Radiator Stelrad RENO COMPACT typ 22 550x1000 mm — heat output 1614 W

The Stelrad RENO COMPACT typ 22 radiator in size 550 x 1000 mm delivers a declared heat output of 1614 W and is designed for central heating systems. This double-panel, double-convector panel radiator provides stable and even heat transfer for residential and commercial interiors. Wall-mount construction and standard connection compatibility make it suitable for replacement of existing radiators or integration into new heating installations.

Advantages

The two-panel, two-convector design increases surface area for efficient convection and radiation while keeping overall depth compact. Its standard dimensions and mounting arrangement allow straightforward installation on common wall types. The robust steel construction is produced to industry tolerances for flatness and connection alignment, ensuring reliable performance in everyday heating applications. The radiator’s finish is resistant to typical indoor conditions and requires minimal maintenance.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms, bedrooms and hallways in residential buildings
• Heating offices, small commercial spaces and guest rooms
• Replacing older panel radiators with a similar connection pattern
• Use in central heating systems with standard flow and return pipework

Key specifications

• Type: double-panel, double-convector (typ 22)
• Nominal dimensions: 550 mm height × 1000 mm width
• Declared heat output: 1614 W (test conditions per manufacturer)
• Construction material: steel panels with convector fins
• Mounting: wall-mounted with standard brackets
• Connection: suitable for common central heating pipe connections (side or bottom depending on installation)
• Surface: finished for indoor use and corrosion protection

How to use

Position the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall at the recommended mounting height and fix with the supplied or compatible brackets. Connect the flow and return pipework according to the system layout, ensuring fittings and valves are compatible with the radiator inlet/outlet. After filling the system, bleed trapped air from the radiator using the bleed valve, then adjust the balancing valves and thermostatic controls to achieve the desired room temperature. Follow local plumbing and heating regulations and, when in doubt, consult a qualified installer.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, maintain clear airflow around the radiator by avoiding furniture or curtains that fully cover the front and top surfaces. Periodic inspection of brackets, valves and connections is advised; if replacing an old radiator, compare connection centres and heights to ensure compatibility and avoid additional pipework adjustments.