Bromic HeatingBR-WRCW ON/Off Remote Controller, Putty

I had no location to easily install a switch so remote control was the best option for my heater set up. I was able to install the controller out of site behind a stucco wall. I was concerned the signal would not pass through for the controller - but I have not issues controlling the heater when I am within 8-10 feet of the control unit.The controller is just on/off - but since I can control each element of my heater independently I have a low/high heat. It will shut off automatically after 30 minutes - which is nice for forgetting it is on but not good when you are out under the heat for longer than that.The wiring was a little funky. I had to remove the cable glands completely to get the wiring into the unite (not too big a deal for a fully protected install - but not good if outsider or accessible). Also the terminations for wiring on the controller were undersized for the wire used by my electrician. Got it working but didn't seem like it was made for a typical US set-up.All in all like it - been working will for over 2 years & sitting under my Bromic heater now writing this!

You need this to control the outdoor heater and you need a degree in electrical service to wire it. Since it is made in Australia, (I later found out) it does not work on our US system. However, my electrician called a US distributor and quickly got it figured out. This runs on 220 so don't try it yourself. Once wired in, the wireless works great!

Should have read the reviews. This is NOT a US compliant controller - it’s made in Italy to European standards. Took a very creative US electrician to adjust wiring to US code & standards. This should not be marketed in the US.

Some of the previous reviews suggest this is difficult to install. My electician had absolutely no issues at all. He was intrigued with the unique design, but there were zero issues. We are very happy with the two levels of heat, and the controller is simple and straightforward.

I purchased two of these for to control the two dual element 6000 Watt Bromic Heaters that I was mounting. I mounted these in the attic directly above the heaters. The only separating them from the heaters are 2x4s and a little insulation. The remote would not communicate with these controllers(that is me standing directly under the ceiling they are mounted on less than 8 feet away. I had to mount them within line of sight to get these to work with the remote(that defeats the purpose of an RF transmitter). These controllers are not small, so they can not easily be hidden. For the price if I would advise looking for an alternative setup. These are pretty much $250 light switches.

Works great, has two "channels" so I can add another heater if so desired, and was easy to install and program. By not having to run wiring to a wall switch, wiring the heater was simpler and cheaper.

It's basically very good but there's no way to moderate the heat. It's either on or off -- nothing in between.

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