Bromic Affinity Smart-Heat Eclipse Controllers
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Control both infrared heat and LED light output from compatible fixed Eclipse Pendant heaters through the Bromic Heating App. Available in 1- and 5-channel configurations, the Affinity Smart-Heat Eclipse series helps create precise warmth and ambience with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
Why You’ll Love It
- Incrementally adjusts both heat and LED light output.
- Available with 1 or 5 control channels.
- Each channel manages the heat and light functions of one compatible Eclipse Electric heater.
- Connects through 2.4GHz Wi-Fi or Bluetooth up to approximately 30 feet.
- Supports heater grouping, zones, timers, schedules, multi-site management, and administrator controls through the Bromic Heating App.
- Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and supported home or building automation configurations.
Channel Options
- 1 Channel: 220–240V, up to 4kW, designed to control one fixed Eclipse Pendant heater. This controller is already included with the Eclipse Portable/Freestanding heater.
- 5 Channel: Three-phase controller with up to 6kW per channel and an included expansion board for supported Ethernet or 0-10V automation integration.
Compatibility
Designed for compatible Bromic Eclipse Electric Pendant heaters. Verify the heater model, voltage, phase, current, total connected load, and channel allocation before ordering. The 1-channel controller is already supplied with the Eclipse Portable/Freestanding heater.
What Is Included
- One selected Bromic Affinity Smart-Heat Eclipse controller. The 5-channel model includes its expansion board and enclosure key.
Not Included
- Eclipse heaters, mounting poles or supports, anchoring hardware, Ethernet cabling, field wiring or conduit, wall switches, sensors, installation labor, and other controls or accessories.
Installation
Controller selection and heater quantity must be verified against voltage, phase, current, total load, channel capacity, and Bromic installation documents. Installation must be completed by a licensed professional in accordance with local electrical codes.