Autron introduces new low-surface temperature radiator

12 January, 2010

Autron’s latest LST radiator, the Sovereign, has rounded corners, finger-proof grilles and anti-microbial treatments on all external surfaces. For energy efficiency and quick response, the heat emitter is a copper-aluminium finned element. For ease and speed of installation, the radiator casings are supplied already assembled.

Applications include hospitals, schools, care homes, mental-health units and custodial premises.

The removable grilles enable these radiators to be thoroughly cleaned. They comply with the NHS guidance note and have been tested by BSRIA.

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