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Vertical Heated Towel Rails
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12V range towel rails
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IP55
Price ranges from: $269.50
(Prices Include GST)
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Price ranges from: $269.50
Indulge in the Spa-Like Luxury of a Heated Towel Rail.
Imagine stepping out of a hot shower and wrapping yourself in a warm, dry towel. With a heated towel rail, no more damp towels!
Choose from a variety of options to complement your bathroom design. It’s an indulgence you’ll appreciate every time you step out of the shower or bath. Our heated towel rails can also be controlled and programmed through our floor heating
thermostats.
5-Year Warranty on all Coldbuster 12V Heated Towel rails
Coldbuster’s SELV 12V heated towel rails can be installed in all areas of bathroom including zone 1, 2 and 3. In other words, our 12V heated towel rails can also be installed in the shower area.
Coldbuster 12V Towel Rails are IP55 rated.
Coldbuster heated towel rails rated for 12V come with a step-down transformer included. Low voltage heated towel rails are safer, and can be installed in any location, including wet areas of the bathroom.
Coldbuster heated towel rails will often take around 5 minutes to start warming up and roughly 30 minutes to reach operational temperature.
Not necessarily. Our heated towel rails can be connected to a light switch and can also be operated though a thermostat for convenient control of heating cycles. Connecting them to a light switch allows for manual operation, where the towel rail turns on and off with the switch. Alternatively, integrating them with a thermostat enables automated time regulation ensuring energy efficiency.
When installing and connecting your 12V towel rail to a switch or thermostat, it’s crucial to follow manufacturer guidelines and enlist the expertise of a qualified electrician to ensure proper functionality and safety compliance.
| Orientation | Style | Width(mm) | Height(mm) | Depth(mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vertical | Round | 142 | 900 | 40 |
Insulation Quality: Walls, roof, and floor insulation significantly impact heat retention.
Windows and Doors: Quality and type (double-glazing, seals) affect heat loss and gain
Flooring Material: Different materials (tile, wood, carpet) have varying thermal conductivity.
Subfloor Insulation: Insulating beneath the heating elements reduces heat loss to the ground.
Heating System Design: Layout, spacing, and type of heating elements influence heat distribution.
Room Size and Shape: Larger and irregularly shaped rooms require more energy to heat uniformly.
Ceiling Height: Higher ceilings may need more energy for effective heating.
Furniture Placement: Large furniture can obstruct heat distribution.
Outdoor Temperature: Colder external temperatures require more energy to maintain indoor warmth.
Sunlight Exposure: Rooms with more sunlight can benefit from passive solar heating.
Thermostat Settings: Desired temperature settings and how often they are adjusted.
Occupancy Patterns: Frequency and duration of room use affect heating requirements.
Air Leakage: Drafts from poorly sealed windows/doors and other gaps.
Ventilation System: Mechanical ventilation and air exchange rates impact temperature stability.
Energy Source: The efficiency and cost of the electricity used for heating.
System Efficiency: The efficiency rating of the electric floor heating system.
Thermostat Type: Programmable, smart thermostats can optimize heating schedules.
Zoning: Ability to control heating in different zones/rooms independently.
Supplementary Heating: Use of additional heaters or fireplaces can affect overall temperature.
Room size (compared to heater size)
Insulation/ventilation
Floor substrate
Window Areas and Aspects
Ceiling height
These are some of the factors that may influence the temperature in your home.
Coldbuster will guide you based on our experience so you can achieve an efficient and comfortable heating system in your home with Coldbuster electric floor heating.
