Convector radiator Kermi KKV16 H=150 L=1600 valve-equipped compact

The Kermi KKV16 H=150 L=1600 valve-equipped compact convector radiator is a low-profile heating element designed for hot-water central heating systems. With a height of 150 mm and a length of 1600 mm, this compact radiator integrates a valve connection for direct flow control and is suitable for installation against walls or recessed into floor-level cavities. The unit delivers linear convector heat output while occupying minimal visual and physical space, making it appropriate for rooms where discreet, efficient heating is required.

Advantages

The built-in valve connection simplifies piping and flow regulation without the need for external valve bodies. Its compact 150 mm profile allows placement under windows, along corridors, or in spaces with limited wall height. Constructed for compatibility with hot-water central heating, the convector design provides rapid room temperature response and stable heat distribution. Corrosion-resistant materials and factory-quality assembly support reliable performance and reduced maintenance requirements.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms under windows or in low-clearance walls
• Commercial interiors where discrete heating is preferred
• Renovation projects requiring compact, linear convector units
• Areas served by hot-water central heating systems

Key specifications

• Type: valve-equipped compact convector radiator
• Height: 150 mm
• Length: 1600 mm
• Connection: integrated valve connection for flow control
• Application: designed for hot-water central heating systems
• Installation: suitable for wall-mounted or floor-level installation

How to use

Install the convector radiator according to local plumbing and heating regulations, ensuring secure wall or floor fixing and correct alignment with the heating circuit. Connect the integrated valve to the supply and return piping, bleed the air from the system, and set the valve to achieve the desired flow rate. Commission the radiator as part of the building's hot-water central heating system and verify even heat distribution across the room. Regularly inspect connections and bleed valves for leaks and air accumulation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, flush and chemically treat the heating circuit before installation to prevent clogging and corrosion. Use appropriate insulation on connecting pipes and balance the system hydraulically to ensure uniform room temperatures. Follow manufacturer and local codes for mounting height and clearances to maintain safety and service access.