Radiator Stelrad COMPACT type 22 600×600 mm — 837 W output

Panel radiator Stelrad COMPACT type 22 with dimensions 600×600 mm delivers a nominal heat output of 837 W. This two-panel, two-convector radiator is intended for connection to central heating systems and for wall-mounted installation in residential and commercial interiors. Its flat panel design ensures balanced convective and radiative heat delivery to heat rooms such as living rooms, offices and apartments while keeping installation compact.

Advantages

The Stelrad COMPACT type 22 offers efficient heat transfer through its two-panel, two-convector construction, providing higher output in a compact footprint. Its flat front panel and standardized mounting points simplify installation and integration into existing heating systems. The steel panel construction provides consistent thermal performance and durability for regular domestic and light commercial use.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms and bedrooms in residential buildings
• Maintaining comfortable temperatures in offices and administrative spaces
• Use in apartments, hallways and medium-sized commercial rooms

Key specifications

• Type: two-panel, two-convector (Type 22)
• Dimensions: 600 × 600 mm (height × width)
• Nominal heat output: 837 W (specified for standard test conditions)
• Installation: wall-mounted
• Material: steel panel construction
• Heat transfer: combined convective and radiative heating

How to use

Mount the radiator on a load-bearing wall using appropriate brackets and fasteners compatible with the wall material, ensuring correct alignment and secure fixing. Connect the inlet and outlet to the central heating pipework using compatible fittings and observe system flow direction. Bleed the radiator after filling the heating system to remove air and check for leaks. Adjust the room thermostat or valve to achieve the desired temperature and balance the system by regulating flow to individual radiators if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, position the radiator under a window or in an area with good air circulation, leave at least the manufacturer’s recommended clearances from furniture and curtains, and perform periodic bleeding and inspection for corrosion or leaks. When integrating into an existing heating system, check compatibility of connection fittings and consider balancing the system to ensure uniform room temperatures.