Bathroom radiator Edan Budnik TURAN T 10/50 — model T10/50, height 540 mm, width 580 mm

Edan Budnik TURAN T 10/50 is a compact bathroom radiator and towel warmer with a nominal height of 540 mm and width of 580 mm. Designed for mounting on the bathroom wall, this model provides space-efficient heating and a convenient surface for warming or drying towels. It is compatible with central heating systems and closed hot-water circuits where a fixed connection to the household heating loop is required.

Advantages

This towel radiator combines a narrow footprint with effective convective and radiative heat output suitable for small to medium bathrooms. Its horizontal bars provide multiple levels for hanging towels, while the flat-backed construction allows near-wall installation to save space. The unit is built for permanent connection to the heating system, offering steady operation during the heating season and minimal maintenance needs when installed according to manufacturer guidelines.

Suitable for

• Residential bathrooms and ensuite spaces where wall-mounted towel warming is needed
• Small to medium-sized bathrooms requiring additional heat
• Homes with central heating or closed hot-water systems
• Situations where a compact, space-saving radiator is preferred

Key specifications

• Type: wall-mounted towel radiator for central heating/hot-water systems
• Model form: horizontal bar radiator with multiple heating rails
• Height: 540 mm
• Width: 580 mm
• Material: corrosion-resistant painted metal (factory finish)
• Connection: fixed plumbing connection to central heating loop or hot-water circuit
• Installation orientation: vertical mounting with horizontal bars

How to use

Mount the radiator on a suitable load-bearing bathroom wall using appropriate anchors and brackets following local building codes and the manufacturer’s installation instructions. Connect the inlet and outlet to the central heating or hot-water circuit ensuring correct flow direction and leak-free joints. Once integrated into the heating system, control room temperature and towel warmth via the building’s heating controls or a thermostatic valve installed on the radiator. Regularly check pipe connections and wall fixings for signs of corrosion or loosening.

Usage recommendations

Do not use the radiator as a support for heavy loads. For optimal performance, avoid covering the radiator completely with thick textiles; allow free circulation of warm air. Flush and bleed the system during initial commissioning and seasonally thereafter to maintain heating efficiency. Follow national plumbing standards and hire a qualified installer for connection to the central heating circuit.