Milano Nuie Salvia Radiator - White

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The Nuie Salvia Radiator (863 x 635mm, White) is designed for homeowners seeking to enhance their bathroom's ambiance and functionality. Its primary benefit is providing efficient heating while also serving to warm and dry towels. A key consideration is that valves are sold separately. This double-panel radiator features a sleek, space-saving design with rounded edges and a high-gloss white finish, offering a classic yet contemporary aesthetic.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HSA004 |
| Brand | Nuie |
No, valves are sold separately and must be purchased in addition to the radiator.
The radiator uses standard 1/2 British Standard Pipe (BSP) tappings.
The radiator offers a BTU output of 1635BTU at 30°C, 3129BTU at 50°C and 3964BTU at 60°C, making it suitable for most medium to large bathrooms. For precise sizing, consult a heating professional.
Wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners to preserve the high-gloss finish.
The Nuie Salvia Radiator comes with a 5-year guarantee from the manufacturer.
While fixing screws are included, radiator installation involves plumbing and potentially system draining and refilling. It is recommended to have installation performed by a qualified plumber to ensure safety and proper function.
An inhibitor is a chemical additive used in central heating systems to prevent corrosion, sludge build-up, and maintain system efficiency. It is recommended to add one after installing a new radiator.
Check if the central heating system is on and functioning correctly. Ensure valves are fully open. Bleed the radiator to release any trapped air. Verify that the system has been refilled with water and inhibitor.
Ensure all connections, including valve fittings, are securely tightened. Check that pipework is correctly aligned with the radiator's tappings. If leaking persists, contact a qualified plumber.
Bleed the radiator from the top valve to release air. Ensure there are no obstructions around the radiator that could impede heat circulation. Check system pressure.
Noises like banging or gurgling usually indicate trapped air. Bleed the radiator. If the noise persists, it could be an issue with the heating system itself.
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