Talus - Dual Fuel Towel Rail Kit - Grey

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The Talus Dual Fuel Towel Rail Kit in Grey is designed for homeowners looking to convert their standard towel rail into a versatile heating system that operates on both central heating and electricity. It provides the flexibility to dry towels efficiently during summer months without running the main boiler, though it requires professional electrical installation and is specifically optimized for smaller towel rails with a 300W output.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1431663 |
| Brand | UK Radiators |
No, this kit requires professional plumbing and electrical installation to ensure safe operation and warranty validity.
The 300W element is specifically engineered for smaller towel rails and may not provide sufficient heat for very large or high-output radiator units.
BSP (British Standard Pipe) is the standard thread size for plumbing in the UK, ensuring the kit is compatible with most standard towel rails.
Yes, the Talus Dual Fuel Kit is backed by a 1-year guarantee.
Yes, the kit includes a pair of angled valves designed to facilitate the conversion process.
Check the fused spur to ensure the power is on and the fuse has not blown.
Ensure the 1/2 inch BSP thread is correctly sealed with appropriate plumbing tape and re-tighten the union.
Bleed the radiator to remove trapped air, which can prevent proper water circulation.
Installation must be carried out by a qualified professional to ensure safety and compliance with UK building regulations. The kit connects to the towel rail using standard 1/2 inch BSP threads. During installation, the electrician will integrate the heating element with a fused spur. For care, wipe down the grey finish with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaning agents that could scratch the surface. Regularly inspect the valve connections for any signs of leaks after initial setup.