Radiator Kermi Therm X2 Profil‑V 22 900x500 mm with left-side connection

Kermi Therm X2 Profil‑V 22 900x500 mm with left-side connection is a double-panel convector radiator designed for central heating systems. Its compact 900×500 mm panel dimensions and Profil‑V front design provide combined convective and radiative heat transfer in a space-saving wall-mounted unit. The left-side hydraulic connection aligns with standard installation practices, enabling straightforward integration into residential or commercial heating circuits where reliable room heating is required.

Advantages

The Profil‑V panel construction ensures effective air circulation across the radiator surface for balanced convective heat distribution while the two-panel, two-convector design increases heat output within a compact footprint. The left-side connection offers predictable piping layout for typical installations and simplifies wall-mount placement. Constructed for use with central heating systems, the radiator provides stable thermal performance and is suitable for both retrofit and new-build projects where a standard panel radiator is needed.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms and bedrooms in residential apartments and houses
• Heating offices, meeting rooms and small commercial spaces
• Replacing existing panel radiators with a left-side connection
• Wall-mounted heating installations requiring a compact radiator

Key specifications

• Type: Double-panel convector radiator (22)
• Overall dimensions: 900 mm (width) × 500 mm (height)
• Connection position: Left-side hydraulic connection
• Mounting: Wall-mounted panel radiator
• Heat transfer: Combined convective and radiative output
• Construction: Profil‑V front panel with convector elements
• Application: Designed for closed central heating systems

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable wall using appropriate mounting brackets and fixings that match the unit’s weight and the wall substrate. Connect the left-side hydraulic inlet and outlet to the heating circuit following the system schematic and using compatible fittings to ensure leak-free joints. Bleed trapped air via the bleed valve after filling the system, then balance the radiators by adjusting the thermostatic or lockshield valves as required. Operate within the design parameters of the building heating system and follow local codes and standards for plumbing and heating installations.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, match the radiator’s output to the room heat loss calculation and use thermostatic radiator valves to control individual room temperatures. Ensure regular system maintenance, periodic bleeding of air, and flushing of the heating circuit when required to maintain efficiency and prevent corrosion.