Radiant Heating Round Bars 240V Heated Towel Rails Matte Black 750 x 550

• Fits 1 towel on 5 heated round bars
• Matte Black finish to sit with matte black tapware and accessories
• 304 grade stainless steel that stands up to a steamy bathroom for years
• Hardwire or plug in: 1.4m cord and plug supplied, plus a concealing kit for a hidden hardwired install
• Low running cost: 100W, about $0.92 a week at 4 hours a day
• IP55 rated for bathroom use
• Radiant warranty: 10 years
• Add a timer above so it switches on before your shower and off when you forget

Our Radiant Heating Round Bars heated towel rails combine elegant design with practical functionality. Finished in a sleek matte black powder coat, they bring a refined touch to any bathroom style, from classic to contemporary. Available in various sizes, this 750 x 550 model ensures your towels stay warm and dry, enhancing comfort while adding a subtle luxury to your daily routine.

FEATURES:

• 304 Grade Stainless Steel
• Round bars
• 5 bars
• 100W
• Standard 240V / IP55 rated
• Vertical bars: 32mm diameter
• 112mm from wall
• Wiring Options:
  • Bottom Left
  • Bottom Right
• 1.4m cord with moulded plug
• Hard-wired concealing kit

Digital Timer Switch Available Here

Specs are from Radiant and are for guidance only. Confirm mounting points with the rail on site before drilling.

Installation

• Plug-in (exposed) install: you can do it yourself using the supplied lead and a nearby power point.
• Hardwired (concealed) install must be done by a licensed electrician.
• Fix into studs or timber noggins. Use the mounting points in Specifications to set them at rough-in.
• Wiring it through a timer is recommended.

Care

• Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry. Mild soapy water only.
• Avoid abrasive pads, bleach and acidic cleaners, which can mark the finish.

• Warranty: 10 years
• Warranty on Coating: 2 years

• BRTR03 Specification Sheet (PDF)
• Installation Guide (PDF)
• Radiant Warranty Information (PDF)

How much does it cost to run?
It draws 100W. At 4 hours a day and 33c/kWh that is about $0.92 a week. A timer keeps it to the hours you need.

Do I need an electrician?
Only for a hardwired install. The plug-in option just needs a nearby power point.

Can I use it with a timer?
Yes. Pick one above. A timer heats your towels before you shower and switches the rail off automatically.