Are heated towel rails safe?

Q: Are heated towel rails safe?

Heated electric towel rails are a very safe option for bathroom heating, provided they are installed correctly by a professional electrician. Towel rails for bathroom installation must be hardwired into a fused spur to ensure safe operation. They are not suitable for DIY plug-in installation. All our electric towel rails have an IP rating of at least IPX4 which makes them suitable for use in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 of your bathroom. All our electric towel rails come with an automatic safety cut off feature to prevent overheating.

Q: Are heated towel rails safe?

Heated electric towel rails are a very safe option for bathroom heating, provided they are installed correctly by a professional electrician. Towel rails for bathroom installation must be hardwired into a fused spur to ensure safe operation. They are not suitable for DIY plug-in installation. All our electric towel rails have an IP rating of at least IPX4 which makes them suitable for use in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 of your bathroom. All our electric towel rails come with an automatic safety cut off feature to prevent overheating.

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Are heated towel rails safe?

Category: Safe Heating

Heated electric towel rails are a very safe option for bathroom heating, provided they are installed correctly by a professional electrician. Towel rails for bathroom installation must be hardwired into a fused spur to ensure safe operation. They are not suitable for DIY plug-in installation. All our electric towel rails have an IP rating of at least IPX4 which makes them suitable for use in both Zone 1 and Zone 2 of your bathroom. All our electric towel rails come with an automatic safety cut off feature to prevent overheating.

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