thermorail 240Volt Ladder Heated Towel Rail Installation Guide
- July 20, 2024
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Table of Contents
- thermorail 240Volt Ladder Heated Towel Rail
- Product Usage Instructions
- FAQ
- What’s in the box?
- Concealed Wiring Installation
- Concealed Wiring Installation
- Exposed Wiring Installation Guide
- Technical Specifications
- Safety & Care Information
- Operating Instructions & Warranty Information
- Contact Us
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
thermorail 240Volt Ladder Heated Towel Rail
Product Usage Instructions
- Ensure you have all the necessary parts for concealed wiring installation:
- Attach the legs to the Thermorail according to the instructions provided.
- Mark out the four wall bracket positions ensuring they are level.
- Use masking tape to mark the positions, then align the rail against the wall and mark the leg footprints on the tape.
- Ensure the lowest heated rail is at least 600mm above the floor to prevent hazards for children.
- Drill pilot holes in the marked positions and insert wall plugs.
- Fix the wall brackets using countersunk screws and a cross-head screwdriver.
- Drill a larger hole for the electrical cable in the fourth position.
FAQ
- Can I use exposed wiring instead of concealed wiring?
- Yes, the product can be installed with either concealed or exposed wiring. Refer to page 6 for exposed wiring installation instructions.
Installation Guide
- Please read these instructions carefully and in full before installation.
- Hardwire Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician.
What’s in the box?
Check you’ve got everything
- Thermorail Ladder Rail
- Thermorail Connection Wire
- Leg Kit including:
- 2 x Non-Wired Legs
- 1 x Exposed Wired Leg
- 2 x Concealed Wired Legs
- 1 x White Concealed Wiring Sleeve
- 3 x Mounting Brackets (Supplied inside the leg)
- 1 x Exposed Wiring Mounting Bracket & Screw
- 4 x Wall Plugs
- 4 x Countersunk Screws
- 2 x Machine Screws
- 4 x Small Machine Screws (Supplied on rail)
- 4 x Grub Screws (Supplied inside the leg)
- 1 x Allen Key
Please note these parts are not to scale
You will also need
- Cross Head Screwdriver
- Pencil
- Spirit Level
- Tape Measure
- Drill Bits (6mm & 12mm)
- Cordless Drill
- Electrical Supply
Concealed Wiring Installation
The Thermorail models in this guide can be installed with either concealed or exposed wiring, with the electrical supply connected at the bottom or top, left or right-hand mounting point. This section concentrates on the concealed wiring method. For exposed wiring
Collect the parts you need
- Ensure that you have all the correct parts needed for the concealed wiring installation of this towel rail. Pictured below are the parts and quantities needed. The remaining parts are only used for exposed wiring installations so can be disposed of.
Fix the Legs to the Thermorail
- First, decide which side you want to connect the electrical supply to, and then allocate the appropriate legs to each of the three remaining mounting points. Remove the mounting brackets from inside the legs by releasing the grub screws with the allen key provided.
- Attach the two non-wired legs to the rail using the machine screws and a crosshead screwdriver. Attach the third leg to the non-wired point at the bottom of the rail using two of the small machine screws and a crosshead screwdriver.
Concealed Wiring Installation
Plan and Measure Your Installation
Measure and mark out the four wall bracket positions making sure they are level. The easiest way to mark this is to put some masking tape or similar at the location of the four mounting positions and then hold the rail against the wall and once it is straight and level mark the four leg footprints on the tape. Warning: To avoid a hazard for very young children, this appliance should be installed so that the lowest heated rail is at least 600mm above the floor.
Install the Wall Brackets
Drill a pilot hole in the center of each of the three marked mounting positions and insert the wall plugs provided. Now fix the three wall brackets in place using the countersunk screws and a crosshead screwdriver. In the fourth position drill a larger hole (12mm) for the electrical cable.
