Radiator Kermi V 33/900/500 left with brackets — steel panel radiator 1211 W

Kermi V 33/900/500 left with brackets is a steel panel radiator designed for central heating systems. With a V33 three-panel/three-convector profile, 900 mm height and 500 mm width, this left-sided radiator delivers a nominal heat output of 1211 W. Supplied with mounting brackets for standard wall installation, the radiator combines convective and radiant heat transfer to warm living rooms, bedrooms and office spaces.

Advantages

The steel panel construction ensures consistent thermal performance and straightforward maintenance. The V33 profile increases surface area and air circulation for improved convective heat distribution while the flat front panels provide a discreet appearance that integrates with different interior styles. Pre-mounted brackets simplify installation and alignment on typical masonry or stud walls, and the left-side connection orientation supports flexible piping layouts.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms and family rooms in residential buildings
• Heating bedrooms with a compact wall-mounted unit
• Small to medium office spaces requiring efficient central heating
• Retrofit and new-build projects using standard wall-mount radiator connections

Key specifications

• Heat output: 1211 W (nominal)
• Panel type: V33 (three panels with three convectors)
• Height: 900 mm
• Width: 500 mm
• Orientation: left-side connections
• Material: steel
• Mounting: supplied with wall brackets for standard installation
• Heat transfer: combination of convective and radiant heating

How to use

Install the radiator on a load-bearing wall or appropriate stud using the supplied brackets, ensuring correct alignment and secure fixings for the specified weight. Connect the radiator to the central heating system using suitable pipework and fittings compatible with left-side inlet/outlet orientation. After filling and venting the system, check for leaks and balance the installation by adjusting valves to achieve the desired room temperature. Regularly bleed the radiator to remove trapped air for optimal performance.

Usage recommendations

For efficient operation, maintain clear space in front of the radiator to allow airflow and avoid covering it with furniture or curtains. Use thermostatic radiator valves to regulate room temperature and perform annual checks for corrosion, leaks and mounting stability. When replacing an existing unit, verify pipe centre distances and wall strength to ensure a safe and correct installation.