Radiator Caradon K11 500x600 mm 468W with wall mounts (model K11/50/060)

Caradon K11 500x600 mm panel radiator (model K11/50/060) is a compact steel convector radiator designed for central heating systems in homes and commercial premises. With nominal heat output of 468 W, the radiator delivers steady room heating by circulating hot water through a single-panel, single-convector construction. The unit is supplied with wall mounting brackets for straightforward installation and is suitable for both replacement of existing radiators and new installations where a compact, space-efficient panel radiator is required.

Advantages

The Caradon K11 radiator combines a slim profile and moderate heat output to provide efficient heating in rooms with limited wall space. Its steel panel and convector design ensure reliable thermal transfer and even heat distribution. Supplied wall mounts simplify fitting and help achieve proper clearance and alignment. The radiator’s durable finish resists everyday wear in residential or light commercial environments, offering a practical balance between size, performance and installation convenience.

Suitable for

• Heating small to medium-sized rooms such as bedrooms, offices and kitchens
• Replacing older compact panel radiators in existing central heating systems
• New-build or refurbishment projects requiring slim wall-mounted radiators
• Spaces where a straightforward, low-profile heating solution is needed

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator with convector
• Dimensions: 500 × 600 mm (width × height)
• Nominal heat output: 468 W (typical operating conditions)
• Configuration: single panel, single convector
• Mounting: wall-mounted with supplied brackets
• Connection: standard central heating water connections (side or bottom depending on installer preference)
• Finish: factory-coated surface suitable for indoor use

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the supplied wall mounting brackets, ensuring correct height and alignment for connected pipework. Connect the radiator to the central heating circuit following local plumbing and heating codes, using appropriate valves and fittings. Bleed the radiator after filling the system to remove trapped air and check for leaks. Adjust the system balancing valves or thermostatic radiator valve to obtain the required room temperature. Routine care includes periodic bleeding and keeping the front panel clear of obstructions to maintain efficient convective flow.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, install the radiator with proper clearance from furniture and curtains, and use compatible valves and fittings rated for central heating systems. During the first heating season, verify system balancing and check mounting fixings after thermal expansion. For conversions or non-standard connection layouts consult a qualified heating engineer to ensure correct hydraulic and safety arrangements.