Thermorail Eco Timer - Black
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A timer allows for controlling of your heated bathroom towel rails so that you can simply set you schedule and forget, whilst experiencing warm dry towels.The Eco Timer is a simple timing device designed to go behind the black switch plate provided. The timer operates on a 12 hour schedule meaning it will be on at the same time morning and evening each day of the week. The programmed timer can be selected for a period from 1 to 11 hours and three heat settings can be selected: 50%, 75% or 100%.The timer is operated using the switch, when you turn the timer on it will start to beep, each beep represents one hour, if you want the rail on for 4 hours wait for 4 beeps, switch the timer off and then back on again and it will do another 4 beeps to confirm it has been set for 4 hours. The rail will come on at the time you set it eg 4pm for four hours and then again at 4am for four hours. The Eco Timer is a very cost effective and simple to operate option although it doesn't offer the same user flexibility as a programmable timer.
| Product | Warranty Summary |
|---|---|
| Underfloor Heating | German-made Thermonet Underfloor Heating that we give each system a warranty that lasts a Lifetime with 3 year warranty on our Thermostats. |
| Heated Towel Rails | 10 year warranty. |
| Space Heating | 2 year warranty. |
| Mirrors | 2 year warranty. |
All products are new and covered by the manufacturer's Australian warranty.
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Heated towel ladders have several bars to warm and dry multiple towels, suiting busy family bathrooms. Single heated bars are slimmer and use fewer watts, making them a neat fit for ensuites or replacing an existing towel rail.
Some rails plug into a power point, while 12V low-voltage rails run through a transformer, which is included with some models and sold separately for others. Any rail wired directly into the circuit must be installed by a licensed electrician.
A timer lets you heat towels only when you need them, helping keep running costs down. Some rails come with a plug-in timer, and timer controls are also sold separately, including 7-day touch screen options.
Measure the wall width and height, and compare the wattage listed for each rail to gauge running costs. Plan the power point or transformer location before tiling, as moving it later is costly and disruptive.