Radiator Stelrad COMPACT type 22 500x1200 mm, heat output 1444 W

Stelrad COMPACT type 22 radiator, size 500 x 1200 mm, provides a rated heat output of 1444 W and is designed for use with standard central heating systems. This double-panel, double-convector panel radiator offers stable convective and radiative heat transfer and fits common wall-mounting brackets and pipe connections. It is intended for both domestic and light commercial installations where a reliable and compact heating solution is required.

Advantages

The double-panel, double-convector construction increases heat transfer area within a compact depth, delivering efficient room heating in a relatively small footprint. The radiator is compatible with standard mounting hardware and pipe layouts, simplifying replacement or new installations. Its rated thermal output of 1444 W at nominal conditions makes it suitable for typical living spaces while maintaining straightforward maintenance and cleaning.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and lounges
• Bedrooms and sleeping areas
• Offices and small commercial spaces
• Apartments and flats where compact radiators are needed

Key specifications

• Type: double-panel, double-convector panel radiator
• Height: 500 mm
• Width: 1200 mm
• Rated heat output: 1444 W (at standard rating conditions)
• Connection: compatible with standard central heating pipe connections
• Mounting: wall-mounted with common brackets
• Intended medium: hot water central heating systems

How to use

Install the radiator on a load-bearing wall using appropriate wall brackets, ensuring the unit is level and securely fastened. Connect the inlet and outlet to the central heating circuit according to the system layout and local plumbing regulations, bleed air from the radiator after filling the system, and check for leaks. Set system controls to achieve the desired room temperature; the radiator provides convective and radiative heating when hot water circulates through its panels and convectors.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, match the radiator heat output with room heat loss calculations and ensure correct pipe sizing and flow rates. Periodically bleed air to maintain efficiency and inspect mounting brackets and pipe connections for secure fastening. When replacing an old radiator, verify bracket spacing and connection positions to ensure compatibility.