Radiator panel Caradon V22 400x1400 mm 1684 W with brackets

Caradon V22 panel radiator, dimensions 400 x 1400 mm, offers a nominal heat output of 1684 W. This steel two-panel, two-convector radiator combines radiative surface heating with enhanced convective flow to deliver stable room temperatures. The unit is supplied with wall brackets for secure mounting and is intended for connection to central heating systems using standard pipework. Its compact depth and planar front make it suitable for installation in modern residential and commercial interiors where reliable panel heating is required.

Advantages

The Caradon V22 design provides a balance of convective and radiative heat transfer, increasing overall warmth distribution without excessive surface temperature. Constructed from pressed steel panels with factory-applied finish, the radiator is robust and compatible with typical central heating fluids. Inclusion of wall brackets simplifies installation and ensures secure fitting close to the wall, which reduces heat loss behind the unit. The two-convector configuration improves airflow through the unit, supporting faster heat-up and more uniform room heating.

Suitable for

• Residential room heating such as living rooms, bedrooms and hallways
• Small to medium-sized commercial spaces including offices and meeting rooms
• Replacement of existing panel radiators in central heating systems
• Installations where a compact, low-profile radiator is preferred

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator, two panels with two convectors (V22)
• Nominal heat output: 1684 W (at standard rating conditions)
• Dimensions (HxW): 400 x 1400 mm
• Mounting: wall brackets included for fixed wall installation
• Connection: compatible with standard central heating pipework (side or bottom connection depending on installation)
• Finish: factory-applied corrosion-resistant coating

How to use

Position the radiator on a suitably prepared wall using the supplied brackets, ensuring the mounting height and center-to-center pipe distances match the system requirements. Connect the unit to the central heating circuit using appropriate fittings and valves, bleed air from the radiator after filling the system, and check for leaks. Set and adjust thermostatic or manual valves as needed to control room temperature. Routine operation requires normal central heating controls; occasional venting may be necessary to maintain optimal performance.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, fill and flush the heating system according to installer or system manufacturer guidance before connecting a new radiator. Use compatible valves and maintain a clearance from furniture and curtains to allow free convective airflow. If in doubt about pipe connections or positioning, consult a qualified heating engineer to ensure correct installation and to preserve system efficiency.