Radiator termo teknik Termolux VK Typ 22 500 x 1000, heat output 1165 W

termo teknik Termolux VK Typ 22 panel radiator with dimensions 500 x 1000 mm delivers a nominal heat output of 1165 W for use in central heating systems. This double-panel, double-convector radiator is designed for wall-mounted installation and provides steady convective and radiative heat transfer to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures. The compact height and 1000 mm width make it suitable for spaces where efficient heat output and moderate footprint are required.

Advantages

The double-panel, double-convector construction increases the effective heating surface and improves heat exchange compared with single-panel radiators. The radiator's steel panel design offers uniform surface temperature and reliable mechanical strength for wall mounting. With a standard rectangular shape and moderate depth, this model fits common installation points and integrates with most central heating circuits. The radiator is suitable for both residential and light commercial interiors where a predictable heat output of around 1165 W at nominal conditions is needed.

Suitable for

• Wall-mounted heating of living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens in apartments and houses
• Heating of office spaces and small commercial rooms with standard ceiling heights
• Replacement of existing panel radiators with limited wall space
• Applications requiring a compact radiator with medium heat output

Key specifications

• Type: double-panel, double-convector panel radiator
• Dimensions (HxW): 500 x 1000 mm
• Nominal heat output: 1165 W (at standard test conditions)
• Material: pressed steel panels with integrated convectors
• Mounting: wall-mounted installation with standard brackets
• Connection: compatible with central heating system pipework (side or bottom connection depending on installation accessories)
• Finish: factory-coated surface suitable for indoor environments

How to use

Install the radiator on a load-bearing wall using appropriate brackets and fixings, maintaining recommended clearances from the floor and surrounding objects to ensure free convective airflow. Connect the radiator to the central heating circuit following system layout and valve selection suitable for the building (lockshield and thermostatic valves commonly used). Bleed air from the radiator after filling the system to remove trapped air and verify the system pressure and flow. Adjust the thermostatic valve to regulate room temperature as required.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, maintain unobstructed airflow around the radiator and avoid covering it with thick curtains or furniture. Periodically check mounting brackets and pipe connections for tightness, and bleed radiators after seasonal commissioning or maintenance. When replacing an existing unit, verify pipe centres and valve type compatibility to ensure correct fit and operation.