The Titan 2kW Downflow Bathroom Heater is a wall mounted fan heater for bathrooms and en suites. It mounts high on the bathroom wall and blows warm air downwards, taking the chill off a bathroom or en suite in the few minutes before a shower. A pull cord switches it on, and the runback timer switches it off again by itself, so it never gets left running.
Two heat settings of 1kW and 2kW cover everything from a small en suite to a family bathroom. An LED indicator shows when it is running, and the compact white thermoplastic body sits neatly above head height.
Key Features
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Downflow design: mounts high on the wall and directs warm air down into the room.
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Runback timer: switches itself off after the set period, no more heater left running.
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Pull cord control: the switching arrangement made for bathroom use.
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Two heat settings: 1kW and 2kW.
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LED indicator: shows at a glance when the heater is on.
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Compact white body: sits above the door or high on the wall, out of the way.
Specifications
| Wattage |
1000W / 2000W |
| Heat settings |
1kW and 2kW |
| Timer |
runback timer with automatic switch off |
| Control |
pull cord |
| Indicator |
LED |
| Input voltage |
240V |
| Material |
Thermoplastic, white finish |
| Mounting |
High on the wall, downflow |
Running Costs
At 38.04 cent per kWh, the Electric Ireland 24 hour standard rate from 1 July 2026, it costs roughly 38 cent an hour on the 1kW setting and 76 cent at 2kW. In practice it runs for minutes at a time before the timer cuts it, so a daily warm up costs only a few cent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a downflow heater?
A: A fan heater that mounts high on the wall and blows warm air downwards. It is the standard way to heat a bathroom quickly, because it warms the room in minutes and stays well away from water.
Q: Can I install it in a bathroom myself?
A: No. A bathroom heater is wired to the fixed installation and must be fitted by a registered electrician, positioned out of reach of the bath or shower in line with the wiring rules. The pull cord control is part of that arrangement.
Q: What does the runback timer do?
A: When you pull the cord, the heater runs for the set period and then switches itself off. You get the heat for the shower without ever wondering whether the heater in the bathroom is still on.
Q: What does it cost to run per hour?
A: At 38.04 cent per kWh, the Electric Ireland 24 hour standard rate from 1 July 2026, roughly 38 cent an hour on the 1kW setting and 76 cent at 2kW. In practice it runs for minutes at a time before the timer cuts it, so a daily warm up costs only a few cent.
Q: Is it enough to heat the whole bathroom?
A: For taking the chill off before a wash or shower, yes, that is exactly what it is for. If you also want warm towels and background heat, pair it with the Titan Electric WiFi Towel Radiator.
Q: Where can I buy a bathroom heater in Ireland?
A: From Shamrock Electrical at shamrockelectrical.ie, with free delivery to every county in the Republic of Ireland from the first euro. You can also collect from our store in Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin, just off the N7 and well positioned for the M50.
Every order ships with free delivery from the very first euro, with no minimum spend and no threshold to reach. New customers take 10 percent off a first order. Trade pricing is not shown online, so if you are buying for a job or a contract, call us on 01 401 9907 or email sales@shamrockelectrical.ie for your rate. We are an Irish owned electrical supplier based in Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, just off the N7 and well positioned for the M50.
