Revive 600h x 1600l Single Premium Radiator (K1)
4961 Btu (1454 Watts) at Δ 50°C
Revive 600h x 1600l Single Premium Radiator (K1)
Current package price:
£42.80
Excl. Tax
£51.36
Incl. Tax
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The Revive 600h x 1600l single premium (K1) compact panel radiator is available from stock at the lowest prices anywhere. Also known as Type 11, this is the most common style of radiator used in the majority of central heating systems in the UK offering high output and optimum efficiency.
- Single front panel with single row of convectors on the rear
- Factory-fitted top grille and side panels
- High quality white enamel paint finish
- Installation package includes brackets, vents, bolts and wall plugs
- EN442 tested and certified
- 10 year manufacturers warranty
Weight
27.7kg
Manufacturer
Revive Radiators
Manufacturer Product Number
S616R
Manufacturers Website:
EAN
5055681424367
Warranty
10Year
Warranty Terms and Conditions
Height (Metric)
600mm
Width (Metric)
1600mm
Depth (Metric)
56mm
Heat Output Watts
1454
Radiator Panels
One
Radiator Convectors
One
Radiator BTU Output
4961
Projection from wall
91mm to 106mm
Pipe Centres
40mm or 55mm From The Wall
Material
Steel
Connections
1/2" Female Thread
Installation PDF File
Manufacturers brochure PDF File
Product Type
Compact Panel Radiator
Radiator Type
Single Premium (K1)
Colours From Stock
White
- Product Questions
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- What is the difference between K1, P+ and K2 Compact Radiators?
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There are 3 types of Compact Radiator available at Columnrads UK.
Single Premium
- Sometimes refered to as K1 or Single Panel, Single Convector radiators.
Double Premium
- Also known as P+ or double panel, single Convector radiators.
Double Deluxe
- Double Deluxe radiators are also refered to as K2 or double panel, double convector radiators.
The Panel is the front, ribbed facing of the radiator where the water channels are.
The Convector is the part behind the panel, or between the panels that is the sheet metal zig zaging which helps draw the cold air up from below, heating it as it rises.
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- How can I work out which size radiators I need?
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Our BTU Calculator tool will help you identify suitable radiators for the specific room(s) in question. As a guide, in our experience we’ve found the typical room size of the average 3 bedroomed house requires the following radiator sizes:
Lounge = 1400 x 600 double
Dining room = 1200 x 600 double
Kitchen = 900 x 600 double
Bedroom 1 = 1400 x 600 single
Bedroom 2 = 1200 x 600 single
Bedroom 3 = 900 x 600 single
Bathroom = 600 x 600 double
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