Product Features
- Dry and warm towels and bathrobes; reduce laundry frequency
- Use in laundry rooms, mud rooms and wet rooms to dry delicates, rain or ski jackets and bathing suits
- 7 Horizontal bars - all vertical and horizontal bars heat up
- Offered in 5 different finishes: brushed, polished, matte black, satin brass & polished gold
- Ideal for drying and warming 1 towel
- Plug-in towel warmer; includes hardwired kit; integrated on/off switch
- Rack heats up in 10-15min without a towel (click to learn more)
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RWHS-SB, RWHS-SP, RWHS-SPG:
60 Watts; 0.50 Amps; 120 Volts; 205 BTUs
RWHS-SMB, RWHS-SSB: 80 Watts; 0.67 Amps; 120 Volts; 272 BTUs - 2 Year warranty
- Made of 304 stainless steel
- ETL certified for use in USA and Canada
- Made in China
PLUG-IN / HARDWIRED COMBO
FOR HARDWIRING:
ELECTRICIAN RECOMMENDED
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Dimensions
AS A PLUG-IN
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AS HARDWIRED
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- EXTERNAL TEMPERATURE RANGE: 120°F - 180°F
- SAFETY CUTOUT: YES
- SECURITY THERMOFUSE: N/A
Hardwiring your Radiant Collection Heated Towel Rack
1. Cut the outlet plug off the end of the included power cable. Make sure to leave enough cable for your hardwiring needs.
2. Separate and strip the wires in the cable.
3. Thread the cable through the included power tube and cover plate.
4. Attach the tube and cover plate assembly to the back of the leg, concealing the point where the cable emerges from the frame.
5. After turning off the power on the circuit, prepare your junction box and power cable
6. Connect the matching wires of the rack to the power cable safely with wire nuts.
7. Insert the wiring and caps into the junction box and secure the cover plate to it.
8. Make sure mounting brackets are installed to secure the rest of the rack to the wall.
Hardwiring your Radiant Collection Heated Towel Rack
1. Cut the outlet plug off the end of the included power cable. Make sure to leave enough cable for your hardwiring needs.
2. Separate and strip the wires in the cable.
3. Thread the cable through the included power tube and cover plate.
4. Attach the tube and cover plate assembly to the back of the leg, concealing the point where the cable emerges from the frame.
5. After turning off the power on the circuit, prepare your junction box and power cable
6. Connect the matching wires of the rack to the power cable safely with wire nuts.
7. Insert the wiring and caps into the junction box and secure the cover plate to it.
8. Make sure mounting brackets are installed to secure the rest of the rack to the wall.

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