Radiator panel Caradon V22 600×2000 mm, heat output 3344 W, wall-mounted with brackets

Caradon V22 panel radiator 600×2000 mm delivers a nominal heat output of 3344 W and is intended for wall mounting using the supplied brackets. The radiator combines convective and radiative heat transfer via two panels and convector fins, offering steady room heating for residential or commercial spaces. It connects to a central heating system and is designed as a direct replacement or upgrade when the physical dimensions and thermal output match the room's heating requirements.

Advantages

The radiator provides a high nominal heat output in a compact vertical footprint, making it suitable for rooms where wall space is limited but significant heating capacity is required. Its steel panel construction with integrated convector fins ensures efficient heat transfer and even temperature distribution. Wall mounting with included brackets simplifies installation and keeps the unit securely fixed to the wall, while the vertical format allows better use of floor space compared with traditional horizontal radiators.

Suitable for

• Residential living rooms, bedrooms and hallways needing a high-output vertical radiator
• Commercial premises such as offices, small retail areas and reception zones
• Replacement of existing radiators where the 600×2000 mm size and output suit the room
• Integration into central heating systems with compatible pipework and valve fittings

Key specifications

• Type: Double panel radiator with convector fins (V22 configuration)
• Height: 2000 mm
• Width: 600 mm
• Nominal heat output: 3344 W (reference conditions)
• Mounting: Wall-mounted using supplied brackets
• Material: Steel panel construction
• Connection: Side or bottom connections compatible with standard central heating pipework (verify on-site)
• Finish: Factory-applied protective coating suitable for indoor environments

How to use

Install the radiator on a load-bearing wall using the brackets supplied and ensure correct alignment and level before final tightening. Connect to the central heating system using compatible valves and fittings; bleed the radiator after filling to remove trapped air and check for leaks at the connections. Set the system controls and thermostatic valves as required to achieve the desired room temperature. Regularly inspect pipe joints and wall fixings and follow the heating system manufacturer's guidance for operation.

Usage recommendations

Position the radiator to allow unobstructed air circulation around the panels and avoid placing large furniture directly in front of it. When replacing an existing unit, confirm that the new radiator's height, width and heat output are appropriate for the room's heat loss calculation. For safe and reliable installation, use qualified professionals for mounting and hydraulic connections and follow local regulations and standards.