Radiator Kermi Plan PTV 22 505/605 left-mounted, heat output 648 W

Kermi Plan PTV 22 505/605 left-mounted is a compact panel radiator for central heating systems. The radiator features two heating panels with integrated convector fins that increase heat output while maintaining a low profile. Designed for left-side connections, the unit comes with compatible mounting brackets and provides a nominal heat output of 648 W, suitable for typical residential and light commercial interiors where efficient convective heating is required.

Advantages

The radiator combines a slim modern design with effective convective heat transfer from two panels and built-in fins. Left-side connection simplifies piping layouts in installations where supply and return are positioned on the same side. Supplied mounting brackets reduce the need to source additional fixing accessories, and the panel construction allows straightforward cleaning and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms in apartments and houses
• Small offices and commercial spaces
• Rooms requiring left-side pipe connections
• Renovation projects replacing older radiators with modern panel types

Key specifications

• Type: panel radiator with convector fins
• Configuration: two panels (22 type)
• Mounting position: left-side hydraulic connection
• Nominal heat output: 648 W (specified at standard test conditions)
• Includes: mounting brackets for wall installation
• Intended use: central heating systems

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the supplied brackets, ensuring the left-side inlet and outlet align with the building’s pipework. Connect to the central heating circuit following local plumbing codes and bleed the unit to remove trapped air. Set system controls and thermostatic valves as required to achieve the desired room temperature. Regular inspection of pipe connections and periodic bleeding will maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Position the radiator with adequate clearance from furniture and curtains to ensure unobstructed convective airflow. For accurate heat output in a specific room, compare the radiator’s nominal output with the calculated room heat loss and, if necessary, consider radiator placement or multiple units to meet heating requirements.