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Low-voltage 12V warmth for 2 towels for about $0.83 a week to run
Warm towels ready for your shower, and the rail switches itself off to save power.
Dimensions: 600mm (W) x 800mm (H) x 120mm (D)
Colour: Polished Stainless
Heated Towel Rails are an affordable luxury for every bathroom for warming and drying your towels. The SS4412 Heated Towel Rail is a 600x800 7 bar polished stainless steel ladder rail.
The SS4412 electric towel dryer is a 12v unit, this means that it can be installed close to a wet area in the bathroom. The rail comes supplied with a transformer which reduces the incoming voltage from 240v to 12v. The rail will still operate at the same temperature and use the same amount of electricity as an equivalent 240v rail as the wattage is the same, however, the rail is operating at a lower voltage.
The rail has a wiring point on both the left and right-hand sides of the rail and can be wired at either the top or bottom of the rail. As it is a 12v unit and needs to be wired to a transformer the rail can only be hardwired.
The electric towel rail is designed to rapidly heat up and reach a temperature of around 45-55 degrees. The rail can be operated using an on/off switch however we recommend using a timer to allow you to set and forget and control your running costs. As the rail is electric it is very energy efficient and can cost as little as $1 a week to run.
What’s in the box
Thermogroup 7 Straight Square Heated Ladder Towel Rail
Fixing Kit
Technical Data
| Output | 90Watts |
| IP Rating | IP55 |
| Lead Length | 1.5m |
| Number of bars | 7 |
| Voltage | 12Volts |
| Wiring type | Multiflex - Concealed (Hardwired) or Exposed (Plugin) |
| Wiring Position | Any of the four mounting positions |
| Distance Between Mounting Points (Top to Bottom) | 600mm |
| Distance Between Mounting Points (Left to Right) | 570mm |
PLEASE NOTE: Specifications are for information purposes only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the product specifications are accurate, due to continuing product development and improvement the specifications are subject to change. Specifications can be used to rough in and fit timber supports in the wall however we recommend no holes are drilled without having the product on-site or verifying the details with the manufacturer. Thermogroup cannot be held liable or responsible for errors due to updated specifications
Warranty
| Model | SS4412 |
|---|---|
| Size | 600mm W x 800mm H x 120mm D |
| Bars | 7, holds 2 towels |
| Output | 90 watts |
| Voltage | 12V (transformer included) |
| IP rating | IP55 |
| Surface temperature | About 45–55°C |
| Wiring | Concealed hardwired only, any of 4 legs (top or bottom, left or right) |
| Lead length | 1.5m |
| Mounting | 600mm top to bottom, 570mm left to right |
| Finish | Polished Stainless Steel |
| Warranty | 10 years |
Specs are from Thermogroup and are for guidance only. Confirm mounting points with the rail on site before drilling.
Installation
Care
Thermogroup is a proud family-owned business with a strong commitment to quality, innovation and comfort. Since its humble beginnings in 2003, the company has grown into one of the most respected brands in the industry.
Driven by the belief that warmth and comfort should be simple, affordable and stylish, Thermogroup offers innovative product solutions designed to enhance everyday living. Combining modern design with practical functionality, its products bring effortless luxury, lasting comfort and peace of mind to every home.
How much does it cost to run?
It draws 90W. At 4 hours a day and 33c/kWh that is about $0.83 a week. A timer keeps it to the hours you need.
Do I need an electrician?
Yes. 12V rails are hardwired through their transformer by a licensed electrician.
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. Your electrician wires the timer to the rail's transformer.
How hot does it get?
About 45–55°C: warm enough to dry towels, not too hot to touch.
Why choose a 12V rail?
12V is extra-low voltage, run through a transformer. Your electrician will confirm the best position for it in your bathroom.
