How do you control a heated towel rail?

Potentially there will be video advice too. The most common method for adjusting temperature will be to adjust the knob by turning clockwise to turn off – I.e. cool or anti clockwise to open and up the heat. Turning the knob could be difficult, and so pliers might be required.

Does a heated towel rail need to be earthed?

The towel rail is not provided with an earth bond position, and the fitting instructions do not suggest that it should be earth bonded.

Are heated towel rails easy to fit?

You can fit them in the same way as a standard radiator. The easiest way to fit your new towel radiator is to replace a radiator of the same width. In that case there’s no need to drain your system, or to take up your flooring and skirting boards.

How high should a towel rail be from the floor?

48 inches
Generally speaking, the average height of a towel bar should be 48 inches from the floor. This is also true for the hand towel ring. If you are hanging towel bars in a children’s bath, you may want to hang the bar lower (36 inches from the floor).

How high should a towel radiator be from the floor?

Radiators should typically be mounted so that the foot of the radiator is positioned a minimum of 150mm from the floor. The height of nearby floorboards could influence how high a radiator is fitted, if only for aesthetic reasons.

Are towel rails expensive to run?

Heated towels are luxurious, and using a heat towel rail can cost up to $170 a year to run*. When considering using your heated towel rail, here’s some great tips to save on power: A heated towel rail can do the job in 2 hours, so turn off your towel rail when not in use.

Do towel rails need bleeding?

When should you bleed a towel rail? Towel rails should be bled at least once a year, at the end of summer before the weather gets cold.

How do you get air out of a towel radiator?

Locate the bleed valve which is usually at the top of the towel radiator. Wrap your rag around to make sure you have a good grip. Use your radiator key to turn it anti-clockwise. The air will escape with a hiss and then a small amount of water will come out.