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The Lumora Salerno 1380x600mm Silver towel radiator is an ideal choice for homeowners looking to upgrade their bathroom with a sophisticated heating solution that keeps towels warm and dry. Designed for integration with standard wet central heating systems, it provides efficient heat output for bathrooms up to 4 square metres; however, please note that this model is not electric or dual fuel and requires separate purchase of radiator valves.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TMSL-1380600-CH |
| Brand | Lumora |
No, the Lumora Salerno is strictly for wet central heating systems and cannot be converted to electric or dual-fuel power.
You will need standard half-inch BSP radiator valves. The choice between angled or straight valves depends on how your pipes exit the wall or floor.
Yes, it is rated for a maximum working pressure of 6 bar, making it safe for use in both sealed and open-vented systems.
The radiator provides 1269 BTU at Delta T50 and 1600 BTU at Delta T60.
Yes, wall brackets and the necessary fixings for mounting are included in the package.
The radiator may have trapped air. Ensure the system is bled using a radiator key at the bleed valve to release trapped air pockets.
This often indicates a balancing issue in your heating system. You may need to adjust the lockshield valve or have the system balanced by a professional.
Installation must be performed by a qualified plumber to ensure the unit is correctly integrated into your wet central heating system. The unit uses standard 1/2 inch BSP threads, which are industry standard for radiator valves. When mounting, use the included wall brackets and fixings to secure the radiator to a load-bearing wall. To maintain the chrome finish, wipe the surface periodically with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or steel wool, as these can scratch or damage the protective chrome layer. Periodically check the radiator valves for any signs of leaks, especially after the initial installation or seasonal startup.
