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Patio Electric Heater

Patio electric patio space heater heaters are the modern method of extending outdoor living spaces. Unlike older propane and natural gas-fueled patio heaters that emit carbon monoxide, electric models do not require ventilation and are safe to use in closed spaces as long as they are not left unattended.

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

Power

Patio heaters are ideal to keep outdoor living spaces warm and comfortable even when the sun sets and temperatures cool. The heat emitted by the heaters to nearby objects and surfaces. Gas, propane and waterproof electric patio heaters models are available. The power source and fuel availability will determine the most suitable choice for you. The propane and gas patio heaters depend on liquid or natural fuel, while electrical patio heaters use electricity to produce heat. In general natural gas and propane patio heaters have higher BTU ratings than electric patio outdoor heater patio heaters.

Electric patio heaters plug directly into 120-volt outlets that are standard, so they are the most simple to install. Electric patio heaters might not produce more heat than models powered by propane or natural gases but they can also increase your electric bill. Propane patio heater electric free standing heaters -like our top choice the AZ Patio Heaters Propane Patio Heater -- use 20-pound propane tanks that you must refill with propane from local convenience stores or gas stations. They have the advantage of being portable, meaning you can move them around to keep the area warm as the sun moves across the sky.

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

Bromic's latest range of freestanding electric heaters are the best in design and function. They are sleek and are available in a variety of fashionable finishes that will fit any decor. They are quick heating and can be adapted to one of two models that are 750W or 1500W, depending on your needs. They also come with a built in digital LED fire display to enhance the appearance and feel of your outdoor space.

The energy output of a patio heater could be measured by its BTU rating, which indicates how many Btu's it can produce per hour. A patio heater with 40000 BTUs can be used to provide heat to an area of 150 square feet. If you are looking to heat larger areas should consider using multiple patio heaters or a combination of firepits and freestanding heaters that can create zones that have different degrees of warmth.

Heat Output

Electric heaters for patios are a practical method to provide warm and comfortable heating without chimneys or fuel. They plug into standard electrical outlets and can be moved which makes them ideal for outdoor seating areas and backyard nooks. The amount of heat a patio heater can deliver is measured in British Thermal Units (BTUs) and the higher the BTU's, the higher its heating capacity. The most effective electric patio heaters can typically achieve 46,000 Btu's per hour.

The dimensions of your patio as well as the temperature you'd like to attain will determine the amount of BTU's you need. To get an idea of how much energy you'll need multiply the square area by the desired temperature. Then, divide that number by 1000 to convert it to Watts and figure out how much energy your heater uses per hour. You can estimate the price of your patio heater by using the wattage rate found in your owner's guide or on your utility bill.

Gas patio heaters make use of propane or butane, LPG or natural gas to heat a perforated screen. The warmth is radiated into your outdoor living space. A reflector on top of the burner directs heat downward to maximize efficiency and increase its effectiveness in the event of windy weather.

Gas patio heaters provide similar power of heating to electric models, however they require a larger initial investment due to the fact that they have to be hooked up to a natural gas or propane line. These heaters are best suited for large, well ventilated areas that can be turned on and off at will or controlled using an alarm clock.

Some gas patio heaters feature an electronic ignition system and others require you to light them manually using a torch or grill lighter. Follow the manufacturer's directions to light them safely and ensure that the natural or propane gas is shut off prior to trying to ignite the burner. They are available as wall or ceiling mounted models, and offer a range of control options. These include dimmers as well as timers that cycle on and off according to set intervals.

Design

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

A tabletop model might suffice for temporary installations, but a wall-mounted or freestanding model is usually more suitable for an ongoing installation. This will ensure that the heater is installed correctly to provide maximum coverage. The height at which you install the patio heater will play an important role in how much heat it can produce. Some models come with tilting capabilities that let you to alter the direction of the heat.

If you are looking to add a modern flair to their outdoor space may select an infrared or halogen patio heater. Infrared lamps emit a soothing blue light that's similar to sunlight. Some models include a sound system that plays music when you press a button.

A flush mount patio heater is a popular option. It can be installed into the ceiling of a living space outside. This is ideal for rooms that can't support a suspended fixture due to space limitations or a ceiling that is too steep. The flush mount is compatible with all Bromic Electric heaters and can be used with a variety of mounting poles.

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

Finally, there are gas patio heaters for those who prefer a traditional flame-based method of heating their outdoor spaces. These appliances burn either natural gas or liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) or propane to fuel a flame which then radiates the heated air to the surrounding surfaces. They are typically powered by a small tank of propane that must be refilled regularly.

Installation

A patio electric heater is an ideal way to have a great time dining outdoors or entertaining even after the sun goes down. They are easy to operate, cost-effective, and convenient. They offer powerful radiant heat, which helps you and your guests stay warm, especially on the cool winter nights. To ensure the safety and longevity of your unit they must be correctly installed. Before attempting any professional installation, it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and consult an electrician, or a plumber if you're using gas-powered models.

The first thing you need to decide when choosing an electric patio heater is the size of an area you wish it to warm. A patio heater that has an increased BTU rating (British Thermodynamic unit) is typically more powerful and can cover more of an area. A higher BTU rating requires more electricity.

You should also consider whether you want to install your electric patio heater on the wall or the ceiling. Both options have their pros and pros and. Wall-mounted units are less bulky and can be installed in a variety of places. They can be difficult to reach, and their nozzles must be cleaned regularly.

Ceiling-mounted patio heaters offer a sleek, modern appearance and are perfect for areas with high ceilings. This option is that is available for all Bromic electric models and requires a minimum cavity of space in the ceiling depending on the model.

Finally, you can opt for a propane or natural gas-powered patio heater. They aren't as portable than electric heaters, but they still provide a good temperature and can be switched off and on with ease using a remote controls or a built-in clock. Gas-powered units are less safe than their electric counterparts since they rely on combustion to operate. They also require regular maintenance.

For those who prefer traditional methods of heating your patio, wood-burning units such as fire pits made of metal, chimineas or built-in brick fireplaces can be extremely appealing and provide a rustic appearance to your outdoor space. However, these kinds of units are difficult to maintain due to the frequent need for cleaning up debris and ash, and could cause sparks that could be dangerous when not maintained properly.