Radiator Kermi V 33/750/800 with brackets, left connection, steel panel, 1698 W

Kermi V 33/750/800 is a steel panel radiator designed for wall-mounted central heating installations. It delivers a rated heat output of 1698 W and features a left-side connection. Supplied with hanging brackets, the radiator combines convective fins and a smooth panel surface to provide both convective and radiative heat distribution in residential or commercial interiors where a compact, reliable heating solution is required.

Advantages

The radiator’s steel panel construction ensures consistent thermal performance and durable operation under typical central heating conditions. Integrated convective elements improve air circulation for faster room warm-up, while the flat front panel supports low-profile installation and simple cleaning. Left-side connection and included hanging brackets simplify installation in setups that require pipework on that side, and the product’s standard dimensions make it compatible with common mounting layouts.

Suitable for

• Living rooms, bedrooms and hallways in residential apartments or houses
• Office spaces, meeting rooms and small commercial premises
• Renovation projects requiring replacement of existing panel radiators
• Installations where a left-side water connection is preferred or required

Key specifications

• Type: steel panel radiator with convective fins and smooth front panel
• Heat output: 1698 W (rated heat output under standard test conditions)
• Connection side: left-side water connection
• Mounting: wall-hung with supplied hanging brackets
• Design: compact, flat-panel profile suitable for standard wall mounting
• Application: central heating systems using hot water

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the supplied hanging brackets and fixings according to local building codes and the installation instructions provided by the heating system designer. Connect the inlet and outlet pipework to the left-side connection points, bleed air from the system after filling and pressurising the heating circuit, and balance the radiators as required to achieve the desired room temperatures. Operate the radiator as part of the central heating system; control room temperature with thermostatic valves or the central heating controller.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, ensure the system water quality meets the standards recommended for steel radiators and protect the radiator from aggressive chemicals. When replacing an existing unit, check that wall fixings and pipe centres match or adapt them during installation. Use a thermostatic radiator valve to improve energy control and consider professional installation for optimal hydraulics and safety.