Description
Wall-mounted hydronic radiator with copper tubes and aluminum fins, designed for residential hot-water heating systems. Available in 4, 6, 8, and 10 panel configurations, with 3/4" FNPT ports and mounting hardware included.
Copper-Aluminum Radiator for Hydronic Heating
This copper-aluminum radiator is designed for hot-water and hydronic heating systems in residential spaces. The radiator uses copper tubes combined with aluminum fins to provide a compact heat-transfer surface in a wall-mounted format.
The panel configuration can be selected based on the required heat output and available wall space. Four panel options are available, with heat dissipation ranging from 1,201 BTU to 3,002 BTU under the specified test conditions.
Copper Tube and Aluminum Fin Construction
The radiator combines copper tubes with aluminum fins in a compact radiator assembly. The copper tubes carry the heating water through the radiator, while the aluminum fins provide the heat-transfer surface exposed to the surrounding room air.
This copper tube aluminum fin radiator design provides a practical option for residential hydronic heating where a wall-mounted radiator is preferred. The white finish is suitable for common home heating applications.
Wall-Mounted Hot Water Radiator
Designed as a wall-mounted radiator, this unit can be installed on a wall rather than occupying floor space. Mounting hardware is included with the radiator.
The 3/4" FNPT connections are positioned for connection to a compatible hot-water heating system. Before installation, verify the connection standard, available wall space, piping arrangement, and required heat output for the specific application.
For additional radiator options and configurations, see our Radiators for Heating collection to compare available products for different hydronic heating applications.
Available Panel Configurations
The radiator is available in 4, 6, 8, and 10 panel configurations. Increasing the number of panels increases the available heat-transfer surface and corresponding rated heat dissipation under the specified test conditions.
When selecting a home radiator, consider the required heating output, available installation space, water temperature, flow conditions, and connection configuration. The published BTU values should be evaluated together with the actual operating conditions of the heating system.
Key Features
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Copper-Aluminum Construction: Copper tubes combined with aluminum fins for hydronic heating.
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Heat Dissipation: 1,201 BTU for 4 panels, 1,801 BTU for 6 panels, 2,402 BTU for 8 panels, and 3,002 BTU for 10 panels under the specified test conditions.
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Pressure Tested: 24-hour pre-delivery pressure test; 116 PSI rated working pressure.
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Wall-Mount Installation: Mounting hardware included.
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White Finish: White finish for residential applications.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Wall-Mounted Hydronic Radiator |
| Construction | Copper Tubes + Aluminum Fins |
| Finish | White |
| Port Size | 3/4" FNPT |
| Central Distance | 19.69 in |
| Working Pressure | 116 PSI |
| Installation | Wall Mount |
| Mounting Hardware | Included |
| Application | Residential Hot-Water Hydronic Heating |
Heat Dissipation & Dimensions
| Specification | 4 Panels | 6 Panels | 8 Panels | 10 Panels |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Dissipation (BTU) | 1,201 | 1,801 | 2,402 | 3,002 |
| Weight (lbs) | 7.9 | 11.9 | 15.9 | 19.8 |
| Dimensions (in) | 21.85 × 12.80 × 2.95 | 21.85 × 19.09 × 2.95 | 21.85 × 25.39 × 2.95 | 21.85 × 31.69 × 2.95 |
Test Conditions
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Test Flow Rate | 3.5–8.8 GPH* |
| Indoor Test Temperature | 64.4°F |
| Inlet Temperature | 167°F |
| Outlet Temperature | 122°F |
*Test flow rate varies by panel configuration.
Choosing a Copper-Aluminum Radiator
When choosing a copper-aluminum radiator for a hydronic heating system, compare the required heat output with the radiator's rated BTU output under comparable test conditions. The available wall space and radiator dimensions should also be considered when selecting between the 4, 6, 8, and 10 panel configurations.
For an existing hot-water heating system, verify the water temperature, flow conditions, piping layout, connection size, and available installation space before selecting a radiator. If the required heating load is known, the panel configuration can be evaluated against the published heat dissipation values.
Residential Hydronic Heating Applications
This wall-mounted hydronic radiator is intended for residential hot-water heating applications where heated water is circulated through the radiator. Typical applications can include room heating in homes and other residential spaces using a hydronic heating system.