Regent5 designs and installs premium Infratech and Bromic infrared heating systems for patios, terraces, pool areas and covered outdoor rooms, coordinating heater placement, dedicated electrical power, recessed details, zoning and smart-home control.
The right heater depends on architecture, mounting height, wind exposure, electrical capacity and control requirements. Regent5 coordinates the heating equipment with the surrounding electrical, lighting and automation systems.
Single-element stainless-steel heaters with wall, ceiling, pole and optional flush-mount configurations for streamlined residential and hospitality installations.
Dual-element heaters for applications needing higher output, including flush-mounted architectural installations and larger covered outdoor rooms.
Narrow-profile single-element heaters with modern anodized-aluminum housings for wall or ceiling mounting where visual discretion is a priority.
Selected W and WD configurations are available in corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel for coastal, humid and other demanding environments.
Project-specific control panels can provide zoning, timing and integration with compatible automation systems including Lutron, Crestron, Control4 and Savant.
Premium electric and gas heater families with ceramic-glass styling and recessed, ceiling or wall-mount options for design-focused outdoor spaces.
A dual-function electric heater with integrated dimmable LED light, available in multiple wall, ceiling and freestanding configurations.
Tungsten provides high-output electric and gas options with an industrial profile; Cobalt adds another architectural electric-heating choice for wall and ceiling applications.
Connected controls support heater zoning, scheduling and app operation, with integration pathways for compatible smart-home and building-control systems.
Regent5 coordinates circuits, controls, framing, clearances, finishes, mounting details and automation so heaters integrate cleanly with the finished outdoor environment.
Both are strong premium infrared-heating platforms, but their form factors and control ecosystems differ. Regent5 evaluates architecture, mounting height, wind, desired output, finish, coastal exposure, electrical capacity and automation requirements before selecting a product family.
Selected Infratech W and WD heaters can be flush mounted using compatible frames when the ceiling construction and required clearances support it. Regent5 coordinates the heater, framing, finish detail, electrical feed and service access before the ceiling is closed.
Yes, selected Bromic electric heaters support recessed or integrated mounting accessories. The exact heater, recess kit, clearances and surrounding materials must be matched to the installation. Regent5 coordinates those details with the architect, builder and electrical plan.
They can when the heater controls and automation interface are designed together. Infratech offers Home Management controls for compatible systems, and Bromic offers connected control options. Regent5 verifies the interface, electrical switching method, zoning and programming before installation.
Often, yes. Higher-output electric infrared heaters can create meaningful continuous electrical loads. Regent5 evaluates voltage, wattage, breaker sizing, conductor sizing, panel capacity, controls and the number of heaters before finalizing the circuit design.
It can on larger projects. Multiple electric heaters may add substantial connected load, especially when combined with pools, spas, EV charging, heat pumps and other estate systems. Regent5 can coordinate load calculations, panel planning and required electrical upgrades as part of the design.
Infratech offers a 316-stainless Marine UpGrade on selected heaters, and Bromic offers Platinum Smart-Heat Electric Marine. Product selection still needs to account for actual salt exposure, wind, placement, mounting hardware, electrical protection and maintenance conditions.
Yes. Properly designed controls can divide heaters into patio, dining, lounge, pool or other zones. The exact dimming or switching method depends on heater type and controller. Regent5 coordinates zones with the automation interface and electrical control hardware.
Yes. Eclipse Smart-Heat Electric combines radiant heat with integrated dimmable LED lighting in one fixture. It is useful when the design team wants comfort and ambient light from the same sculptural element rather than separate heater and lighting hardware.
Neither is universally better. Electric systems are well suited to integrated architectural installations and automation, while gas may fit projects with different infrastructure or output priorities. Regent5 evaluates utilities, electrical capacity, appearance, mounting, controls and operating goals.
Yes, when the structure, clearances and electrical infrastructure can support the design. Retrofit work may involve new circuits, conduit routing, control panels, finish repairs or alternate mounting strategies. Regent5 surveys those conditions before choosing equipment.
Pricing depends on heater type and quantity, mounting details, controls, dedicated circuits, panel capacity, conduit, structural work, finish coordination and automation programming. Regent5 develops pricing after the heating zones and electrical scope are defined.
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