Radiator Kermi V33 steel panel 33/600/700 left-mounted 1258 W

Kermi V33 steel panel radiator 33/600/700 left-mounted 1258 W is a compact heating unit designed for central heating systems. With overall dimensions of 600×700 mm and left-side connection points, this type 33 radiator combines convective panels and convector fins to deliver a stable rated heat output of 1258 W. The radiator is supplied with wall-mounting brackets and a panel-style construction that promotes even surface temperature and efficient heat transfer for residential or light-commercial interiors.

Advantages

The V33 radiator provides consistent room heating through a combination of flat panels and integrated convector elements, improving both radiative and convective heat distribution. Its steel panel construction offers mechanical robustness and straightforward wall installation using the included brackets. Left-side connections simplify piping layouts in installations where inlet and outlet lines are positioned on that side. The radiator’s compact footprint makes it suitable for rooms with limited wall space while maintaining a rated output adequate for medium-sized rooms.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms such as living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens
• Small to medium office or commercial spaces
• Retrofit projects where left-side plumbing is present
• Spaces that require a low-profile wall-mounted heating solution

Key specifications

• Type: Steel panel radiator, type 33 (three panels/convector configuration)
• Dimensions (W×H): 600 × 700 mm
• Connection side: Left-side connections
• Rated heat output: 1258 W (under standard test conditions)
• Mounting: Wall-mounted with supplied brackets
• Heat transfer: Combined radiative panel and convective fins

How to use

Mount the radiator on a solid wall using the supplied brackets, ensuring the unit is level and securely anchored. Connect the inlet and outlet pipework to the left-side connection points according to the central heating system schematic and local plumbing codes. Bleed the radiator after filling the system to remove trapped air and verify that the water pressure and thermostat settings are within the recommended range for the building. Regular inspection of wall fixings and connection seals is advised to maintain safe operation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, install the radiator with unobstructed airflow across the front panel and convector fins; avoid placing heavy curtains directly over the unit. When integrating into a new or existing central heating system, size the radiator based on room heat loss calculations and consult local regulations for pipework and pressure settings. Periodic bleeding and annual inspection of connections will help sustain nominal heat output and extend service life.