Stelrad Softline Compact Type K2 Steel Panel Radiator 600 x 900mm - White - 5321Btu
With beautifully curved top grille and end panels, the Stelrad Softline radiator is the mould-brea...With beautifully curved top grille and end panels, the Stelrad Softline radiator is the mould-breaking next generation compact from Stelrad. It offers a 15-year warranty, integrated curved top grille and side panels, and is easy to install. Finished in White (RAL9016), it is also compatible with low-temperature systems. This model has dimensions of 600 x 900mm and a heat output of 5321 Btu/h. It is designed for central heating systems and guaranteed to perform to a maximum working pressure of 145 psi (10 bar), conforming to BS EN 442. The radiator comes with wall brackets, plastic grommets, blind plug, air vent plug, screws, and plastic plugs. Its projection from the wall, including the radiator, is 124 mm.
This guide is for homeowners and installers seeking to understand and effectively use the Stelrad Softline Compact Type K2 Steel Panel Radiator. This radiator offers efficient heating with a modern design, providing a 15-year warranty for peace of mind. Note that professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and safety.
All features
Colour
White
Model Part Number
5321Btu
Brand
Stelrad
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period?
The Stelrad Softline Compact Radiator comes with a 15-year warranty.
What is the heat output of this radiator?
The heat output is 5321 Btu/h.
Is this radiator suitable for low-temperature systems?
Yes, it is compatible with low-temperature systems.
What colour is the radiator?
It is finished in White (RAL9016).
What is included in the box?
The radiator includes wall brackets, plastic grommets, a blind plug, an air vent plug, screws, and plastic plugs.
What are the dimensions of this radiator?
The dimensions are 600 x 900mm.
Can I install this radiator myself?
While the installation is designed to be straightforward, professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and safety.
How do I bleed the radiator?
Use the air vent plug located at the top of the radiator to release trapped air. Insert a bleed key and slowly turn it until you hear a hissing sound, then close it once water starts to come out.
Troubleshooting
Radiator not heating up.
Check the system's water pressure and ensure the radiator is bled to remove any airlocks. Also, check the boiler and ensure it's functioning correctly.
Radiator is making noise.
This is often caused by trapped air. Bleed the radiator. If the noise persists, check for other issues within the system, like a faulty pump.
Radiator is leaking.
Turn off the heating system immediately. Check all connections and fittings for leaks. Tighten them if possible. Contact a qualified heating engineer if the leak persists.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Modern and stylish design with curved features.
High heat output suitable for various room sizes.
Easy to install with included accessories.
Compatible with low-temperature systems, enhancing energy efficiency.
Durable and long-lasting steel panel construction.
Backed by a 15-year warranty, offering peace of mind.
Cons
Requires professional installation for optimal performance.
Specific dimensions (600 x 900mm) may not suit all spaces.
White color may not match all interior design preferences.
While efficient, it still relies on a central heating system.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Installation: Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting the radiator on the wall. Ensure the wall brackets are securely fastened.
Connections: Connect the radiator to your central heating system, ensuring all connections are properly sealed to prevent leaks.
Bleeding: After installation, bleed the radiator to remove any trapped air. Use the air vent plug located at the top to release air.
Compatibility
Heating Systems: Compatible with most central heating systems.
Low-Temperature Systems: Suitable for use with low-temperature systems, enhancing energy efficiency.
Care
Cleaning: Regularly dust the radiator and wipe it down with a damp cloth to maintain its appearance.
Maintenance: Periodically check the system pressure and ensure there are no leaks. Have your heating system inspected annually by a qualified professional.