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Bathroom Curved Prefilled Electric Heated Towel Rail Ladder Warmer Radiator 600x300mm Anthracite

~~£123.99~~

Colour: Anthracite

Height: 60 cm

Width: 30 cm

Power: 600 W

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Product information

Description

General description

Our Bathroom Curved Prefilled Electric Heated Towel Rail Ladder Warmer Radiator is designed to provide an efficient solution for warming towels. Its curved design enhances heat output, while the modern manufacturing process ensures optimal heat transmission. This radiator is suitable for various interior designs, thanks to its contemporary style and elegant finish.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 600x300mm

Material: Low carbon steel

Model: Curved in Anthracite

Voltage: 220-240V 50Hz

Wattage options: 150W, 200W, 250W, 300W, 400W, 500W, 600W, 700W, 800W, 1000W

Connection Size: 1/2" BSP connection thread

IP Rating: IP55

Cable Length: 1.1-1.2m approx

Temperature range: 55°C - 70°C

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible for use on all UK heating systems (tank fed or combi systems)

Valves are not included

Note: Element only, T piece and blanking plug not included

Other information

Tested to BS EN442 standards

Complies with ISO9001:2008 regulations

Powder coated finish exceeds 200 hours of neutral acid salt spray testing

All heating elements come with a manufacturer-leading 2 year warranty

All radiators come with a manufacturer-leading 10 year warranty (applicable exclusively for water leakage claims within the warranty period)

Features

Brand
NRG
Colour
Anthracite
Height
60 cm
Width
30 cm
Power
600 W

Advice from

Towel radiator buying guide

Towel radiators are designed to dry your towels and heat the bathroom at the same time. An electric towel rail can operate using thermal fluid or dry thermal technology and may feature a fan. A central heating towel rail must be connected to your boiler and may feature dual fuel technology. Read on to find out more.

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