I'd like to install some permanent heating in my bathroom, but I have no central heating system, so it will have to be electric. I was thinking an oil-filled radiator - however do these need to be splashproof or IP rated? Does anyone know if the Dimplex OFX radiator with timer would be suitable for this purpose?
Electric bathroom heating - help?
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From memory - the OFX range are free standing 
So no.
You will need to give more info on the size of the room, location of heater, bath/shower, and distance of heater from shower/bath.
You will most likely need one rated with a higher IP than usual - give use the measurements, and someone will help ya!
Maybe a fan heater at high level would be easier.
So no.You will need to give more info on the size of the room, location of heater, bath/shower, and distance of heater from shower/bath.
You will most likely need one rated with a higher IP than usual - give use the measurements, and someone will help ya!
Maybe a fan heater at high level would be easier.
Or maybe a towel rad (electric or wet). These do also heat the room very well.
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