Connect Power Lead & Wall Bracket
Remove the 3 pin plug from the end of the lead. Connect the lead to the rail at your chosen position by unscrewing the screw cap (See Diagram 2a.), pulling out the cap, lifting from the red ring (See Diagram 2b.) inserting the lead into the connection point ensuring that the pins match up correctly using the arrows marked (See Diagram 2c.) and tighten the screw cap (See Diagram 2d.). Slide the concealed wiring leg over the electrical cable (See Diagram 2e.) and fix in place using the small machine screws and a crosshead screwdriver (See Diagram 2f.).
- Ensure you connection is pushed in fully and the screw cap is screwed on tightly with the arrows matching up.
Connect to Main Supply
- Ensure the mains power supply is switched off before attempting to carry out any electrical work. Slide the concealed wiring sleeve over the exposed end of the main cable and insert it into the hole in the wall. Connect to the mains supply by current electrical regulations. Means of disconnection must be incorporated in the fixed wiring per the wiring rules.
- Ensure you have 240Volt power at the connection point between your Thermorail Heated Towel Rail and the mains supply.
Fix Thermorail to the Wall
- Fit the thermometer to the mounting brackets installed on the wall. You may need assistance to hold the rail in place. Tighten using the grub screws with the allen key provided.
Exposed Wiring Installation Guide
- The Thermorail models in this guide can be installed with either concealed or exposed wiring, with the electrical supply connected at the bottom or top, left or right-hand mounting point. This section concentrates on the exposed wiring method. For concealed wiring
Collect the parts you need
- Ensure that you have all the correct parts needed for the exposed wiring installation of this towel rail. Pictured below are the parts and quantities needed. The remaining parts are only used for concealed wiring installations so can be disposed of.
Fix the Legs to the Thermorail
- First, decide which side you want to connect the electrical supply to, and then allocate the appropriate legs to each of the three remaining mounting points. Remove the mounting brackets from inside the legs by releasing the grub screws with the allen key provided.
- Attach the two non-wired legs to the rail using the machine screws and a crosshead screwdriver. Attach the third leg to the non-wired point at the bottom of the rail using the small machine screws provided.
Exposed Wiring Installation Guide
Plan and Measure Your Installation
Measure and mark out the four wall bracket positions making sure they are level. The easiest way to mark this is to put some masking tape or similar at the location of the four mounting positions and then hold the rail against the wall and once it is straight and level mark the four leg footprints on the tape. Warning: To avoid a hazard for very young children, this appliance should be installed so that the lowest heated rail is at least 600mm above the floor.
Install the Wall Brackets
Drill a pilot hole in the center of each of the four marked mounting positions and insert the wall plugs provided. Now fix the three wall brackets in place using the countersunk screws and a crosshead screwdriver. In the fourth position attach the exposed wiring mounting bracket using a countersunk screw.
Connect Power Lead & Wall Bracket
Slide the exposed wiring leg over the lead ensuring the cut-away section is facing toward the 3 pin plug. Connect the lead to the rail at your chosen position by unscrewing the screw cap (See Diagram 3a.), pulling out the cap, lifting from the red ring (See Diagram 3b.) inserting the lead into the connection point ensuring that the pins match up correctly using the arrows marked, (See Diagram 3c.) and then tighten the screw cap (See Diagram 3d.). Slide the exposed wiring leg down towards the Thermorail (See Diagram 3e.) and fix in place using the small machine screws and a crosshead screwdriver (See Diagram 3f.).
- Ensure your connection is pushed in fully and the screw cap is screwed on tightly with the arrows matching up.
Fix Thermorail to the Wall
- Fit the thermometer to the mounting brackets installed on the wall. You may need assistance to hold the rail in place. For the three non-wired mounts, tighten using the grub screws and the allen key provided. In the wired position, secure using a small machine screw and a crosshead screwdriver.
- Ensure you have 240Volt power at the power point (GPO) to which the thermometer is being plugged into.
