Radiator Stelrad Planar Style Type 22 600x1400 mm 2288 W – double panel, convector

The Stelrad Planar Style Type 22 radiator in size 600 x 1400 mm delivers a heat output of 2288 W in a double panel, convector configuration. Designed for central heating systems, this radiator combines convective fins with smooth panels to provide both radiant and convective warmth. The Planar Style Type 22 is intended for wall mounting and integrates with standard pipework and valve fittings, making it suitable for heating residential rooms, offices and larger interior spaces where reliable, even heat distribution is required.

Advantages

This double panel convector radiator offers efficient heat output with a compact depth, combining visible panel surfaces and concealed convector fins to increase heat transfer. The construction provides steady room temperature control and fast response to thermostat adjustments. Compatibility with standard valve types and wall-mount fittings simplifies installation and replacement of existing radiators. The smooth front panels support a neutral aesthetic that fits contemporary interiors.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms in residential properties
• Offices and small commercial spaces
• Halls, corridors and communal areas requiring reliable heating
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with standard connections

Key specifications

• Model type: double panel with convector (Type 22)
• Width x height: 600 x 1400 mm
• Rated heat output: 2288 W (under standard test conditions)
• Mounting: wall-mounted installation
• Connections: standard central heating pipe connections compatible with common valves
• Finish: smooth front panel suitable for painting or maintaining a neutral look
• Application: designed for sealed central heating systems

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the manufacturer’s wall brackets and follow local plumbing and heating regulations. Connect to the central heating circuit using compatible valves and pipework, ensuring the system is depressurised and drained before removal of any existing device. After installation, refill and vent the system to remove air pockets, then check for leaks and verify correct flow through the radiator. Adjust thermostatic valves or the central thermostat to achieve the desired room temperature.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure the radiator is not obstructed by furniture or curtains and bleed air from the unit after initial heating cycles. Use compatible thermostatic or lockshield valves to balance flow between radiators. Regularly inspect for corrosion or leaks and follow routine maintenance for central heating systems to maintain efficiency and longevity.