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Unfortunately the ODS-ROP-N, ODS-ROP-P, ODS-OP-N, & ODS-OP-P are no longer made by the manufacturer and if the item is no longer on our website, it means we do not have that specific part anymore

Aside from good looks and design uniformity between gas and electric, Bromic heaters have higher wind ratings than other heaters, they use less gas, and they project more heat over a bigger area than

The Bromic On/Off switch can cost too much for some on top of the heater price and one could try using an alternative solution.  Instead of buying the Bromic On/Off switch, one could have a light

The average time seems to be 5-8 years, although some have lasted longer with good care, and some shorter with bad.  What typically causes burner failure is clogs in the holes of the ceramic plat

Unfortunately no.  A wall outlet is typically 110 Volts, while Bromic heaters require 220 Volts.  The other reason it cannot be plugged into a wall outlet is because these heaters do no

Grilling on infrared is a skill that takes a little bit of time to develop.  Those who are good at it will cook juicy and tasty food, while those who are bad will make their food into a burnt, in

Proposition 65 Public WarningWarning: By-products of the combustion of propane and natural gas contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or other reproductive harm.Safe Drin

All our Solaire grills use the same type of infrared burner.  The difference between them is size.  The biggest factor when choosing one of our grills is how much space you will need when