Patio Electric Heater

Patio electric patio outdoor heater heaters are the modern way to expand outdoor living spaces. Electric models emit no carbon monoxide and can be used in enclosed spaces without ventilation.

To determine the power (BTUs) required to heat your space, you must calculate the cubic footage of the space and the degree of temperature rise you would like to achieve.

Power

Patio heaters are ideal for keeping outdoor living areas warm and comfortable when the sun sets and temperatures get cooler. They function by releasing radiant heat to objects and surfaces. They are available in propane, gas and electric models. The best option for your outdoor space will depend on the availability of fuel and power sources. The propane and gas patio heaters are powered by liquid or natural fuel, while electrical patio heaters use electricity to generate heat. In general, natural-gas and propane patio heaters have higher BTU ratings than electric patio heaters.

Electric patio heaters plug into standard 120-volt outlets They are therefore the easiest to set up. They might not provide the same amount of heat as natural gas or propane models however, and the frequent use of a patio heater powered by electricity will increase your electric bill. Propane patio heaters -- such as our top rated electric patio heaters choice one, the AZ Patio Heaters Propane Patio Heater -- are 20-pound propane tanks which are refillable with propane from local convenience stores or gas stations. They have the advantage of being portable, which means you can move them around to keep your patio warm as the sun moves across the sky.

There are now freestanding electric heaters that are suitable for use in pubs. They are available in addition to the wall or parasol mounted units. They can be attached to the parasol's struts or can be fixed to the main pole of the unit. However, this does make them vulnerable to theft, so careful consideration needs to be taken as to the location of a device.

Bromic's new range of free-standing electric heaters is a step above the rest in both style and functionality. The sleek designs are available in a variety elegant finishes that will fit any decor. They are extremely efficient in heating and can be set to either 750W or 1.5kW according to your requirements. They also have an inbuilt digital LED fire display that can enhance the appearance and feel of your outdoor space.

The BTU rating of a patio heating unit can be used to determine its heat output. The rating indicates the amount of Btu it produces each hour. A patio heater that produces 40,000 BTUs can be able to heauire a greater initial investment since they need to be connected to a natural gas or propane line. These heaters are best suited for large, well ventilated areas, where they can be turned on and off at will or controlled using an alarm clock.

Certain gas patio heaters come with an electronic ignition system built-in and some require you to manually light them using a grill lighter or torch. Follow the instructions of the manufacturer to ensure safe lighting. Make sure you turn off the natural or propane gas before you attempt to ignite the burner. They can be mounted on ceilings or walls and come with a range of control options, including dimmers and timers that cycle on and off at specific intervals to maintain a specified temperature.

Design

A good patio heater will make a significant difference to your outdoor space. If you're looking to extend your evenings with your friends or take in the sunset with a glass of wine, a patio electric heater can keep your space warm and inviting long after the sun has set.

While a standard tabletop model can be used in the short-term however, a wall-mounted or freestanding electric patio heater model is usually more for a permanent installation. This will help ensure the heater is properly placed to ensure maximum heat coverage. The height at which you install the patio heater will have an impact on how much heat it can produce. Some models come with a tilting function that allows you to adjust the direction in which the heat is emitted.

Those looking to add a modern flair to their outdoor space may select an infrared or halogen patio heater. While halogen lamps emit an orange glow while infrared models emit a soothing blue-colored light that resembles natural sunlight, and allows you to unwind. Some models also come with a built-in speaker that plays music at the touch of the button.

A flush mount patio heater is a popular option. It can be installed in the ceiling of an outdoor living area. This is perfect for rooms where a suspended fixture is not feasible due to space constraints or a ceiling with a slope. The flush mount design is available for all Bromic's electric outdoor heater for patio heaters and works with a range of mounting poles to meet your needs.

There are stack switches that allow you to control your heating easily for those who prefer the simplicity of a single element patio heat. These switches let you take pleasure in the warmth of your heater at full power at half power, or completely off.

There are also gas patio heaters for those who prefer a traditional flame-based method of heating their outdoor spaces. These heaters burn either natural gas or liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) or propane to fuel a heater that then radiates the heated air over the surfaces. These appliances are usually powered by a small tank of propane which must be replenished regularly.

Installation

A patio electric heater is a great option to have a great time dining outdoors or entertaining after sunset. They are simple to use, inexpensive and easy to use, providing a strong radiant heat to keep you and your guests warm, particularly during the cold winter nights. To ensure the safety and longevity of your unit they must be properly installed. It's important to abide by the manufacturer's guidelines and consult an electrician or for those using gas-powered equipment or a plumber, patio electric heater prior to installing any professional installation.

The first thing to determine when choosing an electric patio heater is the size of an area you would like it to warm. A patio heater with more BTU rating (British Thermodynamic unit) is typically more powerful and can cover a larger area. A higher BTU rating requires more electricity.

You should also consider whether you would like to put your electric patio heater on the wall or the ceiling. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages. Wall-mounted units are mounted in many different locations and are incredibly compact. They can be difficult to reach, and their nozzles need to be cleaned frequently.

Ceiling-mounted patio heaters can give an elegant, modern look 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.

Finally, you can select a propane or natural gas-powered patio heater. These models are less portable than electric heaters, however they still provide a high amount of heat and can be turned off and on with ease using a remote control 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 brick fireplaces with built-in bricks are attractive to those who prefer to heat their patios in a traditional manner. They also add a rustic touch to your outdoor space. These types of units are difficult to maintain since they require regular cleaning of ash and debris. They can also create sparks that could be dangerous if not properly maintained.