Choosing a Hanging Electric Patio Heater
Outdoor ceiling-mounted patio heaters can be powered by propane, electricity, or natural gas. They all require professional installation and are typically connected to your home's gas line.
Electric patio heaters use radiant heat to warm objects and people directly, rather than heating the air. They're great for large, covered outdoor seating areas.
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Hanging patio heaters are a great alternative to standing patio heaters which take up valuable floor and table space. They can be used to heat areas such as the gazebos and patios, without taking up any valuable space. You can pick from a variety of sizes and styles to find the perfect patio heater for your outdoor space. Some are elegant designs that remind you of ceiling lights or chandeliers, and they work well for patios as well as other outdoor areas at home or in commercial. They also make use of infrared technology that can quickly and easily warm up areas with minimal heat.
The majority of models come with auto shutoff switches that help prevent accidents or injuries. Third-party laboratories test them to ensure their safety and efficiency. They're available in a range of fuel types, too: propane, electric, or natural gas. Electric heaters are practical because they plug into standard 120-volt outlets and do not require maintenance or installation. Propane patio heaters use propane tanks that are portable and require periodic refills, but they're easy to operate. Natural gas patio heaters are installed on an existing gas line. They are not suitable for confined spaces, and should only be installed by experts.
For a more elegant appearance, you can also mount the heaters flush. This option is available for all Bromic outdoor electric heating options, and is suitable for a range of ceiling heights. A minimum space for the cavity is required of 21.1" and some models are not suitable for roofs that slope.
A recessed installation can be an excellent option for areas with a roof for a gazebo or other structures that can't support a hung unit. This option is available on all of our models and allows you to seamlessly incorporate the heater into an existing structure without clutter or blocking views.
No matter what kind of patio heater hanging you pick, make sure to look for models that are low in power consumption to save on energy costs. It's also important to choose a model with a a high BTU rating. Higher numbers indicate a greater capacity for heating.
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Decks and patios on decks are popular gathering spots for family meals, relaxing getaways, and entertaining friends. The cold temperatures of winter and autumn can make these outdoor spaces uninviting and uncomfortable. With the help of an electrical patio heater, homeowners can continue to enjoy their outdoor spaces into the cooler months.
Hanging electric patio heaters in contrast to traditional space heaters or standing heaters, emit heat only in the direction of the person sitting beneath. This type of heating is especially efficient in areas that are difficult to heat like gazebos and other outdoor structures with ceilings with overheads.
With a range of sizes and power outputs, it is possible to find the ideal electric patio heater for your home or commercial space. You can choose between freestanding or wall-mounted models depending on the space available as well as your personal preferences. Wall-mounted models work well in areas with limited floor space, or those that require a more sleek design. They are also less likely to fall over which makes them more secure for homes with pets or children.
Think about a flush-mount model if your space has higher ceilings. Available for all Bromic electric heaters, this type of mounting is perfect for patios that are enclosed and other areas with overhead structures like gazebos or tents. The flush design hides the heater, so you can enjoy its warmth without sacrificing valuable space.
Electric patio heaters come in a variety of sizes and power outputs. Some are designed to heat areas that are up to 215 feet in size, while others are rated for smaller indoor or outdoor areas. A lot of them are also available with stylish designs to allow you to easily integrate them into your decor.
While the size of an electric patio heater is largely dependent on the size of your outdoor space, there are other factors to consider, such as climate and geography. If you live in an area with high altitude, the air will be thinner and require a larger heater to heat your space. It is important to consult a professional before installing a patio heating system.
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It is important to consider the size of the space and the style to ensure the heater is appropriate for the space. The design of the heater can determine how well it will fit to your outdoor decor. There are many models available in a variety of finishes and colors that match your existing furniture. Other features worth looking for include a high energy efficiency rating to lower your electric bill, and safety features like tip-over protection and flame controls.
In contrast to gas units that use gas, electric heaters don't rely on an open flame to create heat. Instead, they convert electrical energy into infrared rays that are able to warm objects and people. Electric heaters are more secure to use and eco-friendly since they release no fumes or smoke.
Set the heater up at a distance that is free of combustibles. This will increase your enjoyment. You should also adhere to the manufacturer's recommendations for mounting and positioning your heater to ensure the maximum performance from the heat.
Most hanging heaters have been designed to stand up to the elements and are made of materials that are resistant to corrosion. They are typically made of stainless steel or aluminum, and come with an IP rating for resistance to water and dust ingress. They are also protected by a coating that is resistant to harsh weather conditions and can be able to withstand the elements.
Electric patio heaters that hang are available in many styles and are placed on the wall or recessed into the ceiling. Fireplaces And Stoves are designed to look like chandeliers or ceiling lights, making them ideal for gazebos and other overhead structures. Some are freestanding units which can be moved as required. If you decide to install a wall - or ceiling-mounted model to employ an experienced electrician for the installation. They will make sure that the heater is positioned correctly and has sufficient clearance from combustible materials and will ensure that your power outlets are designed to meet the heater's voltage requirements. They will also make sure that the unit has a soft-start, which reduces peak power and helps prevent the fuse from tripping.
Safe to Use
If you decide to use a hanging patio heater you're investing in a energy-efficient and safe heating solution. These units emit safe infrared rays to warm people and objects within their radius without heating the air. As a result, your outdoor space will feel comfortable and cozy even as the temperature drops.
A hanging electric patio heat can be positioned in a structure such as a gazebo or pergola. They are designed to endure the elements and feature a robust construction. They also have waterproofing, something that isn't typical in other heaters for your patio. Additionally, many units have designs that resemble the look of chandeliers and ceiling lights to blend into the decor of your patio. This kind of heater is ideal for areas where the standing or space heater would be too bulky. However, you cannot put a permanent heater up on a wall or roof.
Other patio heaters can be installed on the ground or on a stand, and are suitable for less well-insulated areas like garages. They can also be outfitted with wheels, so they can easily be transported to various locations in your patio or yard.
The most important thing to keep in mind when using a patio heater is to keep it clear of flammable materials and ensure adequate ventilation. Propane and Natural Gas units produce carbon monoxide which can cause fatalities in the event of not being properly ventilated. To prevent this from happening you must always keep a gas patio heater at least 3 feet from the combustible material.
Electric patio heaters do not emit carbon monoxide or fumes and are therefore the most secure option for your backyard. Electric patio heaters operate at lower level of power than their gas-powered counterparts. This lowers the risk for fire or electric shock.
If you're concerned about the security of your new patio heater, it's recommended to hire a professional to install it. These are huge systems that require a secure installation and connected to power grid. Expert installation is required to prevent injury or property damage.