Radiator Kermi V 33/600/500 left with brackets, steel panel 899 W

The Kermi V 33/600/500 left with brackets is a steel panel radiator engineered for central heating systems. With a V33 profile and a nominal heat output of 899 W, this left-connection radiator combines convective fins and a flat front panel to deliver steady room heating. Supplied with wall mounting brackets and fittings, it is intended for fixed installation on interior walls of residential or commercial spaces where reliable, space-efficient heat distribution is required.

Advantages

This steel panel radiator offers a compact footprint and a high heat output relative to its height and depth, making it suitable for rooms with limited wall space. The V33 profile improves convective performance while the flat front panel ensures a clean appearance that integrates with various interior styles. Supplied mounting brackets simplify installation and ensure stable wall attachment. The left-side connection orientation provides installation flexibility for existing pipework layouts.

Suitable for

• Residential living rooms, bedrooms and hallways
• Office spaces and small commercial rooms
• Retrofit projects where left-side pipe connections are required
• Wall-mounted installations with limited vertical space

Key specifications

• Profile type: V33 steel panel radiator with convective fins
• Heat output: 899 W (nominal)
• Dimensions (height × depth): 600 × 500 mm
• Connection side: left-side connections
• Material: pressed steel panels
• Mounting: wall-mounted with supplied brackets and fittings
• Suitable system: central heating (hot water)

How to use

Before installation, verify that the radiator orientation (left connection) matches the room pipework and that wall construction can support the radiator weight when filled with water. Fit the supplied mounting brackets at the recommended spacing, hang the radiator securely, and connect to the heating circuit using appropriate valves and seals. Bleed the system to remove trapped air and check for leaks. Adjust thermostatic or manual valves to achieve the desired room temperature and allow the unit to reach operating conditions before final balancing of the heating system.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain clear space above and below the radiator to allow convective airflow; avoid covering the radiator with curtains or furniture. When replacing older radiators, ensure compatibility of valve positions and pipe centers with the left-side connection. Commission the radiator as part of a full heating system balance to achieve expected heat output and energy efficiency.