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Purmo Group, Gateshead, NE11 0PG; Purmo Group Newcastle West, V42 TD39

Bracket locations:

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1000

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1060

1060

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1100

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1120

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2900

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3000

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Horizontal Flat Tube Radiator

Models*: H10, H11 (FF/RF), H20, H21(FF/RF) H22 (FF/RF) 

(E12 & E24 LST only)

Height: 143mm 
H10, H20, H11 FF, H21 FF, H22 FF

CONNECTION  DETAILS

CONNECTION  LADDER

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

The standard connection configuration is ABCD. Same end connections require a baffle. Any non standard configurations should be 
specified at time of order

*

 FF = Full Fin, RF = Reduced fin

Height: 215mm 
H10, H20, H11 FF, H21 FF, H22 FF

Height: 288mm 
H11 RF

Height: 288mm 
H10, H20, H11 FF, H21 FF, H22 FF, H21 RF, H22 RF

Height: 360 - 868mm 
H10, H20, H11 FF, H11 RF, H21, H21RF, H22, H22 RF

Safety Precaution:

Radiators are hot when in use, and as such, 

present a risk of burns to users on prolonged 

contact.

The temperature of a radiator is dependent on 

the temperature of the system water, as set by 

the system installer or end user.

Installers and users should ensure that those 

who come in to close proximity to hot radiators 

are aware of the risks of burns.

Installers and users should take all necessary 

steps to minimise the risk of burns. If the risk 

is significant, consideration should be given 

to installing low temperature radiators, or to 

placing guards in front of radiators.

For the correct installation of radiators it is 

essential that the fixing of the radiator is carried 

out in such a way that it is suitable for intended 

use AND predictable misuse. 

A number of elements need to be taken into 

consideration including fixing method used to 

secure the radiator to the wall, the type and 

condition of the wall itself, and any additional 

potential forces or weights, prior to finalising 

installation.

IN ALL CASES IT IS STRONGLY 

RECOMMENDED THAT A SUITABLY 

QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER OR 

SIMILAR TRADESPERSON CARRIES OUT THE 

INSTALLATION.

PLEASE NOTE:

 The fixing materials provided 

are only intended for installation on walls made 

of solid wood, bricks, concrete or on timber 

frame stud walls where the fixing is in to the 

timber. All walls being considered should have 

no more than a maximum of 3 mm wall finishing. 

For walls made of other materials, for example 

hollow bricks, please consult your installer or 

specialist supplier. ONCE AGAIN, IF YOU ARE 

UNSURE, IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED 

THAT A SUITABLY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL 

INSTALLER OR SIMILAR TRADESPERSON 

CARRIES OUT THE INSTALLATION.

H

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47.5

22.5

LENGTH

500

'J/2'

100

100

K/2

L/2

J/2

K/2

J/2

LENGTH 600-1600

22.5

47.5

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K

22.5

M

H

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47.5

22.5

LENGTH 1700-2900

K

H

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47.5

LENGTH 3000

K

LENGTH

500

100

100

95

47.5

95

47.5

47.5

95

LENGTH 600-1600

47.5

95

K

J/2

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LENGTH 3000

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J/2

L/2

K/2

J/2

K/2

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H

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LENGTH 1700-2900

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LENGTH 1700-2900

M

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LENGTH 3000

120

95

120

95

120

95

LENGTH

500-1600

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47.5

LENGTH

500-1600

95

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47.5

LENGTH 3000

95

47.5

LENGTH 1700-2900

95

120

LENGTH

500-1600

120

LENGTH 1700 - 2900

22.5

22.5

120

LENGTH 3000

22.5

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DSHI-001 

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