Electric Towel Rail

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Well, you gave the best response Thumbs Down already - so there is every chance you will be blown all the fuses or b) an electric shock.
This unit CAN NOT be safely connected to a lighting circuit. Think! the largest bulb you would put in is 100W - and this radiator is almost ten times higher. You would blow the circuit and lighting all need to call an electrician to fix it. You want that?

It must be plugged into the circuit 13A of current. The best practices are on the site it as far from the tub, shower and sink as possible and son to take power. You should not be able to have a hand in the water while you touch the water heater.

I did the next best thing. I fixed the radiator on the wall and took the cable out of the bathroom to a power outlet, about 3 feet away on the landing. It is not perfect, and the cable is attached to the baseboard, but it does the job.

No, you can not son of light. It must be on a 13 amps fuse spur your front door with the switch outside the bathroom. Get your electrician to do before you jump.

No, better with its own power

DIY electrical connector can easily be fatal if you'd be mad to try to make yourself. In addition, it would probably invalidate the terms of your lease or your home insurance, or both.
It may even be contrary to law or local bylaws.
Would you die?

always remember the green to brown, red to black, blue bits

Not on lighting:
It needs a 5A fuse spur much needed to be taken on the circuit. It should be a DC somewhere

If it were installed in a bathroom should be more than 600 mm from the "bathtub" little tub or shower.

On a switched fused spur & key ring.
Glen C "is probably the U.S.
"Tertia" disregard, it is not allowed.