Radiator Stelrad VERTEX STYLE Type 22 600x2000 mm — 2376 W

The Stelrad VERTEX STYLE Type 22 radiator in size 600 x 2000 mm delivers a nominal heat output of 2376 W and is designed for wall-mounted central heating installations in residential and commercial spaces. This double-panel convector (Type 22) combines convective fins between two panels with flat front panels to provide a balanced mix of convected and radiated warmth while keeping a relatively compact height. The radiator connects to standard domestic pipework and is suitable where a higher heat output is required without increasing wall width.

Advantages

The Stelrad VERTEX STYLE Type 22 offers high thermal output for its footprint, allowing effective heating from a 600 mm height while maintaining a modern, unobtrusive appearance. Its double-panel convector construction improves heat transfer and response time compared with single-panel designs, and the flat front panel simplifies cleaning and integrates with contemporary interiors. The radiator is compatible with standard central heating systems and provides consistent performance when connected to typical system flow and return temperatures.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms where wall space is limited but higher output is needed
• Commercial offices or meeting rooms requiring steady space heating
• Retrofit projects replacing low-height radiators with higher-capacity units
• Environments with standard central heating pipework and fittings

Key specifications

• Type: Double-panel convector (Type 22)
• Height: 600 mm
• Width: 2000 mm
• Nominal heat output: 2376 W
• Mounting: Wall-mounted installation
• Heat transfer: Combined convective fins and flat panels for radiative output

How to use

Install the radiator on a suitably prepared wall using appropriate brackets and fixings for the unit’s dimensions and weight, ensuring correct alignment for standard flow and return connections. Connect to the central heating system following local plumbing regulations and manufacturer guidance for pipework, valves and bleed points. After installation, purge air from the radiator using the bleed valve, confirm correct flow through the system, and adjust thermostatic controls or balancing valves to achieve desired room temperatures.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, set system flow temperatures according to heating design and ensure the radiator is free from obstructions to allow effective convection. Regularly bleed trapped air and inspect valves and wall fixings. When replacing an existing unit, verify bracket positions and pipe centres to minimise additional pipework. Use compatible thermostatic or manual valves and follow local codes for commissioning and maintenance.