Reina Maira Dry Electric Heated Towel Rail Designer Radiator

Introducing the Reina Maria Dry Electric Towel Rail - a modern design marvel with practical functionality. Its innovative electric power source eliminates complex installation, making it a perfect bathroom addition.

The Reina Maria's sleek, minimalist appearance adds sophistication to your space. Its ample towel space ensures convenient drying of multiple towels, keeping your bathroom organized.

All Reina radiators are rated at delta T70 for efficient performance.

About Reina: Reina is the UK's top supplier of designer radiators and heated towel rails since 2005. They offer a range of styles to cater to every interior style, from classic to energy-efficient designs, emphasizing style, desirability, and innovation.

For inquiries, contact us today and discover the Reina difference.

In addition, here are some additional specifications for your convenience:

• Consistent 24 hours ON
• 2H: 2 hours ON, automatic cut off after 2 hours.
• 4H: 4 hours ON, automatic cut off after after 2 hours.
• Class I
• IPX4

Timer Working Modes:

1. Continuous 24-Hour Operation: The radiator operates non-stop for a full 24 hours when powered on using the right button, regardless of any timer settings displayed on the screen.

2. 2H Mode: Selecting this mode allows the radiator to run for 2 hours continuously. After 2 hours, it will automatically turn off.

3. 4H Mode: In this mode, the radiator operates for 4 hours straight before automatically shutting off.

4. A2 Mode (Automatic): This mode creates a cycle where the radiator runs for 2 hours, followed by a 2-hour break, and then repeats the cycle automatically.

5. A4 Mode (Automatic): Similar to A2, but with longer intervals. The radiator operates for 4 hours, followed by a 4-hour pause, and then repeats the cycle automatically.

To activate any of the timer modes mentioned above, press the left button on the display. You can then choose between 2H, 4H, A2, and A4, as described. The display will show a flashing blue cursor between two words to indicate the selected timing mode.