GoodHome Flat White Type 22 Double Panel Radiator - White

This Type 22 white 800mm x 600mm convector radiator with one panel and one convector fin is our sl...

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This GoodHome Flat White Type 22 Double Panel Radiator is designed for homeowners seeking efficient heating solutions in spaces with limited room or where a lower heat output is sufficient. Its primary benefit is its slim profile, making it ideal for cloakrooms, en-suites, or as a supplementary heat source in larger rooms. A key consideration is that it is not intended for primary heating of very large or poorly insulated spaces requiring high heat output.

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ColourWhite
BrandGoodHome

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FAQs

What size room is this radiator suitable for?

This radiator is best suited for smaller rooms such as cloakrooms, en-suites, or studies, or as a supplementary heat source in larger rooms.

Do radiator valves come included?

Radiator valves are not included with this product and must be purchased separately.

How do I clean the radiator?

Wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the white finish.

Can this radiator be used with an electric heating system?

No, this radiator is designed for use with a wet central heating system only.

What is the warranty period for this radiator?

Please refer to the product packaging or manufacturer's documentation for specific warranty details, as these can vary.

How is this radiator installed?

Installation should be carried out by a qualified plumber, connecting it to your existing central heating system.

What does 'Type 22' mean?

Type 22 refers to a double-panel convector radiator, indicating it has two radiator panels and two convector fins for heat output.

Troubleshooting

Radiator is not heating up

Check if the central heating system is on and if other radiators are working. Ensure the radiator valves are fully open. If only this radiator is cold, it may need bleeding to release trapped air.

Radiator is only partially hot

This often indicates trapped air at the top of the radiator. Bleed the radiator by carefully turning the bleed valve until water starts to drip out, then close the valve. Ensure the central heating system is turned off before bleeding and allow it to reheat afterwards.

Leaking from connections

Turn off the central heating system and isolate the radiator. Tighten the relevant connection carefully. If the leak persists, it may require new seals or professional attention from a plumber.

Noise from radiator

Gurgling or banging noises often indicate trapped air. Follow the bleeding procedure. Hissing sounds might suggest a water flow issue or a faulty valve. Contact a plumber if the issue continues.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Space-saving slim design is ideal for small bathrooms and cloakrooms.
  • The white finish offers a clean and modern aesthetic.
  • Provides adequate heating for smaller or well-insulated spaces.
  • Can be used to supplement heating in larger rooms.

Cons

  • Not suitable as the primary heat source for large or poorly insulated rooms.
  • Requires professional installation for optimal performance and safety.
  • Heat output may be insufficient for very cold climates or high-demand areas.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Installation should be performed by a qualified plumber. Ensure all connections are secure and compatible with your existing central heating system. The radiator is typically mounted on wall brackets, with plumbing connections made to the left or right sides.

Compatibility: This radiator is designed for use with standard wet central heating systems. It requires appropriate radiator valves (not included) for connection and isolation.

Care: To maintain its appearance, clean the radiator surface with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which can damage the finish. Periodically bleed the radiator using a radiator key to remove any trapped air and ensure efficient operation.

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