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• The towel dryer is suitable for both heating water and domestic water systems. • Dimensions: 8 x 57.7 x 60 cm. • Pipe diameters: Ø 32 mm and 18 mm; side connections: 1"; center-to-center distance: 500 mm. • The set includes 2 mounting clamps, 1 cap, and 1 air separator. • 14-day return policy.
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The Terminus Classic stainless steel towel warmer is suitable for both hot water and domestic water systems. The pipe diameters are Ø 32 mm and 18 mm, with 1" side connections and a center-to-center distance of 500 mm. The kit includes 2 mounting clamps, 1 cap, and 1 air vent. To prevent electrochemical corrosion, grounding the stainless steel towel dryer is mandatory. The warranty is void if signs of electrochemical corrosion are present.
The material is 304L stainless steel, which does not corrode or oxidize. Robotic laser welding is used in production, which provides the product with maximum strength, airtightness, and resistance to water hammer (200 atm), as well as a visually high-quality weld. The service life of a hand towel dryer made from high-quality stainless steel is generally unlimited. Since the hand towel dryer is polished, the absence of a coating prevents the top layer from wearing away. Thus, it retains its appearance throughout its entire service life. If, during use, minor scratches appear on the surface of the hand towel dryer or the shine fades, use a polishing paste and a soft cloth to restore its original appearance. The only problem that can arise with a stainless steel towel dryer is electrochemical corrosion. Stainless steel is not sensitive to oxygen under normal conditions, but oxygen combined with leakage current causes so-called electrochemical corrosion in stainless steel. In a domestic water system, the causes of leakage current can vary—it may be due to the grounding of electrical devices through the water system, the use of magnetic filters, the chemical composition of the water, and other factors. The problem can be solved with standard grounding; that is, grounding diverts the leakage current and resolves the problem 100%.