DEVIrail S Chrome

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Frequently asked questions

• How do I choose the right output for a ladder radiator in the bathroom? As a rough guide, allow approx. 100 W per m² of bathroom floor area at standard room height and insulation; if the radiator is the sole heat source in the room, choose a higher output within this range.
• What is the difference between a water, electric, and combined (dual) radiator? A water radiator is connected to the building's heating system (boiler) and only works while the heating is running; an electric radiator has its own heating rod/element and works independently of the heating (useful e.g. outside the heating season); a combined (dual) radiator allows both - in winter it is heated by the boiler, in summer or outside the season it runs independently on electricity.
• Do I also need a thermostat for an electric radiator? A thermostat is not always included with the heating rod/element - if not, we recommend buying one separately, as it lets you regulate the temperature and save electricity instead of running constantly at full output.
• Must the installation be carried out by a professional? Hanging the radiator on the wall can be done by a home handyman; for connecting to the water heating circuit (for water and combined models) we recommend using a heating engineer/installer.