Radiator Caradon V22 500x500 panel heater 722W with brackets

The Caradon V22 500x500 panel heater provides reliable heating performance for central heating systems in residential and commercial interiors. With dimensions of 500×500 mm and a nominal heat output of 722 W, this compact panel radiator combines convective and radiative heat transfer to maintain steady indoor temperatures. The unit is supplied with wall mounting brackets for straightforward installation and fits standard radiator connections, making it suitable for replacement projects and new installations where a low-profile, efficient radiator is required.

Advantages

This panel heater delivers a clear-rated heat output of 722 W in a compact 500×500 mm format, allowing efficient space heating without occupying excessive wall area. The combination of convective flow and surface radiation supports even heat distribution across the room. Its panel design and supplied mounting brackets simplify installation and make the radiator compatible with common central heating pipework arrangements. The unit's dimensions and construction enable discreet placement in both residential and light-commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms with standard central heating
• Compact apartments and studios where wall space is limited
• Small offices, reception areas and commercial rooms
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with compatible connections

Key specifications

• Nominal heat output: 722 W
• Height × width: 500 × 500 mm
• Type: single panel panel radiator with convective and radiative heat transfer
• Mounting method: wall-mounted with supplied brackets
• Compatibility: designed for standard central heating systems and common radiator connections
• Construction: compact flat-panel design for discreet installation

How to use

Connect the Caradon V22 panel heater to the central heating system following local plumbing and heating regulations. Position the radiator at the desired wall location and secure it using the supplied mounting brackets, ensuring the unit is level and fixed to suitable wall anchors. Connect the inlet and outlet to the existing radiator pipework, bleed air from the system after filling, and check for leaks. Adjust the room thermostat or radiator valve to regulate temperature according to comfort needs.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain clear airflow around the radiator and avoid covering the panel with furniture or textiles. Periodically bleed trapped air to preserve heat output and inspect wall fixings for stability. When replacing an existing radiator, verify pipe centre dimensions and valve compatibility prior to installation to ensure a correct fit.