Kermi Konwekt.Knv-32 280/2400 P heating convector 280 mm height, 2400 mm length, RAL9016

The Kermi Konwekt.Knv-32 280/2400 P heating convector is a wall-mounted linear convector with a nominal height of 280 mm and an overall length of 2400 mm, finished in RAL9016. Designed for integration into hydronic heating systems, this convector delivers convective heat distribution to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures in residential and commercial interiors. Its slim profile and white finish allow discreet installation along walls, under windows, or in continuous runs to provide even room heating.

Advantages

The convector offers efficient convective heating through a compact, low-height case that fits into shallow installation zones. Its 2400 mm length allows extended coverage and uniform heat output along large glazing or long wall sections. The RAL9016 finish provides a neutral, maintenance-friendly surface compatible with common interior designs. Wall-mounted installation supports straightforward placement and maintenance access.

Suitable for

• Heating residential living rooms, bedrooms and hallways
• Providing perimeter heating under windows and glass facades
• Climate control in offices, small commercial spaces and corridors
• Integration into hydronic central heating systems with convective distribution

Key specifications

• Nominal height: 280 mm
• Overall length: 2400 mm
• Mounting type: wall-mounted convector
• Finish: RAL9016 (white)
• Heat delivery method: convective heat distribution
• Suitable for hydronic heating system connection
• Linear form factor for continuous runs and perimeter installation

How to use

Install the convector on a suitable load-bearing wall following the manufacturer’s mounting instructions and local plumbing standards. Connect the unit to the building's hydronic heating loop using compatible pipe fittings and shut-off valves; ensure correct flow direction and appropriate balancing to achieve uniform heat output. Commission the system by bleeding trapped air, checking for leaks and adjusting flow rates and thermostatic controls as required for the intended zone temperatures.

Usage recommendations

Position the convector beneath windows or along exterior walls to maximise convective circulation and reduce cold downdrafts. For optimal performance, ensure unobstructed airflow around the unit and perform periodic inspection for dust accumulation on fins or inlet grilles. Coordinate installation with a qualified heating engineer to verify piping connections, flow balancing and compatibility with existing system controls.