Stainless steel elegance in polished or brushed stainless steel.
The frame provides a special effect and elegance in a sleek
design.
Reusable and durable.
- Valve sets and other accessories are not included.
Specifications:
DIMENSIONS [HXL]: 1170 x 500 mm
- CENTER DISTANCE: 468 mm
- WALL/FRONT EDGE: 80-100 mm
Installation and operating conditions:
This towel rail can be used anywhere you have either a water-carrying system or the option to connect to standard 220 Volt electricity, and of course, you can also use a combination of water heating and electric heating. You must be aware that there are different rules and laws that determine where and how you can install certain electrical and plumbing items - We always recommend that you consult your local professional!
Water-carrying system: Yes.
Can be used anywhere you have water-carrying closed systems – i.e. district heating or central heating. For this type of installation, you must purchase a valve set.
Electrical installation: Yes.
Can be used anywhere you have access to 220 Volt electricity. You must purchase an electric heating element for this installation.
Combined operation: Yes.
Can be used for combined operation if you have access to both a water-carrying system and 220 Volt electricity. This way, for example, you can still have heat on your towel rail even if your central heating system is turned off. For this type of installation, you must purchase a valve set and an electric heating element.
Maximum operating pressure: 8 Bar.
This is the maximum pressure that must be in your system to avoid leaks.
Maximum operating temperature: 90°C.
This is the maximum temperature that must be in your system to avoid leaks.
Number of ½" holes for water supply and outlet: 2 pcs.
This indicates how many "holes" there are in the towel rail that can be used for connection. The dimension of the holes is ½", which is the standard for valve sets and electric heating elements. The number does not necessarily say anything about the placement, but typically there are always 2 taps in the vertical pipes at the bottom.
Wiring diagram: H1.
The diagrams/schematics show how the water's flow direction in the radiator must be to ensure optimal operation.
