Radiator Roda 11 R (500x600)

Steel panel radiator Roda 11 R (500x600) RODA with lateral connection is a heating device that is most often used in heating systems. It has a small thermal inertia, with its help it is easier to control the temperature in the room. RÖDA steel panel radiators are designed to circulate a large volume of water through the channels in order to achieve more power.

The radiator Roda 11 R (500х600) has the Size (width, depth height), mm: 600*50*500 and belongs to the 11th type . Consists of one water-filled radiant panel and one full size convector on the back. Differs in high compactness. Ideal for rooms with low specific heat losses. Thanks to its compact size, it will fit under almost any window sill.

Unlike competitors, RÖDA steel panel radiators have an increased depth, increasing heat dissipation. The surfaces of the RÖDA panel radiator are coated with a special white enamel with a low content of organic solvents (less than 2% by volume). Therefore, the finished coating, when heated to 100 degrees, does not emit volatile compounds and substances harmful to human and animal health. The radiator convector is made full-size without height reduction. According to the types of connection to piping, there are two types of steel radiators: with bottom and side connections. In steel panel radiators with a bottom connection, there is a seat for a thermostatic valve, on which you can install a thermostat, which, in turn, serves to maintain the set temperature in the room. Panel radiators are equipped with brackets (brackets) to place the radiator on the wall. The design of the steel panel radiators will suit the design of any room, and the top grilles and side covers are made with a smooth surface to prevent dust collection.

Equipment 11 R (500х600) RODA

• Wall mount - 2 pcs.
• Mayevsky crane - 1 pc.
• Plug 1/2 inch -2 pcs.
• Bolts with dowels - 4 pcs.

The warranty for the Radiator Roda 11 R (500x600) is 120 months.

You can purchase a radiator with delivery on the official website of TM Roda in Ukraine.