Finally there is a simple solution to those misted up mirrors in your bathroom.With a simple to install mirror demister you no longer have to wait for the mist to clear before shaving, drying your hair or putting on make up.
Running costs are negligible - based on one hours use per day, an average demister will cost just 2-3 pence per week to run - a small price to pay for permanent mist free mirrors!
Mist Free Mirrors. It's always the little things that make all the difference. Using the very latest technology, we ensure mist free mirrors when you need them most.
Once fitted, the mirror will never steam up in and around the area round the pad.
Fitting Guide
Mirror Demister installation instructions Attaching to the Mirror
1. Mark out the back of the mirror to indicate where the demister pad is to be fitted
2. Peel off the protective paper exposing the ‘sticky’ side
3. Position one edge of the demister pad in the desired position on the keeping the other edge away from the mirror
4. Gradually lower the pad onto the mirror applying even pressure to ensure there are no air bubbles or creases
5. If the mirror is not framed & is being fitted directly onto the wall, a small recess will need to be made in the wall to compensate for this & allow the mirror to sit flush.
Electrical Connections
All wiring must conform to the latest IEE wiring regulations ( BS7671 equivalent) if in doubt always consult a qualified electrician.
1. It is recommended that the demister pad is connected via the lighting circuit or on a separate switch.
2. The circuit should be protected by a 5amp fuse or circuit breaker
3. The wires are coloured as follows: BLUE – Neutral, and BROWN – Live/positive
4. The Demister pad must not be accessible once installed
5. Any metal part surrounding the mirror must be earthed & comply with current wiring regulations
6. Multiple pads may be fitted to a single mirror & should be connected in parallel – pads must not overlap The demister pad must not be cut or pierced as this may damage the insulation making it unsafe
Finally there is a simple solution to those misted up mirrors in your bathroom.With a simple to install mirror demister you no longer have to wait for the mist to clear before shaving, drying your hair or putting on make up.
Running costs are negligible - based on one hours use per day, an average demister will cost just 2-3 pence per week to run - a small price to pay for permanent mist free mirrors!
Mist Free Mirrors. It's always the little things that make all the difference. Using the very latest technology, we ensure mist free mirrors when you need them most.
Once fitted, the mirror will never steam up in and around the area round the pad.
Fitting Guide
Mirror Demister installation instructions Attaching to the Mirror
1. Mark out the back of the mirror to indicate where the demister pad is to be fitted
2. Peel off the protective paper exposing the ‘sticky’ side
3. Position one edge of the demister pad in the desired position on the keeping the other edge away from the mirror
4. Gradually lower the pad onto the mirror applying even pressure to ensure there are no air bubbles or creases
5. If the mirror is not framed & is being fitted directly onto the wall, a small recess will need to be made in the wall to compensate for this & allow the mirror to sit flush.
Electrical Connections
All wiring must conform to the latest IEE wiring regulations ( BS7671 equivalent) if in doubt always consult a qualified electrician.
1. It is recommended that the demister pad is connected via the lighting circuit or on a separate switch.
2. The circuit should be protected by a 5amp fuse or circuit breaker
3. The wires are coloured as follows: BLUE – Neutral, and BROWN – Live/positive
4. The Demister pad must not be accessible once installed
5. Any metal part surrounding the mirror must be earthed & comply with current wiring regulations
6. Multiple pads may be fitted to a single mirror & should be connected in parallel – pads must not overlap The demister pad must not be cut or pierced as this may damage the insulation making it unsafe
