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If you exclude parts of the electrical installation than the certificate is not valid.
If you look at the regs around the zoning of a bath , yes you can fit a heater towel rail above the bath in zone 1 subject to the conditions listed in Table 7.1
We were once asked if you could fit a heater towel rail in a shower and when we looked at dimensions , we could legally fit it .Was a bit bigger than a normal shower.
I am busy with 2 heated towel rail installations ... they can be fitted next to the bath ... you just need to make sure you read the conditions as per the regs.
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Checked my regs book.
Will fall into zone 2.
Onky problem is where do I put the isolator as it's a fixed appliance.
No ceiling in this particular bathroom.
An isolator mounted on tiles will look ugly.
I have used a 6 way 4x4 grid plate ... 3 x 20 amp D/P isolators (2 x heated towel rails and 1 x Xfan) on the bottom row and 3 light switches on the top row.
You can use a 4x 2 ... but it beomes a little tight with all the wires in and out.
The rules state with 1.5 m ... but once again ... a little common sense tells me its better to have the isolators on the light switch than in the bathroom ... a note on the COC ... justifying my logic.
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I was involved with having to answer a query over heated towel rails which often crops up .
I am attaching a document below which will assist with future queries
I dont know that I would be happy with someone installing a heated towel rail in my shower cubicle ;(
Originally posted by GCE
I was involved with having to answer a query over heated towel rails which often crops up .
I am attaching a document below which will assist with future queries
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I also had a few challenges with one of those recently, the shower (his and hers) was 3mx4m, heated towel rails, water feature with lights, water pumps, extractor fans the works. Fortunately I managed to find isolating 12 VDC drivers for the strip lights.
Originally posted by GCE
This was not a shower cubicle that I was class as normal - Was about the size of my bathroom
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