Low-surface-temperature radiators

18 February, 2006

Among Autron’s range of low-surface-temperature radiators are Sovereign units for demanding applications.

Autron’s range of low-surface-temperature radiators includes one that is just 75 mm deep — said to be the slimmest on the market. Slenderline meets NHS guidelines, with a maximum surface temperature of 43°C. Designed for demanding applications such as school corridors or secure institutions is the Sovereign range. Cost-effective options include Euroline and Sterling. LST covers provide a cost-effective way of upgrading existing radiator systems. There are also LST radiators designed for condensing boilers. To reduce installation time, casings are pre-assembled and individually referenced to the customer’s schedule. End-casing and TRV cut-outs can also be provided.

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