Radiator Kermi Plan PK0 22 605/1205 with brackets — 1493 W

Kermi Plan PK0 22 605/1205 is a double-panel convector radiator engineered for hot-water central heating. With a nominal heat output of 1493 W, this wall-mounted unit combines a compact profile and practical dimensions — 605 mm height and 1205 mm length — to provide reliable room heating. The radiator is supplied with mounting brackets for straightforward installation and is compatible with standard piping layouts used in residential and commercial heating systems.

Advantages

The radiator offers balanced heat distribution through a two-panel, two-convector design that increases convective performance while remaining space-efficient. Its robust construction ensures long-term operation in everyday heating environments. Inclusion of mounting brackets reduces the need for additional accessories and simplifies the installation process. The flat front panel provides a discreet appearance suitable for a range of interior styles.

Suitable for

• Living rooms, bedrooms and offices requiring wall-mounted convective heating
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with comparable connections and dimensions
• Integration into hot-water central heating systems in residential or commercial buildings

Key specifications

• Nominal heat output: 1493 W
• Panel configuration: 2 panels, 2 convectors
• Height: 605 mm
• Length: 1205 mm
• Mounting: supplied with brackets for wall installation
• Connection: standard hot-water central heating pipe connections (side or bottom, dependent on installation)

How to use

Connect the radiator to the building’s hot-water central heating circuit following local plumbing standards and the installer’s technical guidelines. Secure the unit to a suitable load-bearing wall using the supplied brackets, ensuring correct alignment and clearance for air circulation. After installation, purge air from the radiator via the bleed valve and fill the system to the required pressure before commissioning. Operate the radiator with the existing system controls and thermostatic valves as applicable.

Usage recommendations

For efficient operation, match the radiator’s output to the room’s heat loss calculation and use thermostatic control to maintain desired temperatures. Periodic inspection of wall fixings, leak checks at connections, and occasional bleeding of trapped air will help preserve performance and prevent noise.