Modern outdoor porch with ceiling-mounted electric porch heater glowing at night
Commercial outdoor dining space with Bromic porch heaters installed overhead
Women dining on a heated outdoor porch with infrared porch heaters above
Family entertaining on a covered porch with gas porch heater mounted to ceiling
Porch Heating

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Porch Heaters That Actually Work

Gas and electric porch heaters from Bromic — the world's leading outdoor heating brand. Keep your porch comfortable all year long.

Gas & Electric Porch Heaters

Two proven porch heating technologies. One goal — a porch you can use year-round.

Electric Porch Heaters
ElectricElectric Porch Heaters

Up to 6,000W · Up to 160 ft² coverage

No gas line needed. Bromic electric porch heaters deliver silent infrared radiant heat — warming people directly, not the air. Clean, low-maintenance, and ready to install wherever you have power.

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Gas Porch Heaters
GasGas Porch Heaters

Up to 43,000 BTU · Up to 215 ft² coverage

Maximum output for large or open porches. Bromic gas heaters run on natural gas or propane and deliver serious BTUs — the professional choice for spaces that demand real porch heating coverage.

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How to Choose the Right Porch Heater

The right heater depends on your porch size, fuel access, and how you use the space. Here's what to know.

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Measure Your Porch

Calculate the square footage of the area you want to heat. Electric heaters cover up to 160 sq ft per unit; gas heaters cover up to 215 sq ft. Larger or open porches may need multiple units.

02

Check Your Fuel Access

Electric heaters need a standard 240V outlet — no gas line required. Gas heaters connect to natural gas or propane. If you don't have a gas line, electric is the simpler install.

03

Consider Your Climate

For mild winters, electric infrared heaters are ideal. For colder climates or larger open porches, gas heaters deliver more BTUs and handle lower ambient temperatures more effectively.

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Choose Your Mount

Bromic porch heaters mount to ceilings or walls, keeping your floor space clear. Ceiling mounts work best for covered porches; wall mounts suit screened or semi-enclosed spaces.

Types of Porch Heaters

All Bromic porch heaters use infrared radiant heat — warming people and surfaces directly rather than heating the air.

Infrared Electric Heaters

Wall or ceiling mounted. Silent operation, no emissions, instant heat. Best for covered porches with electrical access. Models include the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat Electric and Eclipse Smart-Heat Electric.

Best for: Covered porches, screened rooms

Infrared Gas Heaters

High-output heating for large or open porches. Runs on natural gas or propane. Delivers consistent warmth even in cold or windy conditions. Models include the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat Gas.

Best for: Large porches, cold climates

Smart-Heat Technology

Bromic's Smart-Heat series features precision heat distribution — directing warmth exactly where people sit, not wasted on walls or open sky. Compatible with smart home controls and dimmers.

Best for: Precision comfort, smart homes

Porch Heating FAQ

Common questions about porch heaters, answered by the experts at PHD Outdoor Comfort.

What is the best heater for a covered porch?

For most covered porches, a ceiling-mounted infrared electric heater is the best choice. The Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat Electric mounts flush to the ceiling, delivers silent radiant heat, and requires only a 240V outlet. For larger covered porches or colder climates, a gas heater provides more BTU output.

How many porch heaters do I need?

One Bromic electric heater covers up to 160 sq ft; one gas heater covers up to 215 sq ft. Measure your porch and divide by the coverage area to estimate unit count. For open or partially enclosed porches, add 20–30% to account for heat loss.

Can porch heaters be used in the rain?

Bromic porch heaters are rated for outdoor use and are weather-resistant, but they should be installed under a covered porch or pergola — not exposed to direct rain. Always follow the manufacturer's installation guidelines for clearance and mounting.

What is the difference between gas and electric porch heaters?

Gas porch heaters produce more BTUs and are better for large or open spaces and colder climates. Electric porch heaters are easier to install (no gas line needed), run silently, and are ideal for covered porches with electrical access. Both use infrared radiant heat technology.

Do Bromic porch heaters work with smart home systems?

Yes. Bromic's Smart-Heat series is compatible with smart home controls, dimmers, and timers. You can integrate them with most home automation systems for scheduled heating and remote control.

Where can I buy Bromic porch heaters?

PHD Outdoor Comfort is an authorized Bromic dealer with 15+ years of outdoor heating experience. Shop the full Bromic porch heater catalog at phdoutdoorcomfort.com with free shipping on every order.

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