Radiator Stelrad COMPACT Type 22 600x1100 mm — Heat output 1533 W

The Stelrad COMPACT Type 22 panel radiator in size 600 x 1100 mm offers a rated heat output of 1533 W and is designed for wall-mounted installation in central heating systems. Its double convector (Type 22) steel panel construction provides efficient convective and radiative heat transfer for residential and commercial indoor environments. The radiator is compatible with standard pipe connections and thermostatic valves, making it suitable for replacement or new-install applications where straightforward integration with existing heating infrastructure is required.

Advantages

The Type 22 double convector design increases heat output within a compact depth, delivering effective room heating without excessive wall projection. Steel panel construction ensures consistent surface temperature and reliable performance over time. Compatibility with standard fittings and thermostatic control enables flexible temperature management and straightforward installation by qualified installers. The product’s rated performance figure allows straightforward sizing and system balancing in typical central heating circuits.

Suitable for

• Medium-sized living rooms and bedrooms in residential properties
• Small to medium commercial spaces such as offices and meeting rooms
• Replacement of older panel radiators with similar connection layouts
• New-build installations requiring reliable convector output within limited wall depth

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 600 mm (height) x 1100 mm (width)
• Type: Double convector (Type 22) panel radiator
• Rated heat output: 1533 W (at standard test conditions)
• Material: Pressed steel panels with convector fins
• Mounting: Wall-mounted installation with standard brackets
• Connection compatibility: Designed for standard central heating pipework and thermostatic radiator valves

How to use

Have the radiator installed by a qualified heating engineer following local regulations and manufacturer guidance. Position the unit on the wall using the supplied mounting brackets and ensure proper alignment with existing pipework. Connect flow and return pipes using appropriate fittings and install a compatible thermostatic or manual valve. After installation, bleed the radiator to remove trapped air and flush the system if required, then commission the heating circuit and check for correct operation and absence of leaks.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use the radiator with a properly balanced central heating system and a thermostatic valve to control room temperature. Regularly inspect valves and pipe connections for leaks and bleed the radiator periodically to maintain heat output. When replacing an existing radiator, verify pipe centers and clearance for the bracket arrangement to ensure straightforward installation.