Dirty Pro Tools Heated Towel Radiator - Grey

This model is designed for central heating systems. Electric conversion kits or dual fuel options may be available separately or may not be compatible. Please check product specifications for electric compatibility.

Radiator valves are sold separately. You will typically need standard 15mm radiator valves. The type (angled, straight, corner) will depend on how your pipework enters the radiator. Consult your plumber or measure your existing valves if unsure.

Clean the surface with a soft, damp cloth. Mild soap can be used if necessary. Always dry thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.

As a product from D pro T, it comes with a warranty, typically reflecting the brand's commitment to quality. Please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's website for specific warranty details.

While basic installation might seem straightforward, connecting a heated towel rail to a central heating system involves plumbing and potential electrical connections. For safety and optimal performance, professional installation by a qualified plumber is highly recommended.

The heat output (BTU) will depend on the size of the radiator and the temperature of your central heating system. Specific BTU ratings are usually provided in the detailed product specifications or on the manufacturer's website.

Ensure the central heating system is on and functioning. Check that radiator valves are fully open. If connected to a dual system (electric and central heating), check the electric element connection if applicable. Air may need to be bled from the radiator; consult a plumber if unsure.

Immediately turn off the water supply to the radiator if possible. Inspect the connections, particularly where valves attach and where the rail is plumbed into the system. Contact a qualified plumber to diagnose and repair the leak.

This can indicate an airlock. Attempt to bleed the radiator using a radiator key. If the issue persists, it may require professional system flushing or balancing. Ensure valves are fully open.