Size: 300 x 1400 mm; Comes With an AF Thermostatic Electric Element; Pipe Centres: 320mm With a Dual Fuel Element Outwards, 190mm With a Dual Fuel Element Inwards, Watt: 350, BTU: 1192, Layout: 4+5+5+5+6=25

IPx4, temperature regulation with buttons and an additional timer mode 2h/4h/6h/8h, 1.2mt Flex Cable Attached

This electric element has a Child-Lock (activated by pressing up and down together)

Dual fuel radiators can heat the bathroom with both central heating and electric power sources. During the winter, dual fuel radiators can be run from your central heating system, in exactly the same way as a regular towel rail. In the warmer months they can be solely powered by an electric element and turned on only when you absolutely need it, without engaging the central heating system in the house.

What's In The Box: 4 x Wall Brackets, 2 x Blanking Plug, 1 x Bleeding Valve, A pair of angled valves (for a mix with straight valves - please contact us), 1x T-piece connector, 1 x Instructions, 1 x Electric element 300W

Dual Fuel Kit : 1 x Towel rail heating element, 1 x Chrome T piece , 1 x Blanking Plug. This electric heating element is designed for installation in selected domestic decorative and towel radiators. It is not necessarily suitable for use with other products. The element can be used as electric only or in a centrally heated system ( Dual Fuel ) to provide heating of the towel rail when the central heating system switched off (e.g during the summer). Protection device fitted inside the heater prevents over heating of the towel rail. The element should not be tested out of water. The element must only be fitted at the bottom of the radiator.The element must be fitted to the radiator before mounting the radiator on the wall. These heaters are suitable for use as stand alone electrically heated or with all Open Vented Central Heating Systems. If they are used with sealed central heating systems or combination boiler systems, it is essential that you establish that there is adequate allowance for expansion. The work must be done to the standard in the Wiring Regulations and you should consider having work checked by a competent electrician to ensure it is safe. Thermocut out point 70C Degrees.