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Fitting the element:
• Rotate the radiator, keeping the heating element fitting position upwards. It is possible to fit the element on
either the left or the right hand side.
• Unscrew the plug with a wrench.
• Wrap the PTFE tape onto the connection of the heating element.
• Tighten the heating element with the wrench.
Electrical connection:
• The radiator is supplied complete with its own mains cable. Do not use an extension cable.
• The radiator is a 3-wire product which must be earthed. It should be connected to the household fixed
wiring by a qualified electrician in accordance with national wiring regulations (BS.7671).
• A switch for disconnection from the electricity supply, having a contact separation in all poles that
provide full disconnection under overvoltage category III conditions, must be incorporated in the fixed
wiring.
• A switched spur outlet incorporating a 13A fuse may be used, but this must be positioned outside Zone 2
areas (i.e. away from the bath or shower, see diagram above).
• Wiring regulations also require that each circuit supplying a bathroom must be protected by a 30mA
RCD in its supply.
• Do not connect the element to the power supply until it is secured within the radiator and correctly
orientated - element at the bottom right.
Technical information:
• Power Supply: 230V±10%, AC50Hz
• Heating Element Power: 400W~1200W
• Insulation Class: Class I
• Water Protection: IPX5
• Temperature Setting Range: 30 - 60 °C
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