Heating Mirrors

TERMOFOL heating mirrors combine a heater, a mirror and LED lighting, so a single device replaces bathroom heating, a mirror and additional lighting. The warm mirror surface fogs up less after a bath. Choose from round models with a diameter of 60 or 80 cm and rectangular models in portrait or landscape orientation, with outputs from 220 to 600 W.

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Heating Mirrors

TF-LG400 Heating Panel

Heating Mirrors

€250.58

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LED Heating Mirror 220 W Ø60 cm - LED Backlight - TF-LG220-B

Heating Mirrors

€247.27

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LED Heating Mirror 400 W 60 × 80 cm – Vertical, LED Backlight - TF-LG400-B

Heating Mirrors

€247.27

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Heating Mirrors – Heating, Mirror and Light in One

A heating mirror makes better use of the bathroom wall. Instead of a separate radiator, mirror and lighting, you install a single device that heats the room while serving its everyday purpose.

Less Fog on the Mirror

The heated mirror surface is warmer than the air in the bathroom, so it fogs up less after a hot shower. No more waiting for the mirror to clear or wiping it with a towel.

LED Lighting

TERMOFOL heating mirrors feature LED lighting that provides pleasant, even light at the mirror and emphasises the modern character of the bathroom. Selected models allow you to adjust the brightness and colour temperature, with control via a touch panel or an app.

Warmth Where You Need It

The mirror heats up quickly once switched on and gives off warmth in the area where you get ready for the day. It works well as supplementary heating or as a stand-alone heat source in a small bathroom.

Shapes and Outputs to Choose From

The range includes round mirrors with a diameter of 60 and 80 cm and rectangular mirrors in portrait (60 × 80 cm) and landscape orientation (70 × 100 cm and 80 × 60 cm). Outputs from 220 to 600 W make it easy to choose a mirror for both a small bathroom and a larger room.

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