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Trench Convector
Floor-recessed emitter, set flush with the finished floor along glazing.

Construction
A copper-tube heat exchanger with aluminium fins sits in a recessed steel casing. The grille is carried flush with the floor finish, so the emitter disappears into the architecture. It is built in three configurations: natural convection where the run length is available, forced convection where output per metre has to rise, and a four-pipe version that heats and cools from the same casing.
- Casing and grille cut to the run length.
- Angled and radiused sections for continuous runs around a corner.
| Profile | Recessed, flush |
|---|---|
| Casing | SPCC cold-rolled steel, 1.2 mm |
| Convection | Natural / forced / four-pipe |
| Length | Standard and cut lengths |
| Connection | End or side; DN15 / DN20 |
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
Natural convection, for long glazing lines where the run length is available.
- Convection
- Natural
- Media
- Heating water
- Data sheet
- PDF · 7 pp · 6.5 MB →
Forced convection
An integral fan raises output per metre without widening the casing.
- Convection
- Fan-assisted
- Media
- Heating water
- Data sheet
- PDF · 4 pp · 1.7 MB →

Cooling and heating
Two water circuits in one casing.
- Convection
- Natural or fan-assisted
- Media
- Heating and chilled water, four-pipe
- Data sheet
- PDF · 3 pp · 0.8 MB →
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Other families
Perimeter Convector
Surround-line casing under full-height glazing, front-outlet or under-window.
Freestanding Convector
Floor-standing casing, natural convection, for rooms without a recess.
Wall-Mounted Convector
Wall casing, natural or forced convection, for commercial interiors.
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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