Radiator Stelrad RENO COMPACT typ 22 550x900 mm 1453 W

Panel radiator Stelrad RENO COMPACT typ 22 with dimensions 550 x 900 mm and nominal heat output 1453 W is a double-panel, double-convector radiator designed for central heating systems. The radiator features two pressed steel panels with two convector fins, providing efficient heat transfer in residential and commercial interiors. Its compact depth and standard connection layout allow installation on typical wall brackets and compatibility with conventional pipework.

Advantages

The double-panel, double-convector design increases surface area for heat emission while maintaining a relatively compact profile. Steel construction provides stable thermal performance and mechanical robustness for long-term use. The radiator’s nominal heat output of 1453 W at standard test conditions offers predictable room heating capacity, and the standardized connection arrangement simplifies installation and replacement in existing systems.

Suitable for

• Heating of living rooms and bedrooms in residential buildings
• Office and commercial space heating where efficient radiators are required
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with similar dimensions and connections
• Central heating systems with standard wall-mounted bracket installations

Key specifications

• Type: double-panel, double-convector (typ 22)
• Height x Width: 550 x 900 mm
• Nominal heat output: 1453 W (standard test conditions)
• Material: pressed steel panels with convector fins
• Mounting: wall-mounted with standard brackets
• Connection: compatible with conventional central heating pipe connections

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the recommended wall brackets and ensure correct alignment of connection points with the system pipework. Fill and vent the heating system according to the installer or system manufacturer instructions to remove trapped air and achieve rated performance. Use standard balancing and control valves to regulate room temperature and integrate the radiator into the building’s central heating circuit.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, bleed the radiator after initial filling and periodically during the heating season to maintain full convector efficiency. Use corrosion-inhibiting additives recommended for closed central heating systems and ensure the system is commissioned by a qualified heating engineer. When replacing an existing radiator, confirm the mounting centers and pipe connection positions to avoid additional pipework modifications.