Bromic gas heaters are infrared patio heaters in the Platinum and Tungsten lines, running on natural gas or propane. They suit open, exposed areas, because infrared warms people and objects rather than air, and Bromic introduced what it calls the first wind-resistant infrared gas heater. They need adequate ventilation and a licensed gas technician, and they are not for fully enclosed spaces.

Bromic makes a portable heater, the Tungsten Smart-Heat freestanding gas model, and the Eclipse line also has a freestanding electric version. The gas unit is stainless steel, weighs about 123 pounds and is listed as wind-resistant to 11 mph. It suits patios where permanent mounting is not an option, though its weight makes it more movable than truly portable.

Bromic Heating is an Australian brand that also serves the United States market. Retailers describe its heaters as designed and engineered in Sydney, with United States headquarters in Irvine, California. The wider Bromic Group has decades of gas and refrigeration experience, which explains why the brand began with gas heating before adding electric lines.

Bromic Heating makes electric and gas infrared patio heaters for commercial and residential spaces. Its lines are Platinum for slim design, Tungsten for output, Eclipse for heat with LED light, and Cobalt as the entry electric option. Controllers are usually sold separately, so budget for a Smart-Heat dimmer or switch alongside any heater except Eclipse.