Radiator panel Sourcing HEATER KLASIK 22, model 22060100-50-0010, 600x1000 mm, 22 mm panel type

The Sourcing HEATER KLASIK 22 panel radiator, size 600x1000 mm, is a two-panel, two-convector heating unit designed for central hydronic systems. Intended for wall-mounted installation, this radiator combines convective and radiative heat transfer to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures in homes or commercial spaces. The panel-type 22 construction provides increased heat output compared with single-panel units while keeping a slim profile suitable for standard room applications.

Advantages

This radiator offers a balance of surface area and convector fins to deliver stable warmth and efficient heat distribution across a medium-sized room. Its steel panel construction and panel-type 22 design produce reliable thermal performance compatible with typical central heating circuits. The unit’s dimensions make it straightforward to place under windows or along external walls, and the wall-mounted configuration supports common plumbing connection layouts.

Suitable for

• Heating medium-sized living rooms, bedrooms or offices
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with compatible connection spacing
• Integration into central hydronic heating systems in residential or light-commercial buildings

When it may not be suitable

The radiator may not be suitable for very large open-plan spaces that require higher total heat output; multiple units or larger radiator types could be necessary in that case. It is not intended for use with electric-only heating systems or where non-standard connection fittings are required without adapters.

Key specifications

• Type: two-panel, two-convector (panel-type 22)
• Dimensions: 600 mm (height) × 1000 mm (width)
• Mounting: wall-mounted
• Heat transfer: convective and radiative
• Compatibility: designed for standard central hydronic heating circuits
• Material: steel panel construction

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the appropriate brackets and fixings, ensuring correct horizontal alignment and sufficient clearance from the floor and window sills. Connect to the central heating circuit following plumbing standards for inlet and outlet piping, bleed air from the unit after filling the system, and balance the circuit as needed. Operating the radiator is controlled via the system’s valves or thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) if fitted; regular bleeding and periodic inspection will maintain efficient performance.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm required heat output for the room (heat loss calculation) to determine the number of radiators needed
• Verify pipe connection type and spacing to ensure compatibility with existing installation or plan for adapter fittings
• Check available wall space and preferred mounting height relative to window sills and furniture

Usage recommendations

For consistent indoor temperature and energy-efficient operation, use thermostatic valves to control each radiator, perform periodic bleeding to remove trapped air, and maintain the central heating system according to local standards. When replacing existing radiators, compare connection centers and overall dimensions to simplify installation.