The ACV Ellas radiator with 9 sections delivers a rated heat output of 2000 W and is designed for indoor central heating systems. This sectional steel radiator combines convective and radiant heat transfer to warm residential rooms or commercial spaces. Its modular 9-section construction allows straightforward installation and replacement in existing piping layouts and standard valve connections.
Advantages
The radiator provides stable heat output and an even surface temperature across sections, offering balanced room warming through convection and radiation. Its sectional design enables easier transport and handling compared with single-piece panels, and individual sections can be replaced if necessary. Compatible with standard central heating installations, the unit integrates with common valves and mounting brackets used in residential and light commercial systems.
Suitable for
- Living rooms and bedrooms in apartments or houses
- Small offices, reception areas, and meeting rooms
- Renovation projects where a sectional radiator fits existing pipe centers
- Spaces requiring a combination of convective and radiant heating
When it may not be suitable
This radiator is intended for use with pressurised central heating systems and may not be suitable for standalone electric heating or systems with incompatible mounting or valve standards. For very large open-plan spaces or rooms with exceptionally high heat loss, a single radiator of this size may not provide adequate heating on its own and additional heat sources or larger radiators should be considered.
Key specifications
- Sections: 9
- Rated heat output: 2000 W
- Type: Sectional steel radiator
- Heat distribution: Combination of convective and radiant heat
- Installation: Wall-mounted with standard brackets and valve connections
- Application: Indoor central heating systems for residential and commercial use
How to use
Mount the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using appropriate brackets and align it with the room’s pipe centers and valves. Connect to the central heating circuit using compatible inlet and outlet valves, ensuring all connections are tightened and sealed. After installation, bleed trapped air from the radiator via the bleed valve to achieve optimal heat output, then balance the system as required by adjusting individual radiator valves. Follow local plumbing codes and, if needed, engage a qualified installer for safe and correct connection.
What to consider before purchase
- Verify the radiator dimensions and pipe centre spacing to match existing installation
- Confirm the 2000 W output is sufficient for the room size and heat loss characteristics
- Check compatibility with your mounting brackets and valve types
- Ensure access for installation and potential future maintenance
Usage recommendations
For reliable performance, purge air after the first heating cycle and periodically during the season. Use thermostatic radiator valves to regulate room temperature and consider system balancing to distribute heat evenly across multiple radiators.
