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Electrically heated towel rail - Thermostatic element + timer
I want to install an electrically heated towel rail in the bathroom -
running it from the CH is not practical. I would like to use a Terma thermostatic element like http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00ABGFEX6 because it gives more control over my Electricity Bill. But the better half also wants me to fit a 24 hour timer so it can pre- heat in the mornings. see http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0066NEBO6 If I fit the timer, then the Terma will keep being switched off & on. I imagine that this means it will forget any settings. Would it be better to just fit a 'dumb' thermostatic element? I'm not the first to do this, so I'd like to hear what others have done & how well it worked out. -- Sam |
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