Radiator Kermi Grzejnik X2 Profil-V Typ 33 900 x 1100 mm 2822 W left (FTV330901101L1K)

The Kermi Grzejnik X2 Profil‑V Typ 33 radiator is a compact wall‑mounted panel heater measuring 900 x 1100 mm and delivering a rated heat output of 2822 W. Designed for central heating systems, this left‑hand connection model combines three panel elements and convector fins to provide sustained thermal performance in residential and commercial interiors. The radiator's flat panel appearance and modular construction make it suitable for installation in rooms where efficient, space‑saving heating is required.

Advantages

This Kermi Typ 33 unit offers high thermal output relative to its footprint, thanks to three panel elements with integrated convector fins that increase heat transfer. The left‑hand connection provides flexible piping options for typical central heating layouts. Its compact dimensions and flat front profile enable discreet mounting on interior walls while maintaining easy access for routine inspection and maintenance. Materials and construction are chosen to ensure reliable operation within standard central heating parameters.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms and bedrooms in apartments and houses
• Providing consistent heat in offices and small commercial spaces
• Replacing older panel radiators with a modern, higher‑output unit
• Spaces where a left‑hand connection is required for piping layout

Key specifications

• Type: panel radiator with convector fins (Typ 33)
• Dimensions (height × length): 900 × 1100 mm
• Rated heat output: 2822 W (under standard test conditions)
• Connection orientation: left‑hand connection
• Panels: three panel elements for increased heat exchange
• Mounting: wall‑mounted

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load‑bearing wall using compatible mounting brackets and ensure alignment for the left‑hand pipe connections. Connect the unit to the central heating circuit following local plumbing codes and the system's pressure and temperature limits; bleed air from the radiator after filling the system to achieve optimal heat distribution. Set thermostatic valves or central controls as required to reach the desired room temperature. Perform visual checks for leaks and ensure valves and mounting points are secure after initial operation.

Usage recommendations

For efficient operation, keep furniture and curtains at least several centimeters away from the radiator front to allow unobstructed convective flow. Use thermostatic radiator valves to control room temperature and avoid blocking convector fins during installation or regular cleaning. Schedule periodic inspections of pipe connections and valve seals to maintain performance and prevent heat loss.