Hot water or electronic towel radiator?

  • Erstellt am 2017-07-21 12:44:00

Alex85

2017-07-24 09:51:39
  • #1


Then you have no circulation in the radiator. I don't think it will get completely warm then.
 

305er

2017-07-24 09:58:37
  • #2
Do towel radiators even make sense?
 

montessalet

2017-07-24 10:00:08
  • #3


They heat (or warm) the hand or shower towel..... (the name says it all). Otherwise, you could probably do without these things (ours never run - I wouldn't buy them again).
 

305er

2017-07-24 10:01:09
  • #4
Ok, but I think I'd rather have a thing like that than an ugly standard radiator in the bathroom, right?
 

montessalet

2017-07-24 10:03:25
  • #5


Yes, certainly..... But we have underfloor heating (ok, it runs in winter) - that gets warm enough and every room can be controlled individually. In summer you simply don't need a towel warmer. And honestly, not in winter either.
 

Musketier

2017-07-24 10:04:12
  • #6
I have one towel radiator in each bathroom so that the 24° in the bathrooms are met according to calculations. I always run them at level 5 and was able to lower the heating flow temperature. Of course, the towels do not get warm at a flow temperature of 25-33° (depending on the outside temperature).
 

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