Kermi radiator V 33/300/1600 left with brackets, steel panel radiator 1678 W

Kermi V 33/300/1600 left with brackets is a steel panel radiator designed for central heating systems. With a heat output of 1678 W it provides combined convective and radiative heating in residential or commercial interiors. The radiator has a left-sided connection orientation and comes with integrated hanging brackets for fixed wall mounting. Its compact panel design and standard height make it suitable for rooms where reliable, space-efficient heating is required.

Advantages

The steel panel construction ensures consistent heat distribution and good thermal response. Integrated brackets simplify installation and provide a secure, stable mounting without the need for separate hanging hardware. The left-oriented connection layout supports flexibility in pipe routing and adapts to existing central heating piping arrangements. The model’s specified output of 1678 W covers a wide range of medium-sized rooms when used with typical system temperatures.

Suitable for

• Residential living rooms, bedrooms and hallways
• Small to medium-sized offices and commercial spaces
• Renovation projects where left-side pipe connection is required
• Applications needing a compact panel radiator with fixed wall mounting

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator with integrated brackets
• Orientation: left-side connection
• Nominal heat output: 1678 W
• Height: 300 mm
• Width: 1600 mm
• Panel configuration: V 33 (three convector elements behind the front panel)
• Mounting: fixed wall mounting using supplied hanging brackets
• Suitable system: central heating (hot water)

How to use

Mount the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the integrated hanging brackets supplied with the product, observing recommended clearances from floor and adjacent surfaces. Connect the left-side inlet and outlet to the central heating pipework using appropriate fittings and ensure valves are installed for control and balancing. After installation, bleed the radiator to remove trapped air and check for leaks. Operate the radiator as part of the building’s central heating system, controlling room temperature via thermostatic valves or the central system controls.

Usage recommendations

For safe and efficient operation, use corrosion-resistant fittings and ensure the heating system water is conditioned according to local heating standards. When replacing an existing radiator, confirm that the left-side connection and radiator dimensions match the installation space. Periodically check mounting brackets and pipe connections for integrity and bleed the radiator during initial commissioning and after long service interruptions.