Wesaunard BUILDER 7Z User manual

Wesaunard Towel Warmers
General
Upon receipt of your Heatrail towel rail/radiator please check immediately to ensure that it is supplied complete as
ordered. Also, that there is no damage caused in transit by the courier. Damage can occur in transit without the
outer carton/packaging necessarily being disfigured.
If any damage is discovered, please notify your supplier immediately as failure to do so could nullify your warranty.
DO NOT INSTALL ANY PRODUCT THAT IS RECEIVED DAMAGED.
No warranty costs will be considered either for the product or the labour relating to a damaged towel rail which has
been fitted.
Placement
Having selected the eventual preferred fitting position of your Heatrail please ensure that the wall that supports it is
load bearing and suitable to accept and secure the fixing screws and support the rail. This is particularly important
for wall-mounted towel rails.
Warranty
Your Heatrail is guaranteed against faulty manufacture and materials for a period of 5 years from the original
installation date and electrical elements are guaranteed for 12 months from original installation date. Warranty is
limited to the product only and not to installation or removal costs and is subject to correct installation and
maintenance.
Installation Instructions
The oil filled, electrically heated towel warmers are substantially constructed and are designed for continuous use
for airing towels and some items of clothing. Although they are not intended as room heaters, they can contribute in
small bathrooms, half baths, toilets or cloakrooms with low heat losses.
Your towel warmer is one of a large range available and can be finished in heavy duty chrome, satin nickel,
polished brass or fine gold plating. Some models are available in a pleasing mixture of chrome and brass or
chrome and gold.
All models, regardless of size, have similar surface temperatures, which are not detrimental to towels or similar
fabrics.Do not apply more than two layers of towel or similar fabric per horizontal rail. DO NOT use the lowest part
as this contains the electric element and therefore becomes hotter than the others.
WARNING - DO NOT INSTALL THIS UNIT WITHIN A SHOWER OR WATER SPRAY OR
WITHIN REACH OF STANDING WATER.
TOOLS NEEDED
Usually, the only tools required for
installation are:
 •Adrill
 •Suitablepliers
 •Ascrewdriver
 •Apencilormarker
 •Aspiritlevel
 •Ameasure
 •Anhacksaw
 •AnAllankey1/2”

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PARTS SUPPLIED
1 X CABLE TIE
1. Place ‘O’ ring seal
onto the element on the
rail.
2. Place the field wiring compart-
ment over the wires and over the
element thread. Fix tightly in place
with the nut provided.
3. Next cut the flexible cable protec-
tor to suit. Making sure there is enough
length to comfortably reach the Jem
box.
Electric
connections
USA spec
1 X
FLEXIBLE CABLE
PROTECTOR WITH
FIELD WIRING
COMPAR TMENT
1 X NUT
1 X ‘O’ RING SEAL
2 X WALL PLATE SCREWS
1 X FIELD WIRING COMPARTMENT LID
1 X LID
FIXING SCREW
1 X WALL PLATE

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4. Push wires from Jem box through
wall plate and into flexible cable pro-
tector.
5. Pull the wires into the field wiring compartment
and fix the flexible cable protector with the nylon cable
tie on the wall side of the wall plate to prevent it from
pulling back through.
6. Fix wall plate to wall with screws provided.
Inside the field wiring compartment cut wires to suit
and connect using connector block.
7. Fit lid to the field wiring compartment securing
with screw provided.

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Fixing Towel Warmer to Wall or Floor
1. Pavé and Global only
Attach the wall fixing bracket to the main frame of the towel warmer.
Screw round brass dowel into the reverse of the corner fitting, either Global ball or Pavé block. Then using screw
provided, attach the wall flange to the round brass dowel. The two holes in the flange can be rotated for the
convenience of the fitter and then tightened with a screwdriver. See below.

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2. Pavé, Global, Baronial and Victorian
Position the rail in the chosen location and mark the wall/floor with screw positions - that is through the wall and
floor flanges. Prepare appropriately and use suitable fixing plugs, e.g., suitable for plasterboard, concrete, wood
etc. Then use a spirit level as necessary and fix to the wall/floor. Connect electric components as described on
pages 2 and 3.
Appropriate plugs
Appropriate screws
Markwall/oor

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3. Futurama and Eutopia
a). Position the rail in the chosen location using a spirit level to make sure the rail is square to the wall and floor.
Mark the wall/floor with screw positions.
b). Screw the cups to the wall (each cup allows for
adjustment prior to final tightning).
Make sure to use suitable fixing plugs, e.g, suitable for
plasterboard, concrete, wood etc.
c). Place rail into cups and fix by tightening the side
screw on each cup.
Connect the electric components as described on pages
2 and 3.
a).
b).
c).

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4. Cirqo

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1. Position the rail in the chosen location using a spirit level to make sure the rail is square to the wall and floor.
Mark the wall/floor with screw positions.
Screw the cups to the wall (each cup allows for adjustment prior to final tightning).
Make sure to use suitable fixing plugs, e.g, suitable for plasterboard, concrete, wood etc.

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2. Place rail into cups and fix by tightening the side screw on each cup.

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3 and 4. Connect the electric components as shown.

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5. Disq

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1. Position the rail in the chosen location using a spirit level to make sure the rail is square to the wall and floor.
Mark the wall/floor with screw positions.
Screw the cups to the wall (each cup allows for adjustment prior to final tightning).
Make sure to use suitable fixing plugs, e.g, suitable for plasterboard, concrete, wood etc.

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2. Place rail into cups and fix by tightening the side screw on each cup.

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3 and 4. Connect the electric components as shown.

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