Radiator panel Caradon K22 500x900 with mounts, 1300 W heating output

Caradon panel radiator K22 500x900 is a steel panel convector designed for central heating systems. The radiator features a K22 double-panel profile that delivers a rated heat output of 1300 W, and comes supplied with wall mounts for straightforward installation. Its compact 500 × 900 mm dimensions suit a wide range of residential and commercial rooms where reliable, steady room heating is required for retrofit replacements or new installations.

Advantages

The steel K22 profile provides efficient convective and radiative heat transfer while maintaining structural rigidity and corrosion resistance with appropriate surface treatment. Supplied wall mounts simplify installation and positioning on a variety of wall types. The 1300 W heating output is sized to heat medium-sized rooms when used as part of a correctly balanced central heating system. The radiator’s panel design allows for unobtrusive integration into modern interiors and for easy access during maintenance.

Suitable for

• Heating medium-sized living rooms, bedrooms and offices
• Replacement of existing panel radiators in retrofit projects
• New residential and commercial central heating installations
• Wall-mounted heating where compact footprint is required

Key specifications

• Type: Steel panel radiator with K22 (double-panel) profile
• Dimensions: 500 × 900 mm (width × height)
• Nominal heat output: 1300 W (at standard reference conditions)
• Mounting: Supplied with wall mounts for fixed installation
• Connection: Standard central heating pipe connections (consult installer for exact layout)
• Finish: Factory-coated steel surface suitable for interior use

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitably prepared wall using the supplied mounts, ensuring the unit is level and securely anchored. Connect to the central heating system following local plumbing codes and the installer’s specifications; bleed air from the radiator after filling the system to ensure full heating performance. Operate the radiator via the system’s thermostatic or manual valves as part of the building’s heating controls.

Usage recommendations

For best results, allow a qualified heating engineer to calculate radiator sizing and balance the system. Maintain clear space around the radiator for unobstructed airflow; avoid covering the radiator with textiles or furniture. Regularly check for leaks and perform periodic bleeding to remove trapped air and maintain the stated heat output.