Convector radiator Kermi KKV16 valve model H=250 L=800 compact convector

Kermi KKV16 valve convector is a compact panel convector with a height of 250 mm and length of 800 mm, designed to provide efficient room heating in spaces where a low-profile unit is required. The unit supports connection for a thermostatic or lockshield valve and can be installed as a wall-mounted or floor-recessed convector. Its compact dimensions make it suitable for placement under windows, in alcoves, or along short wall runs in residential and commercial interiors.

Advantages

The Kermi KKV16 offers a slim design and adaptable valve connection that allow versatile installation options without sacrificing heating performance. Its compact construction simplifies fitting in confined spaces and near window openings while providing steady convective heat output. The valve-equipped model enables easy integration with thermostatic or lockshield valves for temperature control and balancing.

Suitable for

• Low-profile heating under windows in living rooms and bedrooms
• Space-saving wall-mounted installations in offices and commercial areas
• Floor-recessed convector installations where a compact unit is needed
• Renovation projects requiring replacement radiators with limited wall height

Key specifications

• Type: Compact panel convector with valve connection
• Height: 250 mm
• Length: 800 mm
• Valve compatibility: Designed for connection of thermostatic or lockshield valves
• Mounting options: Wall-mounted or floor-recessed installation
• Application: Intended for residential and commercial indoor heating

How to use

Install the convector according to local building codes and the manufacturer's installation instructions. Choose the appropriate valve type (thermostatic for automatic temperature control or lockshield for manual balancing) and connect to the heating circuit using compatible pipework. For wall-mounted installation ensure secure fixing to a suitable substrate at the required height; for floor-recessed installation prepare the recess and secure the convector so the front grille is flush with the finished floor level. After plumbing is completed, fill, vent and pressure-test the heating circuit and then set the valve for the desired room temperature or flow balance.

Usage recommendations

Position the convector where free airflow is not obstructed by curtains or furniture to maintain efficient heat distribution. Use a thermostatic valve where frequent temperature adjustment or energy-efficient control is desired. For optimal performance in recessed installations, verify that the recess dimensions and clearance meet the convector's installation requirements and allow access for maintenance and venting.