DuraTherm Vertical Flat Panel Designer Radiator - Black 1600x300mm

This Duratherm vertical designer radiator is ideal for modern styling with its flat panel design a...

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This DuraTherm vertical designer radiator is for homeowners seeking a stylish and space-saving heating solution with a modern aesthetic. Its key benefit is providing excellent heat output in a slim, vertically oriented design, making it ideal for smaller rooms or tight spaces. A caveat to consider is that it requires connection to a compatible heating system and professional installation for optimal performance.

All features

Model Part NumberEBYPAVFP1600300BND
BrandDuraTherm

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FAQs

What are the dimensions of this radiator?

The radiator measures 1600mm in height, 300mm in width, and has a depth of 55mm. It projects 85mm from the wall including the brackets.

Is this radiator suitable for all heating systems?

Yes, it is compatible with all types of domestic central heating systems.

Does it come with mounting brackets?

Yes, the radiator includes the necessary fixings and brackets for installation.

What maintenance is required for the black finish?

Clean the surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh or abrasive cleaning agents to preserve the finish.

What is the heat output of this radiator?

The BTU output is 1707 BTUs (Delta 50), providing significant heating capacity for its size.

How long is the guarantee period?

The radiator comes with a 10-year guarantee against manufacturing defects.

Do I need to flush my heating system before installing?

It is highly recommended to flush and clean your existing heating system before installing a new radiator to prevent issues like corrosion.

What is an inhibitor and why is it recommended?

An inhibitor is a chemical additive for central heating systems that helps protect against limescale and corrosion, extending the life of your system and radiators. It's best used after the system has been flushed.

Troubleshooting

Radiator is not heating up or is only partially warm

Check if the central heating system is operational. Bleed the radiator to release any trapped air. Ensure radiator valves are fully open. Verify that the system inhibitor has been added correctly.

Leaking from connections

Ensure all connections are tightened correctly. If leaking persists, the sealing tape or compound may need reapplication. Professional plumber assistance is recommended.

Radiator makes noise (e.g., banging or whistling)

This can often be due to air in the system or water flow issues. Bleeding the radiator may help. If noise persists, consult a heating engineer to check system pressure and flow.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Space-saving vertical design.
  • Modern and stylish black flat panel aesthetic.
  • Efficient heat distribution due to premium mild steel.
  • Compatible with all central heating systems.
  • Durable construction backed by a 10-year guarantee.

Cons

  • Requires connection to a central heating system.
  • Professional installation is recommended for optimal performance and safety.
  • May require plumbing modifications depending on existing setup.
  • Potential for visible pipework depending on installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

This radiator is designed to be compatible with all standard domestic central heating systems. It features standard 1/2 inch inlet and outlet connections, common in British plumbing.

Installation:

  • Fixings and brackets are included with the radiator.
  • We strongly recommend professional installation to ensure correct and safe fitting.
  • Before installation, it is advisable to flush and clean your existing heating system.
  • Use of a central heating inhibitor is recommended after installation to protect your system from corrosion and limescale.
  • The radiator conforms to BS EN 442, the European standard for radiators.

Care:

  • Clean the radiator surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the black finish.
  • Periodically check that fixings remain secure.
  • Ensure the radiator is bled if you notice any cold spots, indicating trapped air.

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