Chrome Curved Bathroom Heated Towel Rail 750mm x 1800mm HI BTU OUTPUT

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Chrome Curved Bathroom Heated Towel Rail 750mm x 1800mm

Product Characteristics

Wall mounted 'Curved' style.
Ideal for Bathrooms, En-suites, Kitchens and Cloakrooms.
Stylish, chrome finish.
Made from high quality tubular steel.
Fully tested to EN442.
Installation kit includes wall brackets, air vent and end plug.
Maximum operating pressure 8 bar.
Comprehensive, 5 year Manufacturers guarantee.

Technical Data and Diagram

750mm Wide version detailed above are to show the rail configuration the rail you are looking at is the 750mm version specially made to our hi output specifications making this one of the market leaders for condensing boilers heat outputs. for large rooms that need high heat outputs

Height: 1800mm
Width: 750mm

Water	BTU	WATT
delta 50 degree ∆t50° C condensing boiler systems British standard	4280	1254
delta 60 degree Δt60° C non-condensing boiler systems	5350	1568

Manufacturers stated Output

(BTU is short of British Thermal Unit/ British Standard Unit Of Energy)

How much heat do I need for my bathroom or kitchen?

To establish how much heat your room needs, consult your Corgi registered installer or heating engineer. If you want to work it out yourself look below to see our BTU Calculator rule of thumb, which leads you through the simple calculation and works out the answers for you.

All outputs listed are calculated in line with the European BSEN442 Testing Standard at ∆t50° (the latest standards for modern boiler systems). Our previous brochures listed outputs at ∆t60° to allow for the older boiler systems. To convert Δt50° to Δt60° simply multiply x 1.264.

BTU calculator

rule of thumb to work out rad size is simply...

1 work out room volume in cubic meters
2 Times by 0.04
3 this gives you the answer in KW

In Imperial

1 work out room volume in cubic feet
2 times by 4
3 gives answer in BTU