Radiator Kermi V 33/300/2000 left with brackets, steel panel, 2097 W

Kermi V 33/300/2000 left with brackets is a steel panel radiator designed for central heating installations. With a nominal heat output of 2097 W, this left-sided unit combines convective fins and radiant panels to deliver efficient warming for residential or commercial rooms. The radiator is supplied with wall brackets and a factory-mounted left connection, offering a compact profile at 300 mm width and 2000 mm height that fits tight installation spaces while providing high thermal performance.

Advantages

This steel panel radiator provides a high nominal output in a relatively compact footprint, making it suitable where strong heating capacity is needed without excessive depth. The left-sided connection simplifies piping alignment in installations designed for left inlet/outlet. Supplied wall brackets reduce installation time and ensure stable mounting. The combination of convective elements and a radiating front panel supports even heat distribution across the room.

Suitable for

• Replacement of existing left-connection panel radiators in apartments and houses
• New central heating installations in residential buildings
• Commercial or office spaces requiring compact high-output radiators
• Rooms where wall-mounted, low-profile radiators are preferred

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator with convective fins and front panel
• Nominal heat output: 2097 W
• Orientation: left-sided connection
• Width: 300 mm
• Height: 2000 mm
• Mounting: wall brackets included
• Suitable for: central heating systems (hot water)

How to use

Position the radiator on the wall where the left-side pipe run can be connected easily; use the supplied brackets to secure the unit strictly according to mounting instructions. Ensure the heating system is isolated and drained before disconnecting or connecting pipework. Connect supply and return lines to the left-side connections, bleed air from the radiator after filling the system, and check for leaks. Adjust the system flow and balancing valves as needed to achieve the required room temperature.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-inhibiting additives in closed central heating systems and perform periodic bleeding to maintain optimal heat output. Verify wall construction and anchors to support the radiator weight and follow local regulations for installation and commissioning by a qualified heating engineer.