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Installation of Ceiling Mount Pole*
Accessories for Smart-Heat Gas Heaters* Continued
Bromic Ceiling Poles are made in 5 set lengths
based on the height from the ground to the
pole mounting surface (Position A). This
distance (dimension H) is noted below with the
corresponding Bromic Ceiling Pole part number.
Each Pole is manufactured to allow a clearance
below the heater (Dimension B) of 8ft in
accordance with installation requirements.
IMPORTANT:
When Selecting your Bromic Ceiling Pole, Please
ensure that:
 Dimension B is no smaller than 8ft
 Dimension C is no smaller than 1’2”
(with heat deflector)
 Dimension C is no smaller than 3’6” (without
heat deflector)
Position A is the mounting surface of the
ceiling mount pole.
Please ensure the mounting height (H) has
been measured correctly.
(
For example, in the case of a suspended ceiling, the
mounting surface will be above the ceiling.)
Clearance required to surface above heater:
 WITH Bromic Heat Deflector = 1’2”
 WITHOUT Bromic Heat Deflector = 3’6”
Clearance requirement when ceiling
mounting is 8FT to the underside of the
heater.
Dimension H*
(mm)
Bromic
Part No.
Heat
Deflector
Required?
11’ BH3030003 Y
11’4” BH3030004 Y
11’8” BH3030005 Y
12’4” BH3030006 Y
13’ BH3030007 Y
13’8” BH3030008 Y
*Dimensions provided are nominal only. Slight variations may
occur. All dimensions must be checked during installation.
*Bromic is not responsible for assuring compliance with jurisdictional codes and regulations governing construction, installation and/or use of the heating products and cannot be responsible for how the product is installed or used. Before
purchase and use of the product, it is the responsibility of the owner/purchaser to review the product application and all applicable national and local codes and regulations governing the installation and use of such heating products and to seek
advice from relevant technical persons.
Our ceiling poles cater for
varying ceiling heights and
angles.
This diagram illustrates one
possible scenario where the
mounting surface is angled,
and a suspended ceiling is
present.
If you have any questions
please contact us on
[phone] or
[e-mail]
ANGLED MOUNTING SURFACE
H
B
C
A
SUSPENDED CEILING
FLOOR
1’