Radiator Kermi Therm X2 Profil‑V 22 600×1800 mm, panel radiator 22

Kermi Therm X2 Profil‑V 22 600×1800 mm is a steel panel radiator engineered for central heating systems. The radiator has a two‑panel, two‑convector configuration that increases the heat output per unit area while maintaining a compact profile suitable for wall mounting. Designed for use in residential and commercial interiors, the radiator connects to standard pipe systems and delivers consistent surface heat across living spaces.

Advantages

The two‑panel, two‑convector (22) construction provides improved convective and radiant heat transfer compared with single‑panel designs, enabling efficient warming of rooms. Its panel profile ensures even temperature distribution across the visible surface while keeping depth moderate to reduce protrusion into the room. The radiator is compatible with common central heating installations and mounts securely to the wall, offering a reliable heating solution with straightforward integration into existing systems.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms and bedrooms in residential buildings
• Heating office spaces and small commercial rooms
• Replacement of existing panel radiators in central heating systems
• Locations requiring wall‑mounted radiators with moderate depth

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator with two panels and two convectors
• Overall dimensions: 600 mm (height) × 1800 mm (width)
• Mounting: wall mounting compatible with standard brackets
• Connection: suitable for standard central heating pipe connections
• Surface finish: factory‑applied protective coating for interior use
• Application: designed for central heating in residential and commercial interiors

How to use

Install the radiator on a solid wall using the manufacturer‑recommended brackets and fixings, ensuring correct alignment and secure attachment. Connect inlet and outlet pipes according to the system layout, maintaining correct flow direction and using appropriate valves and fittings. After connection, fill and vent the heating circuit to remove air, then check for leaks and verify even heating across the panel. Commission the radiator as part of the building's central heating system following standard heating installation procedures and local regulations.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, bleed the radiator periodically to remove trapped air and maintain optimal heat output. Use compatible valves and fittings rated for central heating systems, and follow local codes for pipework and insulation. When replacing an existing unit, compare dimensions and connection positions to ensure straightforward installation. For maintenance or modifications beyond basic venting and valve replacement, consult a qualified heating engineer.