Probaty Bathrooms Cast Iron Style Traditional Radiator - 1800X200mm - 3 Column Vertical - Black
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The Probaty Bathrooms Cast Iron Style Traditional Radiator is designed for UK central heating systems, offering fast and reliable warmth to bathrooms and other rooms. Its key benefit is rapid heating for on-demand comfort. A key consideration is that radiator valves are not included and must be purchased separately. This durable radiator provides consistent heat and includes necessary mounting brackets for a straightforward setup.
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| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Probaty Bathrooms |
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FAQs
Are radiator valves included with this product?
No, radiator valves are not included and must be purchased separately.
Is this radiator suitable for electric central heating systems?
This radiator is designed specifically for UK central heating systems (water-based). It is not suitable for electric-only heating systems.
What is the material of the radiator?
The radiator is designed in a cast iron style, indicating its aesthetic and potentially its durability, though the exact material composition is not specified beyond 'cast iron style'.
How do I clean the radiator?
Clean the radiator with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning materials that could damage the finish.
What are the dimensions of this specific model?
This specific model is 1800mm in height and 200mm in width, featuring 3 columns in a vertical orientation.
Can this radiator be installed in any room?
Yes, it is suitable for bathrooms or any room connected to a UK central heating system that requires additional warmth.
What is included in the box?
The radiator comes with all necessary mounting brackets and fittings for installation. Radiator valves are not included.
Troubleshooting
Radiator is not heating up
Check that the central heating system is on and functioning. Ensure radiator valves are fully open. Bleed the radiator to release any trapped air. Verify that the system pressure is adequate.
Radiator is only partially warm
This usually indicates trapped air. Bleed the radiator using a radiator key to release air until water starts to appear. Check that the valves are correctly installed and functional.
Leaks from connections
Turn off the central heating system. Tighten the connections at the radiator valves. If leaks persist, you may need to replace the valve seals or re-do the connection.
Unusual noises from radiator
Gurgling or banging noises often indicate trapped air; bleed the radiator. Hissing may indicate a valve issue or a small leak.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides fast and efficient heating.
- Designed for easy integration with UK central heating.
- Durable build quality ensures longevity.
- Includes necessary mounting hardware for installation.
- Classic aesthetic complements traditional interiors.
Cons
- Radiator valves are not included and require a separate purchase.
- May require professional installation depending on user's plumbing experience.
- Specific dimensions (1800x200mm) may not fit all spaces.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Compatibility: This radiator is designed for use with standard UK central heating systems. Ensure your system is compatible before installation. Radiator valves are not included and must be purchased separately; select valves appropriate for your pipework and system type.
Setup:
- Ensure the power to your central heating system is turned off.
- Identify the desired mounting location, ensuring it is level and has adequate support.
- Use the provided mounting brackets and hardware to securely attach the radiator to the wall. Follow the specific instructions included with the brackets for optimal placement.
- Connect the radiator to your central heating pipework using the separately purchased radiator valves. Ensure all connections are secure and leak-free.
- Once installed and connections are made, turn the central heating system back on and check for any leaks.
Care:
- Clean the radiator's exterior regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the finish.
- Periodically check all connections for leaks, especially after initial setup and during seasonal system checks.
- Bleed the radiator if you notice cold spots or uneven heating, using a radiator key.