Technical Specifications
STOCK NO. OF SIZE WxHxD (mm)
FINISH OUTPUT
WARRANTY| IP RATING
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SR25M 4 550 x 550 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 41 10 Years| IP55
SR17M 8 400 x 1120 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 65 10 Years| IP55
SR23M 8 530 x 700 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 76 10 Years| IP55
SR44M 7 600 x 800 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 80 10 Years| IP55
SR27M 8 530 x 1120 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 80 10 Years| IP55
SR33M 8 750 x 700 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 104 10 Years| IP55
SR69M 10 700 x 1200 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 128 10 Years| IP55
SR93M 7 900 x 750 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 100 10 Years| IP55
SR99M 14 1000 x 1500 x 122 Polished
Stainless Steel 244 10 Years| IP55
CR40M 4 600 x 420 x 150
Polished Stainless Steel 45 10 Years| IP55
CR23M 8 530 x 700 x 150
Polished Stainless Steel 78 10 Years| IP55
CR44M 7 600 x 800 x 150
Polished Stainless Steel 80 10 Years| IP55
CR27M 8 530 x 1120 x 150
Polished Stainless Steel 82 10 Years| IP55
CR69M 12 700 x 1400 x 150 Polished
Stainless Steel 153 10 Years| IP55
SS19M 10 450 x 1200 x 120
Polished Stainless Steel 89 10 Years| IP55
SS40M 4 600 x 420 x 120
Polished Stainless Steel 47 10 Years| IP55
SS44M 7 600 x 800 x 120
Polished Stainless Steel 83 10 Years| IP55
SS81M 4 800 x 440 x 120
Polished Stainless Steel 61 10 Years| IP55
SS88M 10 800 x 1160 x 120
Polished Stainless Steel 153 10 Years| IP55
BS24M 3 550 x 450 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 33 7 Years| IP55
BC44M 7 600 x 800 x 150
Polished Stainless Steel 80 7 Years| IP55
BS44M 7 600 x 800 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 80 7 Years| IP55
BS46M 9 600 x 1080 x 122
Polished Stainless Steel 103 7 Years| IP55
BS28M 6 500 x 800 x 120
Polished Stainless Steel 81 7 Years| IP55
SR25MB 4 550 x 550 x 122
Matt Black 54 7 Years| IP55
SR33MB 8 750 x 700 x 122
Matt Black 132 7 Years| IP55
SR44MB 7 600 x 800 x 122
Matt Black 100 7 Years| IP55
SR19MB 10 450 x 1200 x 122
Matt Black 110 7 Years| IP55
SR69MB 10 700 x 1200 x 122
Matt Black 162 7 Years| IP55
BS48MB 6 600 x 800 x 120
Matt Black 104 7 Years| IP55
SS88MB 10 800 x 1160 x 120
Matt Black 217 7 Years| IP55
SRB25M 4 550 x 550 x 122
Brushed Stainless Steel 41 7 Years| IP55
SRB33M 8 750 x 700 x 122
Brushed Stainless Steel 104 7 Years| IP55
SRB44M 7 600 x 800 x 122
Brushed Stainless Steel 80 7 Years| IP55
SSB44M 7 600 x 800 x 120
Brushed Stainless Steel 83 7 Years| IP55
SRB27M 8 530 x 1120 x 122 Brushed
Stainless Steel 80 7 Years| IP55
SRB69M 10 700 x 1200 x 122 Brushed
Stainless Steel 128 7 Years| IP55
SR25MBG 4 550 x 550 x 122
Brushed Gold 41 7 Years| IP55
SR44MBG 7 600 x 800 x 122
Brushed Gold 80 7 Years| IP55
SR25MBN 4 550 x 550 x 122
Brushed Nickel 41 7 Years| IP55
SR44MBN 7 600 x 800 x 122
Brushed Nickel 80 7 Years| IP55
SR25MBB 4 550 x 550 x 122
Brushed Brass 41 7 Years| IP55
SR44MBB 7 600 x 800 x 122
Brushed Brass 80 7 Years| IP55
SR25MGM 4 550 x 550 x 122
Gun Metal 41 7 Years| IP55
SR44MGM 7 600 x 800 x 122
Gun Metal 80 7 Years| IP55
BS44MW 7 600 x 800 x 122
Satin White 80 7 Years| IP55
SR44MRG 7 600 x 800 x 122
Rose Gold 80 7 Years| IP55
- Supply Voltage: 240V 50Hz
- Wiring Side: Left or Right
- Wiring Method: Hardwired or Plugin
Safety & Care Information
Safety Information
Thermorail Heated Towel Rails should be installed and tested by a qualified
electrician and to current local regulations. We recommend that the rail is
installed onto a flat uniform wall at least 600mm from the floor and with a
300mm clearance from permanent fixtures. Where possible the Thermorail Heated
Towel Rail should be screwed into studs or if fixing to hollow walls, suitable
anchors should be used to ensure the rail is secure.
