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The Myhomeware Electric Pre-Filled Heated Towel Rail Radiator is designed for homeowners seeking a space-efficient and reliable heating solution for bathrooms, kitchens, and cloakrooms. Its key benefit lies in its pre-filled, electric-only design that simplifies installation and provides consistent warmth for towels, though it is important to note that the unit relies on a simple wall-switch operation rather than an integrated thermostat.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Myhomeware |
No, this model uses a non-thermostatic heating element that operates at a fixed temperature of 70C.
Yes, it is IP55 rated, making it suitable for safe use in bathroom environments.
No, this is an electric-only radiator and does not connect to your central heating system.
The radiator comes with the pre-filled unit, wall brackets, a bleeding valve, and a blanking plug.
Operation is controlled entirely through your own wall-mounted switch.
The manufacturer recommends that installation be completed by a qualified electrician.
Check the wall switch is in the on position and verify the electrical connection at the fused spur.
The radiator may have trapped air. Use the provided bleeding valve to bleed the radiator according to standard procedures.
Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician to ensure compliance with local electrical safety regulations, especially given the IP55 rating. The package includes all necessary mounting hardware, such as wall brackets, a bleeding valve, and a blanking plug. Regular maintenance is minimal; wipe down the black finish with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive chemicals that could damage the surface finish. If you notice cold spots on the unit over time, use the included bleeding valve to release any trapped air, following standard radiator maintenance practices.
