Bromic Platinum 500 Gas Radiant Heater (40,000 BTU)
Gas output, with a face that belongs on a designed patio.
The Platinum 500 is the gas heater for spaces where a stainless box would look wrong. A black ceramic glass front hides the burner entirely, so you get 40,000 BTU of directional radiant heat from something that reads as architecture rather than equipment.
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Is this the right heater for you?
Choose the Platinum Gas if you:
- Want gas output but care how the unit looks
- Have a gas line already, or can run one
- Are heating a larger or more exposed area where electric would struggle
- Have the ceiling height for gas clearances
If looks matter less than budget, the Tungsten 500 Gas delivers more output for less money. If you have no gas line, look at the Platinum Electric.
The short version
- 40,000 BTU of directional radiant heat
- Heats up to 215 sq ft
- Wind resistant up to 8 mph
- Black ceramic glass face, no visible burner
- Natural gas or propane
- Wall and ceiling mounting options
Gas needs more room than electric
Gas units run hotter and need larger clearances to walls, ceilings and anything overhead. Check your clearances before you commit, particularly on a covered patio with a low roof. Where overhead space is tight, a heat deflector reduces the required clearance and pushes heat downward.
Mount between 8 and 10 feet above the finished floor where you can. Higher than that and the heat spreads too thin before it reaches anyone.
Natural gas or propane
Both produce the same output. Natural gas is cheaper to run and never needs refilling, but ties you to a fixed connection. Propane works where no line exists. Either way, the gas connection must be made by a licensed gas fitter.
Wind and weather
Rated to 8 mph. Infrared is not carried away by a breeze the way warm air is, so the heat still lands. Two honest caveats: wind chill still pulls warmth off your skin, and a strong enough gust can blow out a pilot on any gas heater. On a permanently exposed site, electric is the more reliable choice.
Controls
All current Bromic controls are the Affinity Smart-Heat range.
| Controller | Best for | Zones |
|---|---|---|
| Affinity Smart-Heat On/Off | On and off control, up to 10 gas heaters as a block | 1 or 2 |
| Wireless On/Off Controller | A physical remote rather than a phone | 1 |
| Affinity Expansion Board | Connecting to home or building automation | Add-on |
Gas heaters do not dim. If variable output matters to you, that is an argument for electric.
Specification Sheet
Instruction ManualQuestions before you buy
- How much space does it heat? Up to 215 sq ft of radiant coverage.
- What is the output? 40,000 BTU.
- Natural gas or propane? Both available. Natural gas costs less to run, propane works without a fixed line.
- How high should it be mounted? Between 8 and 10 feet above the finished floor. Check the clearance requirements in the manual for your configuration.
- Can I use it under a pergola or wood ceiling? Yes, with a heat deflector, which reduces the required overhead clearance.
- Can I dim it? No. Gas heaters run at full output. Electric models dim.
- Who installs it? A licensed gas fitter in your province.
- How is this different from the Tungsten Gas? The Tungsten 500 puts out more heat, 43,000 BTU, for less money. The Platinum is the one you choose when the heater needs to look like part of the design.
- Do you ship across Canada? Yes, free.
Not sure which model or how many? Send us your patio dimensions and we will work it out with you.
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Not sure if gas or electric is right for your space? Read our Patio Heater Buying Guide: Gas vs. Electric for Canadian Outdoor Spaces
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