Radiator Caradon K22 900x800 mm, panel radiator 1832 W, model K22/90/080 with wall brackets

The Caradon K22 panel radiator model K22/90/080 measures 900×800 mm and delivers a nominal heat output of 1832 W. Designed for use in central heating systems, this steel panel radiator features the K22 configuration with two convector fins and two panels to provide efficient heat transfer in compact spaces. The unit is supplied with wall brackets for straightforward mounting and is compatible with standard pipe connections used in residential and light commercial installations.

Advantages

The radiator combines a compact footprint with a reliable heat output, making it suitable for rooms where space is limited but consistent heating is required. Its steel panel construction ensures even surface heating and good corrosion resistance when connected to properly maintained central heating systems. Included wall brackets simplify installation and help achieve stable fixation on different wall types.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms in residential homes
• Offices and small commercial spaces
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with standard connection layouts
• Rooms requiring compact radiators with proven output

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 900 × 800 mm
• Heat output: 1832 W (nominal)
• Panel type: K22 (two panels with two convector fins)
• Material: steel panel construction
• Mounting: supplied with wall brackets for horizontal wall installation
• Connection: compatible with standard central heating pipe connections

How to use

Position the radiator on a load-bearing wall with sufficient clearance from the floor and surrounding furniture to allow proper air circulation. Use the supplied wall brackets to secure the radiator at the correct height and ensure it is level. Connect to the central heating system following local plumbing codes and using appropriate fittings; bleed the radiator after filling the system to remove trapped air and verify that all valves are operating correctly. Regularly check for leaks and maintain system water quality to prolong service life.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, match the radiator's output to the calculated room heat loss and ensure the heating system is balanced. When replacing an existing radiator, verify pipe positions and valve types to avoid additional modification. Annual system checks and periodic bleeding of radiators will help maintain rated output and prevent cold spots.