Heritage Baby Clifton 498mm Wide Heated Towel Rail

Heritage Baby AHC80 Details

Now you can precisely customise and control the heating in your home with the innovative Heritage Baby Clifton Heated Towel Rail. Designed traditionally in pristine white, it brings warmth economically. With stylish crafting from top quality brass and chrome, it is also available in a choice of vintage gold. The device is suitable only for close heating system and is provided with a guarantee of five years from the manufacturer.

Size [mm]: 498mm x 235mm x 940mm [Width x Depth x Height]
Size [cm]: 49.8cm x 23.5cm x 94cm [Width x Depth x Height]
High BTU's ensure towels are kept nice and fluffy and bathrooms wonderfully warm
Chrome plated to BS EN 248
Traditional style
Suitable for closed central heating systems
Valves included
Valve centres: 270mm [27cm]
Wall to valve centres: 105mm [10.5cm]
Output [BTU's]: 1335 BTU[391 watts]
Product Finish: Chrome Plated
Additional Information: Includes valves Suitable for closed central heating systems only

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Info / Size (mm)

Towel Rail
Width: 500 mm
Height: 940 mm

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Colour
: Chrome
⤷ Warranty/Guarantee
: 5 Years
⤷ Installation Type
: Floor Mounted
⤷ Projection (Depth)
: 235
⤷ Width
: 498
⤷ Height
: 940
⤷ Fixings included
: Yes

⤷ Orientation
: Vertical
⤷ Barcode
: 5055138501429
⤷ BTU Output
: 1335
⤷ Watts
: 391
⤷ Tapping / Pipe Centres
: 345
⤷ Valves Included
: Yes
⤷ Fuel Type
: Central Heating

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Fitting Instructions Pdf File Download the Details For Black Bar Rail Pdf File Download the Details For Chrome And Vintage Gold Rail Pdf File

Heritage Baby Clifton 498mm Wide Heated Towel Rail

£457.92

RRP: ~~£774.00~~

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2 Features Included In This Product Explained

BTU Output

It is the short form of a British thermal unit (BTU or Btu) and is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit. It is a standard unit against which radiator efficiency is measured.
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Radiator Valve

Radiator valves help control how much hot water enters and leave it, and the flow of water controls how much heat the radiator generates. These are usually found at the radiator's bottom left, and right corners, where the water pipes enter and exit, or can also be present at the bottom near the centre.
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