Electric Towel Warmer Installation - Brandon Basics

A towel warmer or a tower heater is a great addition to any bathroom. It's an easy installation that can take you anywhere from 1 - 2 hours. Take a look at my DIY instruction and if you wish to get one for yourself, you can do so here:
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[@xiaoyuezhang338]

Great video man! this video was super helpful.

[@jjs777fzr]

Wago’s may have been easier to use instead of old style wire cap nuts. Great video and thx I think I will plan on a wall switch for mine.

[@jjs777fzr]

Completed my install but the I didn’t do a wall switch. I planned on a GFCI switched outlet but that duplex (switch and outlet) was not as expected. The outlet has power all the time and the switch was to wire another target. Instead I will pickup another Wyze WiFi outlet and that way I can program the towel heater for when the kids wake up. Plus the WiFi plug has a switch built in which is easy to use if the outlet is conveniently installed which mine is. I did want to hide the power feed to the towel rack but wasn’t keen on cutting an outlet size box in my tile. I think I’m happy with how it turned out.

[@raquelvooys]

That was really helpful, thanks!

[@bronzeshield6382]

Can someone advise for me... How do you turn this wonderful item the absolute on or off!?!?

[@jjs777fzr]

You hit the power button on the face of the rack. As long as the switch on the back side is not in bypass mode.

[@atb2003]

I would much rather use a terminal block that fits inside the leg for a straight in-line connection rather than using wire nuts - too easy for them to come loose and short out - just My opinion.

[@jjs777fzr]

Oh that’s what I just said before reading your comment. Wago’s are great!

[@mrbmp09]

That is some janky wiring.....