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Bromic Cobalt Series
The same Bromic infrared heating power in a simpler stainless steel housing, at the most accessible price in the Bromic lineup. Electric, 4000W or 6000W, for walls and ceilings.
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Two sizes
4000W or 6000W?
Both are Cobalt Smart-Heat electric heaters with two infrared elements, 60° tilting brackets and wall or ceiling mounting.
Lowest priceCobalt 4000W
- 44 in. long, 13 in. wide, 8.5 in. deep
- Heats about 120 sq ft
- 220–240V or 208V, installed by an electrician
- Wall or ceiling mount
$585.00
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More coverageCobalt 6000W
- 56 in. long, 13 in. wide, 8.5 in. deep
- Heats about 144 sq ft
- 220–240V or 208V, installed by an electrician
- Wall or ceiling mount
$702.00
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Sizing guide
Which Cobalt heater fits your space?
Measure your space (length × width) and compare it with each heater's heat area.
| Model | Power | Heats up to | Power source | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cobalt ElectricWall or ceiling mount | ||||
| 4,000 W | 120 sq ft | 220–240V or 208V electric | $585.00View → | |
| 6,000 W | 144 sq ft | 220–240V or 208V electric | $702.00View → | |
Heat areas are Bromic's published figures. Real-world comfort depends on wind, mounting height, enclosure and outdoor temperature. Not sure? Send us your dimensions and we'll recommend a setup.
Save, or step up?
Cobalt or Tungsten?
Cobalt and Tungsten electric heaters share the same size housing, two infrared elements, 60° tilting brackets and wall or ceiling mounting, and both work with Bromic controls. Tungsten adds a mesh front that spreads heat more evenly, a little more heat area, black or white finishes and 277V wiring. Cobalt costs about 40% less.
Best valueCobalt
- Stainless housing with a simple front cage
- 4000W from $585, heats about 120 sq ft
- Mounts as close as 8 in. to the ceiling
- Silver finish
$585.00
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More even heatTungsten
- Mesh front screen spreads the heat evenly
- 4000W from $991, heats about 130 sq ft
- Needs 13 in. of ceiling clearance
- Black or white, also 2000 to 6000W
$991.00
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Why Cobalt
Bromic heat for less
Cobalt keeps what matters most, the heating power, and simplifies the housing.
Double infrared elements
Two frosted infrared tubes with an anodized rear reflector for strong radiant heat that warms people, not the air.
60° tilting brackets
Included brackets tilt the heater 60 degrees top to bottom, on a wall or a ceiling.
Works with Bromic controls
Use an on/off or dimmer remote, or connect it to a smart control system.
Bromic Cobalt Series
Bromic Cobalt Smart-Heat electric heaters: the same Bromic infrared heating power in a simpler stainless steel housing, at the most accessible price in the Bromic lineup. 4000W and 6000W, wall or ceiling mount.
Bromic Cobalt Smart-Heat 4000W Electric Outdoor Patio Heater
Bromic Heating
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The Bromic Cobalt maintains the same source of heating power of the other Bromic heaters while stripping away the premium exterior. The Cobalt elec...
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Bromic Cobalt Smart-Heat 6000W Electric Outdoor Patio Heater
Bromic Heating
Original price
$702.00
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$702.00
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The Bromic Cobalt maintains the same source of heating power of the other Bromic heaters while stripping away the premium exterior. The Cobalt elec...
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Frequently asked questions
What size heater do I need?
Multiply your space's length by its width and compare it with each heater's heat area: about 120 sq ft for the 4000W and 144 sq ft for the 6000W. Larger or windier spaces may need two heaters. Send us your dimensions and we'll help.
What's the difference between Cobalt and Tungsten?
Both deliver Bromic infrared heat in the same size housing. Tungsten adds a mesh front screen that spreads heat more evenly, slightly larger heat areas, black or white finishes, 277V wiring and more sizes. Cobalt has a simpler front cage, a silver finish and costs about 40% less.
Do Cobalt heaters need an electrician?
Yes. Cobalt heaters run on 220–240V or 208V power rather than a standard 120V outlet, so installation by a licensed electrician is recommended.
Can I control a Cobalt heater with a remote?
Yes. Cobalt works with an on/off remote or a dimmer remote, and can be integrated into a smart control system. See Bromic accessories.
Not sure which heater fits?
Send us your space's dimensions and whether it's covered or open. We'll recommend Cobalt, Tungsten or Platinum and the right controls.