Radiator kfa² G500F Graphite left, bottom cross feed, 50x50 cm, straight connection set (MPN 878-052-61)

kfa² G500F Graphite left, bottom cross feed is a compact panel radiator designed for installations that require a left-side unit with a lower crosswise supply connection. With overall dimensions of 50 x 50 cm and a straight connection set included, this radiator is intended for wall-mounted use in central heating systems in residential and light commercial spaces where a small footprint and specific feed orientation are needed.

Advantages

The graphite finish offers a neutral, modern appearance that integrates with a variety of interiors while the left, bottom cross feed configuration simplifies piping layouts in retrofit or new-build installations. Its compact 50x50 cm size makes it suitable for smaller rooms or under windows where space is limited. The included straight connection set reduces the need for additional fittings and helps ensure correct, leak-free assembly when installed by a qualified technician.

Suitable for

• Small living rooms, bedrooms or bathrooms where a compact radiator is required
• Installations with a left-side, lower cross feed piping layout
• Retrofit projects and new-builds with central heating systems
• Wall-mounted heating applications in residential and light commercial interiors

Key specifications

• Type: panel radiator with left-side, bottom cross feed
• Finish: graphite
• Dimensions: 50 x 50 cm (height x width)
• Connection orientation: lower cross feed, left-side unit
• Connection set: straight connection set included
• Mounting: wall-mounted
• Suitable system: central heating

How to use

Position the radiator on the wall at the desired height, ensuring adequate clearance from floor and window frames for heat circulation. Confirm that the building's piping layout matches the left-side, lower cross feed orientation before connecting. Fit the straight connection set and make all hydraulic connections following local plumbing standards and manufacturer installation guidance. Bleed the radiator to remove trapped air and balance the system through the central heating controls to achieve even heat distribution.

Usage recommendations

Have the radiator installed and commissioned by a qualified heating engineer. Use corrosion-inhibiting additives recommended for central heating systems and perform regular maintenance checks, including venting and inspection for leaks, to maintain efficient operation and long service life.