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Patio Electric Heater

Patio electric heaters are the modern way to expand outdoor living spaces. Contrary to the older natural gas and propane-powered patio heaters, which emit carbon monoxide, electric heaters don't require ventilation and are safe to use in enclosed areas as long as they are not left unattended.

Calculate the cubic footage and the desired temperature increase to determine the amount of power (BTUs).

Power

Patio heaters can keep outdoor living spaces warm and warm even when the sun sets and temperatures drop. They function by releasing radiant heat to objects and surfaces. Electric, propane and gas models are available. The power source and fuel availability will determine the right choice for you. Gas and propane patio heaters are powered by liquid or natural fuel, while electric patio heaters make use of electricity to produce heat. In general, natural-gas and propane patio heaters have higher BTU ratings than electric patio heaters.

Electric patio heaters are the most straightforward to install as they plug into standard 120-volt outlets. Electric patio heaters might not generate as much heat as models powered by natural gas or propane but they can also increase the cost of electricity. Propane patio heats, like our top pick the AZ Patio Heaters propane patio heater, make use of 20-pound tanks of propane that can be refilled at local convenience stores or gas stations. They are portable, and can be moved around to keep the space warm as the sun moves across.

There are now free-standing electric heaters that are suitable for use in pub environments. They are available in addition to the parasol or wall mounted units. They can be attached to the parasol struts or to the main pole. However, this makes them vulnerable to theft and therefore care needs to be taken as to the location of such a device.

Bromic's newest range of freestanding electric heater for outdoor patio heaters are the ultimate in design and performance. They have sleek designs and are available in a variety of stylish finishes to suit any decor. They provide fast heating and can be adapted to two different modes that are 750W or 1500W, depending on your needs. They also come with an inbuilt digital LED fire display to enhance the look and feel of your outdoor space.

The energy output of a patio heater can be determined by its BTU rating, which is how many Btu's it can produce per hour. A patio heater that produces 40,000 BTUs can be able to heat a space of 150 square feet. If you are looking to heat larger areas should think about using multiple patio heaters or a combination of freestanding heaters and firepits, which can create zones that have different degrees of warmth.

Heat Output

Patio electric heaters provide warm, comfortable warmth without the need for chimneys or fuel. The heaters plug into conventional electrical outlets and can be moved and therefore ideal for outdoor seating areas and backyard nooks. The amount of heat that a patio heater can deliver is measured in British Thermal Units. The higher the number of Btus, the greater its heating capacity. The most effective electric patio heaters typically be able to reach 46,000 Btu's in an hour.

The dimensions of your patio and the temperature you want to achieve will determine the amount of BTU's you need. A best practice is to determine the square footage of your area and then multiply it by the desired temperature increase. Divide the number by 1,000 and you will get the power of your heater. You can then utilize the wattage rate, found in your owner's manual or on your local utility bill, to estimate how much your heater will cost per hour.

Gas patio heaters are powered by natural gas, liquid petroleum gas (LPG) propane, or butane to create the flame, which is able to heat a perforated screen, which reflects the warmth into your outdoor living area. A reflector above the burner directs heat downward to maximize efficiency and increase its effectiveness in the event of windy weather.

Gas patio heaters offer similar power of heating to electric models, however they require a greater initial investment since they need to be hooked up to propane or natural gas line. These heaters are best suited for large, well ventilated areas and can be turned off and on at will or programmed using a timer.

Some gas patio heaters have an electronic ignition system however, others might require you to light them manually using the help of a torch or grill lighter. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for safe lighting. Make sure you turn off the propane or natural gas before you try to ignite the burner. They can be wall- or ceiling-mounted and come with a range of control options, such as dimmers and timers that cycle on and off at predetermined intervals to maintain a specified temperature.

Design

The right patio heater will make a big difference in your outdoor space. A electric patio heater will keep your outdoor space warm and inviting long after the sun sets.

While a standard tabletop model may suffice in the short run however, a wall-mounted or freestanding model is usually more suited to a permanent installation. This will help ensure the heater is placed in a proper position to provide maximum heat coverage. The height of the patio heater is also important in determining the amount of heat will be generated. Certain models have tilting features that allow you to adjust the direction that heat is emitted.

People who want to add a modern touch to their outdoor space can choose a halogen or infrared patio heater electric patio heater. While halogen lamps produce an orange glow, infrared models emit soothing blue-colored light that resembles natural sunlight and allows you to relax. Some models have a built-in sound system that plays music when you press a button.

Another option that is popular is flush mount patio heaters that can be put on the ceiling of your outdoor living space. This is perfect for rooms where hanging fixtures are not feasible due to space limitations or a ceiling that has slope. The flush mount is compatible with all Bromic Electric heaters and is compatible with a variety mounting poles.

If you prefer the simplicity of a single-element patio heater There are simple stack switches available that give you easy control over the heating. They let you enjoy the warmth of your heater at full power, half power or even completely off.

Gas patio heaters are available for those who prefer to heat their outdoor areas using the traditional flame method. These appliances utilize propane, LPG or natural gas to heat the air. They are typically powered by small propane tanks that must be refilled frequently.

Installation

A patio electric heater is a fantastic option to enjoy outdoor dining and entertaining after sunset. They are easy to operate, affordable, and convenient. They provide powerful radiant heat, which helps you and your guests stay comfortable, especially during the cool winter nights. To ensure safety and durability they must be properly installed. It is essential to follow the manufacturer's recommendations and speak with an electrician, or for those using gas-powered equipment, a plumber, before making any professional installations.

When you decide to purchase an electric patio heater, you should first determine the size of the area you would like to heat. A patio heater with a higher BTU rating (British Thermodynamic unit) is typically more powerful and covers more of an area. A higher BTU rating will require more power.

It is also important to consider whether you want to install your electric patio heater on the wall or the ceiling. Both options have their advantages and drawbacks. Wall-mounted units are more compact and can be put in a variety locations. They can also be harder to reach and their nozzles could require regular cleaning.

Ceiling-mounted patio heaters offer a sleek, modern appearance and are great for areas with high ceilings. This option is available for all Bromic electric models. It requires a minimum space in the ceiling.

You can also select a patio heater powered by natural or propane gas. These heaters aren't as portable than electric heaters, but they still provide a high level of heat and can be switched off or on easily with a remote controls or a built-in clock. However, since they rely on combustion to operate, gas-powered units aren't as secure as electric counterparts and require regular maintenance.

Wood-burning fireplaces, such as metal firepits, chimineas, or built-in bricks fireplaces, can be appealing to those who prefer heating their patios in a traditional method. They also add an element of rustic to your outdoor space. However, these kinds of units can be challenging to maintain due to the regular necessity of cleaning off ash and other debris. They also can produce sparks that are dangerous when not handled correctly.