ordering. Use the configuration checklist.
5. Complete the installation list
Review what the product includes. Identify the applicable mounting kit, control and any other components required by the manufacturer. Do not add a controller solely because it is sold beside the heater: confirm function, voltage, load and channel capacity. An accessory shown in an installation photograph may be sold separately.
Before you order
Give Freedom the model numbers, proposed location and installer requirements if you need help checking the order. Confirm supply timing before scheduling installation. Save the applicable manual for the installer and keep the heater's model information for future parts lookup.
Manufacturer reference: Bromic technical resources. Check the current document for the exact model and revision before installation.
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