Milano Elizabeth Traditional Electric Heated Towel Rail - Brushed Bronze


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This guide is for homeowners looking to add a touch of vintage elegance and practical warmth to their bathrooms. The Milano Elizabeth Traditional Electric Heated Towel Rail in Brushed Bronze offers a durable, stylish solution for heated towels, but requires professional installation due to its electric heating element. It combines premium steel construction with a striking brushed bronze finish and a white column insert, ensuring both longevity and aesthetic appeal. Key features include its substantial size (930mm x 620mm) and a high-protection 600W Rotfil heating element.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | T213ORBSE |
| Brand | Milano |
As this is an electric heated towel rail that requires hard-wiring, it is typically controlled by the wall switch connected to its power supply. If an external thermostat is installed, that will also be used for control.
No, the heating element must be hard-wired by a qualified electrician to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
Warranty details vary by retailer. Please refer to the product packaging or the retailer's website for specific warranty information.
Regular cleaning with a damp cloth is recommended to maintain the finish. Deep cleaning can be done as needed, but always ensure the unit is cool and switched off.
The Milano Elizabeth Traditional Electric Heated Towel Rail in Brushed Bronze measures 930mm in height and 620mm in width.
Yes, an external timer or thermostat can be integrated into the electrical circuit by a qualified electrician to manage operating times and temperatures.
Yes, the Rotfil heating element is designed to be replaceable. If it fails, a qualified electrician can replace it.
Ensure the unit is correctly hard-wired and the circuit breaker is switched on. Verify the heating element is properly connected and functioning. If an external thermostat is installed, check its settings and power supply.
Check for any obstructions on the rails that might be preventing heat distribution. If using an external thermostat, ensure it is set correctly. An electrician may need to check the element's performance.
Slight expansion and contraction noises are normal as the unit heats and cools. However, if loud or persistent noises occur, contact a qualified electrician to inspect the heating element and installation.
While the element has an IP64 rating, ensure it was installed by a professional who correctly sealed any entry points. If you suspect compromised sealing, have it inspected by an electrician.
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