The heat pump radiator

x-flair is the ideal radiator for low flow temperatures. The low-temperature radiator heats up quickly and distributes the heat effectively in the room by combining x2 technology with axial fans.

Refurbishing existing buildings with a heat pump. This radiator, which is designed for use with a heat pump, can be connected to existing pipes. It makes optimum use of the low flow temperature of the heat pump, heats up efficiently, and rapidly distributes the heat. This means that underfloor heating is not absolutely necessary. New build projects with a heat pump. Is it only at certain times that you need the children’s room, study, or utility room to get warm quickly? If so, x-flair is the perfect choice of radiator for your requirements.

Underfloor heating would take to long to respond in this context. This radiator is also perfect for operation in conjunction with condensing boilers.

In order to be truly efficient, condensing boilers rely on lower system temperatures. And, once again, that makes x-flair the ideal addition to the system.

Benefits

• Ideal for operation with low-temperature heat generators
• The x-flair is operated using a thermostatic sensor head just like a conventional radiator. The fans switch on and off automatically as required
• Minimum noise thanks to sound-optimised axial fans and integrated acoustic decoupling – at just 25 dB as quiet as the sound of your breathing
• System temperature can be significantly reduced. This then allows highly efficient operation with heat pumps and condensing boilers
• Eligible for subsidies under current subsidy programmes
• x-flair can be combined with all therm-x2 steel panel radiators as they look the same
• Features original x2 technology as standard
• With its cooling function, the x-flair heat pump radiator also provides a comfortable indoor climate in the summer too

x-flair for new builds and refurbishment projects.

The right radiator for all low temperature systems.

x-flair heat pump radiators make optimum use of the low flow temperature of heat pumps or condensing boilers, heating up efficiently, and rapidly distributing the heat in the room.