Stelrad panel radiator Novello Type 33 300 x 2000 mm — heat output 2698 W

Stelrad panel radiator Novello Type 33 in size 300 x 2000 mm delivers a nominal heat output of 2698 W for use in central heating systems. The radiator features a three-panel, three-convector construction designed to provide efficient heat transfer and even surface temperature distribution. Intended for wall mounting, this model is suitable as a primary or supplementary heat source in residential and commercial interiors where higher output and a compact height are required.

Advantages

The three-panel, three-convector design increases surface area and airflow, producing higher thermal performance compared with single-panel radiators of similar footprint. Its steel panel construction ensures durability and consistent heat conduction. The long, low-height form factor allows installation under windows or along long walls while maintaining a strong output of 2698 W. Standard connection options and wall-mount compatibility simplify integration into existing central heating systems.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and open-plan residential areas requiring substantial heat output
• Offices, meeting rooms and commercial spaces with medium to large floor area
• Hallways and corridors where a low-height, continuous heating element is preferred
• Retrofit projects replacing older low-height radiators with a higher-capacity unit

Key specifications

• Type: three panels with three convectors (Type 33)
• Height: 300 mm
• Width: 2000 mm
• Nominal heat output: 2698 W (specified for central heating conditions)
• Material: steel panel construction
• Mounting: wall-mounted configuration

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitably prepared wall using appropriate brackets and fixings compatible with the unit's weight and the wall substrate. Connect the radiator to the central heating system following local plumbing standards and ensure correct orientation of inlet and outlet connections. After installation, purge air from the radiator using the bleed valve until water flows steadily, then check for leaks and confirm system pressure. Adjust thermostatic valves or balancing valves as required to achieve the desired room temperature and even heat distribution.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, use the radiator as part of a balanced central heating system with correct water flow and system pressure. Regularly bleed trapped air and inspect for corrosion or paint damage. When replacing an existing unit, verify bracket positions and pipe center distances to minimize additional pipework. For precise heat delivery, consider thermostatic radiator valves and system balancing by a qualified heating engineer.