Radiator Stelrad VERTEX PLAN typ 22 1800x600 mm, heat output 2214 W

Stelrad VERTEX PLAN typ 22 1800x600 mm is a double-panel convector radiator engineered for central heating systems. With two panels and convector fins it delivers a rated heat output of 2214 W, offering steady and even heat distribution across rooms. The panel design and slim profile allow wall-mounted installation without projecting excessively into the living space. Standard connection positions and integrated wall fixing points simplify installation and integration with existing radiators and pipework.

Advantages

The double-panel convector construction increases heat transfer surface area while maintaining a compact depth, enabling efficient performance in residential and commercial interiors. Convector fins enhance convection, accelerating warm air circulation and reducing cold spots. The flat front panel and neutral finish suit a variety of interior styles, and the radiator’s dimensions and output rating support predictable sizing for room heating calculations. Standardised connections and mounting points reduce installation time and facilitate replacement of older units.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms in apartments and houses
• Offices and small commercial rooms
• Replacement of existing wall-mounted radiators
• Rooms requiring moderate to high heat output from a compact radiator

Key specifications

• Type: double-panel convector radiator (typ 22)
• Height x Width: 1800 x 600 mm
• Rated heat output: 2214 W (standard test conditions)
• Panel configuration: two panels with convector fins
• Mounting: wall-mounted with built-in fixing points
• Connection: standard side connections suitable for central heating piping

How to use

Mount the radiator on a suitable load-bearing wall using the provided fixing points and follow local plumbing codes when connecting to the central heating circuit. Ensure the system is isolated and drained where required before making pipework connections. After installation, purge air from the radiator using the bleed valve to ensure full heat output and check for leaks at joints. Set the room thermostat or valve to the desired temperature and allow the system to reach operating temperature to confirm correct performance.

Usage recommendations

Position furniture and curtains to avoid obstructing airflow across the radiator front to maintain efficient heat distribution. For optimal performance in frost-prone or poorly insulated rooms, combine the radiator with appropriate thermostatic control and regular system maintenance, including periodic bleeding and inspection for corrosion or leaks.