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Perimeter Convector
Surround-line casing under full-height glazing, front-outlet or under-window.

Construction
A continuous casing runs the length of the façade, carrying the heat exchanger and discharging upwards across the glass. Used where the glazing reaches the floor and a wall-mounted radiator is not practical.
- Continuous runs, jointed on site, with corners made to the drawing.
- Upward discharge to hold the glazing line against cold downdraught.
- Casing depth and height adjusted to the wall build-up.
| Profile | Surround-line, front outlet |
|---|---|
| Convection | Natural |
| Length | Standard and cut lengths |
Dimensions and heat output are issued per order against the drawing.
Selection
Give the required output, the flow and return temperatures, and the length the room allows. The model, the length and the connection are selected from the data sheet.
Configurations
Variants
Natural convection
The standard configuration for a continuous surround-line casing along a façade.
- Convection
- Natural
- Media
- Heating water
- Data sheet
- PDF · 5 pp · 2.2 MB →
Cooling and heating
Four-pipe casing for perimeter heating and cooling.
- Media
- Heating and chilled water, four-pipe
- Data sheet
- PDF · 5 pp · 1.9 MB →
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Steel Panel Radiator
Flat steel panel with an integrated top cover and side panels.
A drawing, a schedule or a photograph of the unit being replaced is enough to quote against.
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