Radiator Caradon V11 600×1400 mm 1268 W with brackets, model V11/60/140

Caradon V11 panel radiator, size 600×1400 mm, delivers 1268 W of nominal heat output and is intended for use with central heating systems. The radiator uses a V11 (single panel with one convector) construction to combine convective and radiant heat transfer, providing steady room temperature in residential and light commercial interiors. Supplied with wall mounting brackets, this compact medium-output unit is suitable for replacing existing radiators or for new installations where efficient heat delivery and limited wall space are considerations.

Advantages

The V11 construction offers an efficient balance between convective and radiant heating, ensuring relatively fast warm-up of the room while maintaining a slim profile. With included wall brackets, installation is simplified and the radiator can be mounted close to the wall to save space. Its panel design provides even heat distribution across the surface and is compatible with standard central heating connections. The nominal output of 1268 W makes it appropriate for medium-sized rooms without requiring an oversized footprint.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms such as living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens
• Small offices and light commercial spaces
• Replacement of an existing medium-output radiator
• New installations where wall space is limited

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 600 × 1400 mm
• Nominal heat output: 1268 W (at standard test conditions)
• Construction type: single panel with one convector (V11)
• Mounting method: wall-mounted with supplied brackets
• Intended system: central heating
• Surface finish: factory-painted steel panel

How to use

Before installation, verify that the radiator size and nominal output are suitable for the room heat loss and that existing pipework and valves match the required connections. Position the radiator on a suitable wall at a recommended height above the floor to allow convective airflow. Fix the supplied brackets to the wall according to the manufacturer’s spacing and secure the radiator onto them. Connect to the central heating system using appropriate fittings and bleed the radiator to remove trapped air. After installation, check for leaks and ensure thermostatic or manual valves operate correctly.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure the system is maintained, including periodic bleeding, checking for scale or corrosion, and balancing the system so that each radiator receives the correct flow. When replacing an existing unit, compare heat outputs and valve locations to minimize pipework adjustments.