Warning: To avoid a hazard for very young children, this appliance should
be installed so that the lowest heated rail is at least 600mm above the floor.
Please read and understand this installation guide in full before commencing
installation.
If you have any queries in regards to installation, please call 1300 368 631.
- Observe and adhere to electrical guidelines and IP ratings when placing your
- Thermorail in wet areas
- Ensure any timers or switches used are installed in the correct zones according to the IP rating of the timer/switch
- Ensure that your Thermorail is protected by a suitably rated RCD circuit
- Do not use the towel rail to hold towels or other articles that have been in contact with oil, petroleum-based products or dry cleaning fluids
- This appliance is intended to warm and dry towels and therefore is hot to the touch. When near young children or infirm persons, close supervision is necessary.
- Do not immerse your Thermorail in any liquid
- This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
- If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons to avoid a hazard
- Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance
Care Information
The finish of your Thermorail Heated Towel Rail is hard-wearing and easy to maintain however any harsh scrubbing, scratching or acid-based cleaning products will damage the surface of your towel rail. Cleaning with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaning agent will give the best results.
Operating Instructions & Warranty Information
Operating Instructions
All the Heated Towel Rails in this installation guide are dry element electric Heated Towel Rails. Electric Heated Towel rails are designed to run on a low wattage and will heat up quickly, with warmth being felt within 5-10 minutes. The towel rail will reach optimum operating temperature in approx. 30mins. The running temperature of the Electric Heated Towel Rail is 35 degrees without a towel on the rail. Once a towel has been placed on the towel rail this will insulate it and beneath the towel, it will get to 50-55 degrees. Although the towel rail will reach optimum operating temperature in approx. 30mins it will take approx. 3-4 hours to dry the towel. Please note this will vary depending on several factors including the ambient room temperature, size of the towel rail, number of towels and the dampness level of the towels. Electric Heated Towel Rails are designed to dry and gently warm a towel and are not designed as a towel heater or room heater.
Warranty Information
Thermogroup covers all its products with a satisfaction guarantee. In
addition, Thermogroup will supply a replacement product where a fault is shown
to be caused by manufacture, materials or workmanship providing the goods have
been installed correctly and according to installation instructions. This
guarantee does not include removal, freight or installation costs. Our goods
come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.
You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and
compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also
entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of
acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
To use the warranty, repair or service the customer must provide a purchase
invoice/receipt and a completed warranty form.
If the product develops a fault within the warranty period due to normal wear
and tear, Thermogroup at its discretion will recognize whether it’s a faulty
product or not. If it is impossible or not economical for the manufacturer to
repair the product, the manufacturer will replace the faulty product with a
new unit of the same model or if there is no stock available of the same model
as the product, the manufacturer will replace the product with a new unit of a
similar size. No responsibility can be taken for altered dimensions and lining
up of existing holes.
The repair service offered within the warranty period only covers the faults
and problems as developed from the manufacturer’s errors. Any damage caused by
improper use or carelessness or incorrect wiring is not covered.
Thermogroup is not responsible for any monetary loss or injuries caused by
improper use of this product.
Warranty Registration
- The Thermorail Heated Towel Rail warranty against manufacturer defects is a limited liability warranty and will only apply if the product is registered online.
- Online registration must be completed within 60 days of installation. Failure to complete this form will void the warranty.
- Fill out and sign below to declare that all the information recorded on this form correlates to the installation
Contact Us
- sales@thermogroup.com.au Phone: 1300 368 631
- Technical Helpline: 1300 989 464 www.thermogroup.com.au
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