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STUDIO 1 12volt LADDER TOWEL WARMER
The Advanced Art of Towel Warming
WARNING:
This appliance is intended only for drying textiles washed in water.
WARNING:
In order to avoid a hazard for very young children, this appliance should be installed so that the lowest
heated rail is at least 600 mm above the floor.
IMPORTANT:
A means of disconnection in the fixed wiring must be used, which is in accordance with national wiring rules (ie
AS/NZS3000)
Operation
Your STUDIO 1 Towel Warmer uses only minimal electrical power - about the same as three LED lamps. It will take approximately
20-30 minutes to reach maximum operating temperature. STUDIO 1 Towel warmers are designed for continuous operation. NOTE:
The temperature of your towel warmer will vary with the ambient temperature of your room. A towel warmer is designed to warm and
assist the drying of towels and will normally operate at a temperature that is too hot for the warmer to be grasped for an extended
time.
Locating Instructions
Detailed installation instructions are provided on the reverse side. The STUDIO 1 Ladder Towel Warmer must be fixed through the
wall cladding directly to studs or other suitable anchor material. The towel warmer must be located in compliance with the AS/NZS
60335 Standard . STUDIO 1 LV towel warmers have an IP47 rating offering you the greatest flexibility to safely locate the towel
warmer in bathrooms or shower rooms in
Zone 1-3
. All other electrical fittings must also be compliant with the zone within which the
warmer is being installed.
Electrical Installation
This
towel warmer must be installed by a registered electrician and ensure the electrical supply, transformer, plug & switch location,
and product location will comply with your local regulations. It must be installed with Heirloom transformer WTS12-100 The
transformer must be installed in an accessible location. If installed in a roof space, it must not be covered by insulation. The non-
connected side of the wiring must be protected from touching the stainless steel ladder. Do not connect both sides.
New Zealand electrical wiring requirements stipulate that this appliance must be wired by a registered electrician in accordance with
current electrical wiring regulations.
This product must be used in conjunction with a hard wired switch
.
For complete temperature control a wall mounted dimmer
sw
itch (with “off” position) is recommended.
Leading or trailing edge dimmers may be used.
Concealed Wiring Kit
A concealed wiring adapter kit is included with this product. If you have access to the wall cavity the kit allows you to conceal the
electrical flex for a more streamlined and visually appealing installation.
Care and Cleaning
The polished stainless steel finish of your Towel Warmer is hard wearing and easily maintained. Clean regularly with a soft cloth and
non-abrasive cleaning agent.
Warranty
This product is warranted against defects due to faulty workmanship or materials for 10 years from date of purchase. In the event of
a defect in the product, turn it off at the wall, and contact the retailer from which it was purchased and provide details from your
sales receipt and the products serial number from the label on the towel warmer. The retailer will contact Heirloom who will assess
the
matter and if accepted as a valid warranty claim the product will be repaired or replaced at Heirloom’
s option
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free of charge.
Costs of disconnection, reconnection, and freight are the responsibility of the owner, as is any damage arising in transit to and from
servicing by Heirloom. This warranty does not cover:
a.
Any damage to the product caused by misuse, neg
lect, accident, or in violation of the manufacturer’s instructions, or
b.
Any damage, loss or injury arising as a consequence of the use of the product.
Australia: Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a
replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also
entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a
major failure.
