I'm looking to replace my bathroom radiator with a heated towel rail.
I know that some central heating systems use a thermostat free radiator or towel rail for excess hot water, but with the vokera providing instant hot water only, I'm wondering if that applies in this case? Would I have sufficient heat going to my towel rail when the central heating is turned off for this to be a good idea?
The alternative would be to buy an electric towel rail, which I'm happy to do, but it's a small bathroom, and the radiator has to go, so I need to be sure it's ok to remove it and not affect the workings of the boiler.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Jane
I know that some central heating systems use a thermostat free radiator or towel rail for excess hot water, but with the vokera providing instant hot water only, I'm wondering if that applies in this case? Would I have sufficient heat going to my towel rail when the central heating is turned off for this to be a good idea?
The alternative would be to buy an electric towel rail, which I'm happy to do, but it's a small bathroom, and the radiator has to go, so I need to be sure it's ok to remove it and not affect the workings of the boiler.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Jane