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The Right Radiators horizontal designer radiator is an ideal heating solution for homeowners looking to upgrade their interior aesthetic with a contemporary, sleek black finish. Engineered for versatility, it integrates effortlessly into standard UK central heating systems, including both combi boilers and tank-fed setups, while offering robust performance through its high-pressure tested mild steel construction. While this unit provides exceptional durability and a modern look, potential buyers should note that radiator valves are not included with the purchase and will need to be acquired separately for installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MORO-600-17-SB |
| Brand | Right Radiators |
No, the radiator is supplied without valves, which must be purchased separately based on your specific piping needs.
While this is a designer radiator, it is designed for general home use. Ensure it is placed in a zone that meets your local safety standards for electrical or plumbing proximity.
Yes, standard wall mounting kits are typically provided with the radiator to ensure it is securely attached to the wall.
This radiator is covered by a 15-year manufacturer guarantee against manufacturing defects.
Yes, it is fully compatible with both combi boilers and traditional tank-fed heating systems.
Keep the radiator clean by wiping it down with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaning agents that could scratch the paint.
Check if the valves are fully open or if there is air trapped in the system requiring a bleed.
Use a radiator key to bleed the air out of the unit until water begins to flow.
Ensure the 1/2 inch connectors are properly tightened and the plumbing tape is correctly applied to the threads.
Installation of the Right Radiators unit should be handled by a qualified heating engineer to ensure compatibility with your existing pipework.
