Duratherm Flat Panel Heated Towel Rail Radiator - Black
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This DuraTherm Flat Panel Heated Towel Rail Radiator in Black is ideal for homeowners seeking a stylish and practical way to warm and dry towels while enhancing bathroom heating. Its premium mild steel construction and durable matt black finish offer long-lasting performance. A key benefit is the ample space provided by its 9 rails for multiple towels. Note that radiator valves are not included and must be purchased separately.
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| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CKPW950500BAMZ |
| Brand | DuraTherm |
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FAQs
What is the heat output of this towel rail?
The heat output ranges from 774 to 2088 BTU, depending on the Delta T (difference between the average radiator water temperature and the room air temperature).
Are radiator valves included with the purchase?
No, radiator valves are not included and must be purchased separately.
Can this towel rail be used with an electric-only heating system?
Yes, it can be converted to dual fuel or electric-only operation by purchasing and installing a compatible heating element and isolating valves separately.
What material is the towel rail made from?
The towel rail is constructed from premium mild steel.
What are the dimensions of the towel rail?
The dimensions are 950mm in height, 800mm in width, and 96-106mm in depth.
How many towels can this rail hold?
It features 9 rails, providing ample space for multiple towels.
What is the warranty period?
The DuraTherm Flat Panel Heated Towel Rail Radiator comes with a 10-year guarantee.
Is this product compliant with safety standards?
Yes, the towel rail is BS EN 442 compliant.
Troubleshooting
Towel rail is not heating up
Ensure the central heating system is on and functioning correctly. Check that radiator valves are fully open. If converted to dual fuel, verify the heating element is powered and functional. Bleed the radiator to release any trapped air.
Leaking from connections
Turn off the water supply to the rail. Carefully tighten the relevant fittings. If the leak persists, the seals may need replacement. Consult a plumber if unsure.
Uneven heating
Trapped air is the most common cause. Bleed the radiator by opening the bleed valve at the top until water begins to escape, then close the valve. Ensure radiator valves are correctly positioned (typically one open, one closed for isolation, or both open for heating).
Damage to the finish
Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning tools. For minor scuffs, a specialized mild metal polish might be suitable, but test in an inconspicuous area first. For significant damage, professional refinishing may be required.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Enhances bathroom aesthetics with a modern, flat panel design.
- Efficiently warms and dries towels, providing comfort.
- Durable construction with premium mild steel and a robust finish.
- Generous rail space accommodates multiple towels.
- Backed by a 10-year guarantee for user confidence.
Cons
- Radiator valves are not included and require a separate purchase.
- Requires a heating element for dual fuel or electric operation (sold separately).
- Installation may require professional plumbing expertise.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: This heated towel rail is designed for connection to a standard central heating system. Installation involves plumbing it into your existing pipework. Ensure you have the necessary tools and expertise, or consult a qualified plumber. Radiator valves are essential for controlling water flow and are not included; they must be purchased separately. For dual fuel or electric operation, a compatible heating element must also be acquired and installed.
Compatibility: The rail is BS EN 442 compliant. It is compatible with most standard central heating systems. Ensure your system's pressure and water temperature are within the operational limits for optimal performance. It can be converted to a dual-fuel system by adding a compatible electric heating element and isolating valves.
Care: Clean the matt black finish using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, as these can damage the durable coating. Periodically check plumbing connections for any signs of leaks. Bleeding the radiator may be necessary if it fails to heat up evenly; refer to standard radiator maintenance guides.