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Radiant Square Hardwired + Plug-in Combo 10 Bar Heated Towel Rack

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Radiant Square Hardwired + Plug-in Combo 10 Bar Heated Towel Rack

Name: Radiant Square Hardwired + Plug-in Combo 10 Bar Heated Towel Rack
SKU: RSWH
Price: 630.00 USD
Availability: InStock

US$630.00

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SKU: RSWH

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Width (in)	HEIGHT (in)	DEPTH (in)	BARS	TOWELS
24.5	31.5	4.75	10	2

WATTS	AMPS	BTUS	VOLTS	Electrical Connection
150	1.25	512	120	Plug-in/Hardwire Combo

Heating time without a towel:

10 - 15 Minutes

There are a variety of factors that determine heating times, including towel thickness, ambient temperature, and rack output. Learn more about heating times here.

Flexible Everyday Option

An easy collection to work into a wide range of bathrooms.

Radiant is one of the easiest places to start if you want the comfort of a heated towel rack without overcomplicating the selection. It offers round or square styling, straight or curved bars, and installation options that make it useful across a wide range of projects.

Installation

Each model starts as a plug-in unit and includes the parts needed for hardwire conversion. Radiant also includes an integrated on/off switch on the rack.

Style Range

Round and square profiles, plus straight and curved layouts, make it easier to match the rack to the overall style of the room.

Best Fit

A strong choice when you want a practical towel warmer with broad finish coverage and fewer installation compromises.

Collection Snapshot

Why Radiant Is a Common Choice

Radiant works well when flexibility matters more than making a strong design statement. It gives you several styling and installation options without forcing the room to revolve around the towel warmer.

Design-led towel warming for real bathrooms.

Product Information

Technical Specifications

Dimensions & Capacity

Overall Width: 24.5 in
Overall Height: 31.5 in
Overall Depth: 4.75 in
Number of Bars: 10
Towel Capacity: 2

Product Details

Made In: China
Certified: cETLus Listed

Electrical Range

Wattage: 150 W
Amperage: 1.25 A
Voltage: 120 V
BTU Output: 512 BTU
Surface Temperature Range: 120 - 180 F

Installation & Warranty

Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Installation Type: Plug-in/Hardwire Combo
Heat Up Time: 10 - 15
Warranty: 2 years

Radiant includes an illuminated on/off switch. Add a wall control only when you want scheduling or smart operation.

Included with this rack Illuminated on/off switch built into the rack

Support

Double Gang Plate for Cape, Jeeves & Radiant

Finishes a shared two-gang wall opening when the rack connection and wall control are installed side by side.

SKU: AJ-DGP

US$30.00

Controller

24 hr / 7 day timer - Hardwired

Programs recurring daily and weekly operating times for a hardwired towel warmer.

SKU: ATW-T24

US$90.00

Controller

Smart Switch - Wifi enabled - White

Adds app-based on/off control and scheduling to a compatible hardwired installation.

SKU: ATW-SS

US$120.00

Controller

Countdown Timer

Runs the towel warmer for a selected interval, then turns it off automatically.

SKU: ATW-CDT

US$90.00

Installation Guide

Wiring, mounting, and setup information.

Open Installation Guide TD

Technical Drawings & Sizes

Product dimensions, mounting details, and model-specific reference information.

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Additional Guide

Supplemental product support material.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is plug-in or hardwired better?

Neither is universally better. Plug-in can be easier for retrofit projects, guest baths, and finished spaces where opening the wall is not ideal. Hardwired often offers a cleaner built-in look and is frequently preferred in remodels and new construction.

The right choice depends on the room, the stage of the project, and how integrated you want the final installation to feel. For the full tradeoff, see Plug-In vs Hardwired Heated Towel Racks.

Do I need an electrician to install a heated towel rack?

A licensed electrician is strongly recommended for hardwired installations, new electrical work, wet-area placement, controllers, or any uncertainty about code and placement. Even when a model offers a simpler installation option, professional guidance is worthwhile if there is any doubt about the room conditions or electrical requirements.

For safety and planning details, see Are Heated Towel Racks Safe? and Plug-In vs Hardwired Heated Towel Racks.

How high should a heated towel rack be mounted on the wall?

There is not one universal mounting height that fits every bathroom. The right location depends on who will use the rack, how easily towels should be reached, the room layout, and the electrical planning behind the wall.

Accessibility needs and local code requirements both matter here. Junction box rules, clearance requirements, and other installation details can vary by jurisdiction, so local electrical and building code always supersede any general guidance. When there is any doubt, the safest approach is to confirm the planned height with a qualified local electrician, installer, or code authority. For related installation context, see Are Heated Towel Racks Safe?.

What is a plug-in/hardwire combo towel warmer?

A plug-in/hardwire combo towel warmer gives you two installation options with the same unit. It can plug into a standard outlet with a visible cord, or it can be hardwired so the electrical connection is concealed in the wall.

This makes the same rack useful in different bathroom situations. Plug-in installation is often helpful when the bathroom is already finished or when opening the wall is not ideal. Hardwired installation creates a cleaner built-in look when electrical work is part of a remodel or new construction.

Cape and Radiant are the clearest Amba examples of this flexibility. Radiant plug-in/hardwire combo towel warmers use a 60 inch plug-in cord. For a fuller comparison, see Plug-In vs Hardwired Heated Towel Racks.

Which collections can be rotated 180 degrees without affecting function?

Quadro, Sirio, Antus, Vega, Radiant, Cape, and Swivel can be installed rotated 180 degrees without affecting function. Rotation can help when the room needs the electrical connection at the top left.

Jeeves and Traditional use liquid-filled heating systems and must stay in their intended orientation. For those collections, use the product drawing and installation instructions for final placement.

What is the difference between Jeeves and Radiant?

Jeeves has a classic round-bar look, liquid-filled heating, and a wide range of size and finish options. It is often selected for permanent bathroom installations where the towel warmer is part of the finished room design.

Radiant offers plug-in/hardwire combo installation on stocked models, with round and square-bar options depending on the product. It is often selected when installation flexibility matters alongside towel warming and drying performance.

For the full comparison, see Jeeves vs Radiant Heated Towel Racks.