Radiator Stelrad RENO COMPACT typ 22 550x1600 mm 2582 W

Stelrad RENO COMPACT typ 22 550x1600 mm is a double-panel convector radiator designed for central heating systems. The unit measures 550 mm in height and 1600 mm in width and provides a rated heat output of 2582 W. Its construction includes two steel panels and convection fins between the panels to enhance heat transfer. The radiator is intended for wall-mounted installation and connects to standard pipe layouts used in residential and commercial heating installations.

Advantages

The double-panel convector design improves thermal efficiency by combining radiant panel output with convected air from the fins, resulting in consistent room temperature distribution. Its compact depth allows installation in rooms with limited space while maintaining a high heat output. The steel panel construction offers mechanical durability and compatibility with common central heating fluids and pressures, and the radiator is fitted for standard mounting and pipe connection options.

Suitable for

• Heating living rooms, bedrooms and apartments in residential buildings
• Office spaces and commercial rooms with central heating
• Retrofit projects where higher output is required within a limited wall depth
• Rooms that require compatibility with standard two-pipe central heating systems

Key specifications

• Type: double-panel convector (type 22)
• Height: 550 mm
• Width: 1600 mm
• Rated heat output: 2582 W
• Construction: two steel panels with convection fins
• Installation: wall-mounted
• Connection: designed for standard central heating pipe connections

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using appropriate brackets and fixings, ensuring secure attachment and correct alignment. Connect the inlet and outlet to the central heating pipework according to the system layout and local plumbing standards, vent the instrument through the bleed valve to remove trapped air, and check for leaks before commissioning. Set the central heating control to the desired thermostat settings and allow the system to reach operating temperature to verify the radiator’s performance.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, flush and fill the heating system according to manufacturer and local regulations, and use corrosion-inhibiting additives if recommended for mixed-metal systems. Periodically bleed the radiator to remove air and inspect mounting brackets and pipe connections for signs of wear or leakage. When replacing or retrofitting radiators, verify the required heat output for the space and maintain correct flow direction and balancing within the heating circuit.