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Aluminium central heating OCAR 1800

1 element, White, Height 1.846 meters

RADIATOR SOLD BY THE PIECE, COMPOSE IT !

Add the quantity according to your needs and we assemble them

Power of an element :

• Delta T 50 k = 327W
• Delta T 60 k = 420W

The Delta T is the heating comfort (differential of outside and inside temperature).

Add the quantity of elements according to your needs:

Estimation of the useful powers according to your volume/surface :

Power of an element :

OSCAR 1800 :

• The Delta T is the heating comfort (differential of outside and inside temperature).

Estimation of the useful powers according to your volume/surface :

Example: for a room of 25m² standard height (1800W), you need :

• 1800/300 = 6 elements in Delta T 50K
• 1800/384 = 5 elements in Delta T 60K.

Example of calculation for ∆T different from 50 K:

If you want to know a thermal power(P) with ∆T different than ∆T 50 K the following formula must be used: P=Km - ∆Tn

Dimensions:

Dimenions of an element :

• Height: 1846 mm
• Length: 80 mm
• Depth: 95 mm
• Centre distance: 1800 mm

Example of dimensions for 5 elements:

• Fixed height: 2046 mm
• Length x5 elements: 400 mm (+2mm between each element = 2x5) = 410 mm
• Fixed depth: 95 mm
• Fixed centre distance: 1800 mm

OSCAR is a high quality, technically advanced radiator designed and manufactured using a special welding process, die-cast and extruded aluminium, never used by other aluminium radiator manufacturers. OSCAR true central heating radiator for maximum comfort and power. The reliability and quality of the OSCAR radiator is guaranteed by the thickness of the water pipe walls. Double bath painting in anaphoresis and then with epoxy-polyester powder.

- OSCAR radiators are designed for use in hot water central heating systems up to 110° C and a pressure of 600 K Pascal - 6 Bar.

- The pipes in the system can be made of steel, copper or plastic.

- For a good functioning of the system we recommend to respect the following distances:
≥ cm. 3 distance from the wall
≥ cm. 10 distance from the ground
≥ cm. 10 distance from the shelf or niche

- Use only the O-rings (art. 24) supplied with the plugs and reductions (art. 5 and 6). You can also use our complete kits (art. 44, 47 and 49).

- To assemble several elements, it is imperative to use nipples 1 of 30 mm. (art. 23) and O-rings (art. 24).

- In order to protect the system, we recommend checking the pH of the water (which should be between 6.5 and 8) and, if necessary, introducing a passivating inhibitor such as Cillit-HS 23 Combi or similar at a rate of 1 litre for every 200 litres of water flowing through the system, and purging the air at high temperature/water 90° C at start-up.

- We recommend installing an automatic or manual air vent on each radiator.

- As a precaution, do not close the radiator valves completely to remove any excess pressure. If you wish to exclude one or more batteries from the operation of the entire heating circuit, you can do so, but only if each of these batteries is equipped with an automatic bleeder.

- For heights from 900 to 2000 mm, if the connection is made at two points at the bottom, fit a plug (art. 22) between the first and second element to ensure maximum efficiency of the radiator.

CONDITIONS OF VALIDITY OF THERMAL POWERS
The thermal capacities are to be used as they are without any increase.

They are valid for radiators installed normally and in particular:
- supplied at 2 points, water inlet at the top and water outlet at the bottom, either staggered or on the same side depending on the length and height of the radiator;

- bare: or without any accessories other than those fitted during the tests, i.e. without shelves, grilles, coverings which may interfere with the free flow of air;

- installed according to our instructions. If a single point feeder is used, the thermal output is not guaranteed.

In case of low temperature use or high temperature drops inside the radiator, it is necessary to calculate the ?T by the logarithmic method.