Thermogroup 4 Bar Straight Square Swivel Heated Towel Rail - Polished Stainless Steel

• Fits 1 towel on 4 heated bars
• Polished Stainless Steel finish to sit with polished stainless steel tapware and accessories
• Swivel arms fold flat to the wall when not in use
• Hardwire or plug in: suits new builds and renovations
• Heats to about 45–55°C: warm to the touch, not too hot to handle
• Low running cost: 48W, about $0.44 a week at 4 hours a day
• IP44 rated for bathroom use
• Thermogroup warranty: 10 years
• Add a timer above so it switches on before your shower and off when you forget

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

• Thermorail Swivel Rail
• Screw Kit including:
- 4 x Wall plugs
- 4 x Screws
- 1 x Concealed wiring cap

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.

Thermogroup accessories are covered by 10 Year replacement product or parts*

Heated Towel Rails, Ladders: 

• Polished Stainless Steel: 10 Year Warranty
• Brushed Stainless Steel: 7 Year Warranty
• Matte Black: 7 Year Warranty
• Made to Order Finishes: 5 Year Warranty

• SV35 Specification Sheet (PDF)
• Installation Guide (PDF)
• Thermogroup Warranty Information (PDF)

How much does it cost to run?
It draws 48W. At 4 hours a day and 33c/kWh that is about $0.44 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.

How hot does it get?
About 45–55°C: warm enough to dry towels, not too hot to touch.