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The UK Radiators Alpha 2 Column Radiator is an ideal heating solution for homeowners seeking a balance of high thermal output and elegant, industrial-inspired aesthetics. Designed for living spaces or bedrooms, this horizontal radiator offers a robust 3388 BTU output to ensure effective warmth, though users should ensure their wall structure can support the weight of a heavy-duty steel unit before installation.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1432289 |
| Brand | UK Radiators |
T50 is the standard temperature difference between the water in the radiator and the air in the room, used to calculate the official heat output.
Yes, it is designed to work with standard indirect wet central heating systems.
Due to the weight of a 2-column radiator, it should ideally be mounted on a solid brick wall or reinforced stud work.
Valves are typically sold separately, as the type of valve required depends on your specific pipework configuration.
You only need to bleed it if you notice cold spots at the top or hear gurgling sounds, indicating air is present.
The unit likely has trapped air. Use a radiator key to carefully open the bleed valve until water begins to escape, then tighten it.
This may indicate a buildup of sludge within the system. You may need to power flush the heating system or consult a professional plumber.
Clean the surface with a non-abrasive microfiber cloth and a mild soapy water solution, drying immediately to prevent water spots.
Installation should be performed by a qualified heating engineer to ensure the radiator is correctly balanced within your central heating system. Ensure you have the necessary pipe centers for a 988mm wide unit before purchasing. To maintain the finish, clean only with a soft, damp cloth and avoid using abrasive chemicals or acidic cleaners that could damage the grey coating. Periodically check the valves for any signs of leaks and ensure the radiator is bled regularly to remove trapped air, which can prevent the unit from heating evenly.
