Hot water or electronic towel radiator?

Tell that to my pregnant wife, or a 3-month-old baby ;-)

Since I have underfloor heating, the radiator is not connected to the water circuit.

So you have a purely electric towel warmer?

I would like to chime in here...

I also have a towel rack that is connected to my underfloor heating. In winter it only gets lukewarm and in summer it remains completely cold (because the heating is in summer mode)... can I simply retrofit an electric heating rod like the ones you can get for 80-100 euros on a large sales platform with "A"? ... there is a power outlet nearby that could be used.

As it is now, it is useless for me... it is 1.20m x 60cm... how many watts would I need? Do you have any experience?

Edit: I am just wondering if you would then turn it on or not? Since the water from the heating runs through the heating circuit distributor and then through the radiator and back through the return flow to the heating...?... then the heated water would be sent back to the heating...?... and the cooler water flows back in... so that would be a closed system... I hope someone understands me... ;-)

The towel radiator would then have to be decoupled, otherwise you are actually heating your entire house electrically.

My towel radiator is decoupled from the underfloor heating and the heating element has 600 watts.

The towel radiator would then have to be decoupled, otherwise you would actually be heating your entire house electrically.

Simply turning it off so that only the current water in the radiator is heated doesn't work?