Radiator Kermi V 33/300/700 left-mounted with brackets — steel panel, 734 W

Kermi V 33/300/700 left-mounted with brackets is a steel panel radiator engineered for central heating systems. With a nominal heat output of 734 W, this left-connection radiator combines convective fins and a front panel to provide both warm-air circulation and radiant heat. The unit includes factory-mounted wall brackets for straightforward installation and compact dimensions tailored to residential and commercial interiors where efficient space-saving heating is required.

Advantages

This steel panel radiator offers a high heat output relative to its compact size and integrates convective elements to speed room heat-up while the smooth front panel delivers even radiant warmth. Left-side connections allow flexible pipe routing in installations where the supply and return are positioned on the left. Factory-mounted brackets simplify wall mounting and reduce on-site fitting time. The durable steel construction supports long service life under normal central heating conditions.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms, bedrooms and small offices
• Retrofit projects where left-side pipework is preferred or required
• Spaces that need compact radiators with both convective and radiant heating

Key specifications

• Type: Steel panel radiator with convector fins
• Nominal heat output: 734 W (condition-dependent)
• Connection side: Left
• Mounting: Factory-mounted wall brackets for vertical installation
• Height: 700 mm
• Profile depth: 300 mm (including convector assembly)
• Panel configuration: 33 (three panels with convector elements)

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable vertical wall using the supplied factory-mounted brackets, ensuring secure anchoring to a solid substrate or appropriate wall fixings. Connect the left-side inlet and outlet to the central heating supply and return lines, following system flushing and filling procedures. Bleed air from the radiator after filling and verify proper flow and temperature balance in the heating circuit. Operate the radiator as part of the central heating system, adjusting thermostatic valves or system controls to achieve the desired room temperature.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, ensure pipe connections use appropriate fittings and sealing materials rated for central heating systems. When replacing an existing radiator, confirm left-side connections match the room’s pipe layout to avoid additional pipework. Periodically bleed trapped air and check wall fixings for stability; if the installation is in a high-corrosion environment, consult material compatibility guidelines.