Radiator Kermi V 33/300/600 left with brackets 629 W — steel panel radiator

Kermi V 33/300/600 left with brackets is a steel panel radiator designed for central heating installations. With a compact height of 300 mm and width of 600 mm, this left-connection radiator combines convective and radiative heat transfer to deliver a nominal output of 629 W under standard test conditions. The radiator is supplied with mounting brackets for wall installation and is intended for use where a low-profile, efficient heat emitter is required.

Advantages

The steel panel construction provides consistent surface temperature and reliable heat output while occupying minimal wall space. The left-side connection arrangement simplifies installation in layouts where pipework approaches from that side. Included mounting brackets reduce the need for additional accessories and support secure, level wall mounting. The combination of convective fins and smooth panels ensures balanced room heating through radiation and air circulation.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms such as living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens
• Small commercial spaces, offices, and reception areas
• Renovation projects requiring compact radiators with left-side pipe connections
• Wall-mounted installations with limited vertical space

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator with convective fins and smooth front panel
• Connection side: left-side connection suitable for horizontal pipe runs
• Height: 300 mm
• Width: 600 mm
• Nominal heat output: 629 W (standard test conditions)
• Mounting: supplied with wall brackets for secure installation
• Heat transfer: combined radiative and convective heating

How to use

Mount the radiator on a solid wall using the supplied brackets, ensuring the unit is level and positioned to allow proper airflow above and below the panel. Connect the radiator to the central heating circuit using the left-side connection points, following local plumbing codes and using appropriate fittings and sealing methods. After installation, bleed the radiator to remove trapped air and check for leaks. Adjust the system balancing valves or thermostatic valve to obtain the desired room temperature.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep furniture and curtains at least 100 mm away from the radiator front to maintain convective airflow. Periodic bleeding and annual inspection of connections will help preserve nominal output. When replacing an existing radiator, verify pipe alignment and wall strength for bracket fixing; consult a qualified installer for system balancing and compatibility with central heating parameters.