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PHAM NEWS | OCTOBER 2026 Electric Heating 35


take the chill off The new Cornel Electric radiator from Supplies4Heat combines sleek design with smart technology for efficient, reliable heating and precise temperature control. The steel multi-column radiator, designed and manufactured in Italy, comes in two and three column options, two heights and eight widths, in white RAL 9016 or clear lacquer showcasing the raw steel’s texture. An intuitive infra-red remote offers smart modes


including weekly programming, comfort, eco, antifreeze, holiday and standby, plus open window detection, adaptive start up, child lock and pilot wire


Plenty of features to


Smart heat meets classic design with new app control


compatibility. Each Cornel Electric comes with a two- year guarantee on the element and 10 years on the radiator. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1026/70


Better bathroom heating


New to the Bathrooms to Love by PJH line-up is a range of design-led electric towel rails combining stylish bathroom finishes with smart, independent heating control. Pre-fitted with heating elements and advanced thermostat control, they introduce targeted warmth while complementing interior schemes. The collection includes the Trend Electric Square Ladder


(pictured) and Tivor Electric Straight Ladder, available in chrome, matt black and brushed brass. Trend measures 500


x 1200mm; Tivor comes in three sizes from 500 x 800mm to 500 x 1600mm. Heat outputs range from 250W to 750W. Integrated thermostat technology enables precise heating


control and energy efficiency. A 12/24-hour timer schedules heat only when needed, while a two-hour boost function adds warmth outside scheduled periods. Baby Care maintains lower surface temperatures, and Key Lock prevents accidental changes. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1026/71


The Lupin and Poppy towel rails from The Radiator Company are now available in SMART Electric versions as standard. These Wi-Fi connected options offer intuitive heating control via the free- to-download IRSAP NOW app. EcoDesign and Lot 20 compliant, the steel Lupin and Poppy towel rails are available in white, chrome and 31 special finishes. The Lupin and Poppy electric


towel rails offer a classic ladder aesthetic and are both practical and generous in design, making them suitable for customers selecting modern heating solutions for bathroom, kitchen and utility spaces. With SMART control now


standard on both towel rails, users can access full control and customisation via a Wi-Fi connection through the IRSAP NOW app. They are user-friendly and come with a quick-start guide. Tutorials are also available on the app itself, which can help customers to save on energy consumption and costs. Both the Lupin and Poppy are


described as offering high-quality Italian design and manufacturing


and come with a 10-year guarantee as well as a two-year element guarantee. The Class II, IP44 rated towel rails are available in White RAL 9016 as standard, 188 RAL colours and 31 special finishes as well as chrome. The Radiator Company also


provides the SMART controller colour matched on white and coloured towel rail options. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/1026/72


Think electric Think smarter Think EHC


01698 820533 electric-heatingcompany.co.uk info@electric-heatingcompany.co.uk


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