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Reina Capo Black Electric Towel Rail 1000mm High x 400mm Wide (Standard Element)

Name: Reina Capo Black Electric Towel Rail 1000mm High x 400mm Wide (Standard Element)
Brand: REINA
SKU: ECPO1040KF+STANDARD
Price: 120.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The popular Capo heated towel rail from Reina is now available in an electric-only configuration, complete with filling liquid and a standard on/off electric heating element, in one easy-to-order package. The Capo towel warmer features 22mm cross-tubes, offering a quality rail at an affordable price point.

Technical specifications

Height: 1000mm

Width: 400mm

Pipe Centres: 355mm

Wall to Front: 85-100mm

Tube Quantity: 16

Total Gaps: 3

Tube Diameter: 22mm

Output (Watts) @ Delta T50: 325

Output (BTU) @ Delta T50: 1109

Heating Element Type: Standard On/Off

Material: Mild Steel

Colour: Black

Style: Modern

Mounting: Wall

Orientation: Vertical

Brand: Reina

Collection: Capo

EAN Barcode: 8800161272535

Manufacturer Part Number(s): ECPO1040KF+STANDARD

Compatibility and accessories

1 x Reina Capo Black Towel Rail 1000mm H x 400mm W (CPO1040KF)

1 x Reina Standard Electric Heating Element 250W (ELM/S250W)

1 x Electric-Only Liquid Filling (A/FILLING)

4 colour-matched fixing brackets for wall-mounted installation

Air vent plug and blanking caps included

Other information

Manufactured to BS/EN 442. Supplied with a 2-year guarantee from Reina. The image showing the rail in a room depicts a 1200mm x 500mm model fitted with an On/Off Touch element.

Features

Brand
REINA
Width
40 cm
Height
100 cm
Weight
9.99 kg
Power
250 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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