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Traditional Electric Anthracite 2 Column Radiators 600mm high 988 mm wide

Product information

Description

General description

These are brand new classic style column radiators made from mild steel, designed to resemble traditional cast iron radiators. They are made to the highest standards using 1.3mm thick steel and are painted with a two-coat powder process for a long-lasting, durable finish. The radiator comes with an industry-leading 5-year guarantee.

Technical specifications

Material: 1.3mm Mild Steel

Finish: Anthracite Powder Coating

Dimensions: 600mm high, 988mm wide

Certifications: BS EN442

Guarantee: 5 Years on radiator, 2 years on element

Compatibility and accessories

Wall brackets and fixings are included

Radiator Feet are available separately

Installation

The radiator is fitted with a PTC electric element, allowing for installation without altering your central heating pipework. The element can be inserted on either side of the radiator.

Usage

PTC elements are ceramic and designed to heat at full power until reaching an operating temperature of 65ºC, at which point they reduce power intake to maintain this temperature. A bidex timer is included, enabling control over when the radiator switches on and off, either by setting specific times or activating when the temperature drops below a certain level. This feature allows for energy savings by heating rooms only when needed.

Features

Brand
GREENEDHOUSE
Colour
Anthracite
Power
900 W
Material
Steel
Energy efficiency rating
A
Max. energy efficiency rating
A
Min. energy efficiency rating
G
Height
600 mm
Width
98.8 cm
Weight
43 kg
Radiator type
Inertia
Installation type
Wall mounted
ManoMano Reference
ME78311331
MMID
879828131051
Product code
E-Y26001000A
EAN
5065000319304

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