Electric heating element with thermostat, 900 W - white

Product detailed description

Electric heating element with thermostat for towel radiators.

The heating element is installed into the towel radiator instead of a blanking plug and allows you to heat the bathroom even outside the heating season (e.g. in summer) without having to run the boiler. It simply plugs into a standard 230 V electrical outlet.

• Output: 900 W
• Color: white
• Rod length: 39 cm
• Approximate weight: approx. 416 g
• Connection thread: G 1/2"
• Voltage: 230 V ~ 50 Hz
• Temperature setting range (electronic thermostat): approx. 5-70 °C (± 3 °C), the thermostat measures the temperature of the medium (water) inside the rod
• Power cable: PP/J-Y 3×0.75 mm², coiled (extendable), approx. 1.5 m when extended
• Protection rating: IP65 - protection against water and dust ingress, sealed with a rubber gasket
• Protection class: I (requires grounding)
• Safety: thermal fuse that cuts off power in case of overheating
• Warranty: 24 months

Installation and how it works

The heating element is installed into the lower (or upper) opening of the towel radiator instead of the blanking plug, using a suitable wrench. The housing with the thermostat and cable can be rotated around its axis, so once screwed in, you can turn it into a position where the thermostat control is clearly visible and accessible. This way, you can heat the radiator with water from the boiler in winter and electrically outside the heating season, without having to run the entire heating system.

Frequently asked questions

• How is the heating element connected to electricity? Via a standard 230 V outlet using the included plug; no need for fixed wiring installation.
• What type of thermostat is inside? An electronic, rotary thermostat that measures the temperature of the water inside the rod (not the room air temperature).
• Can it be installed at the top of the radiator? Yes, installation is also possible at the top of the radiator instead of the blanking plug, not only at the bottom.
• What medium can be inside the radiator? Water or antifreeze mixture (heat transfer fluid commonly used in towel radiators).
• How to choose the right output? Lower outputs (150-300 W) are suitable as a supplementary heat source or for small radiators, while higher outputs (600-1200 W) are suitable for larger towel radiators or as the main heat source outside the heating season.