THE JEEVES MODEL A STRAIGHT "LADDER" HEATED TOWEL RACK FEATURES 5 CLASSIC CYLINDRICAL BARS. THIS MODEL IS CONSIDERED A DRYING RACK- Ideal for drying 1 to 2 towels
- Unit is hardwired (requires an electrician to install)
- Designed to be on continuously (energy efficient design)
- Heats with internal liquid
- Hardwiring can be moved to the left for extra cost
- Must be mounted per instructions
- Must be wired to a switch (Does not include control accessory)
- Dry and warm towels and bathrobes; reduce laundry frequency
- Use in laundry rooms, mud rooms and wet rooms to dry delicates, rain or ski jackets and bathing suits
- 5 Horizontal bars - all vertical and horizontal and shelf bars heat up
- Ideal for drying 1 to 2 towels
- Offered in 5 different finishes: brushed, polished, oil rubbed bronze, matte black, white
- No integrated on/off switch - separate switch or timer required
- ASB, ASP: 135 Watts; 1.25 Amps; 110 Volts; 460 BTUs ASMB, ASO, ASW: 150 Watts; 1.3 Amps; 110 Volts; 597 BTUs
| Weight |
24 lbs |
| Dimensions |
7.38 × 21.25 × 75.13 in |
| Finishes |
Brushed Stainless, Matte Black, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Stainless, White |
| Capacity |
One to Two Towels |
| Installation Type |
Hardwired |
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| WATTS |
135-150 |
| BTUS |
460-597 |
| AMPS |
1.25-1.36 |
| VOLTS |
115 |
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| WIDTH |
21 1/4" |
| HEIGHT |
75 1/8" |
| DEPTH |
7 3/8" |
| TOWEL CAPACITY |
1-2 |
| EXTERNAL TEMPERATURE RANGE |
120°F - 150°F |
| SAFETY CUTOUT |
158°F |
| SECURITY THERMOFUSE |
242°F |
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Type:
Towel Bars / Rings
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Width:
21 1/4"
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Height:
75 1/8"
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Depth:
7 3/8"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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