Reina Neva Chrome Horizontal Radiators

Reina Neva Chrome Horizontal Designer Radiators.

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The Reina Neva Chrome Horizontal Radiators is an ideal choice to create a contemporary feel at an outstanding price. The Reina Neva Chrome radiator has a sleek and clean style that will enhance any room. The Reina Neva Chrome Radiator is also available in Vertical styles - please see our other listing.

Compatible with central heating, dual fuel, and electric-only systems.

Wall to Pipe Centres is 47mm
Depth from Wall to Front of Radiator: 88mm

Supplied with brackets, air and blanking vent.
Made from Chrome Plated superior quality mild steel with high quality welding.

5 year manufacturers guarantee.

Manufactured in Europe to EN442 standards.

Delivered usually 1-2 working days. Please note for every purchase that includes this item, it will incur a single £10 excl vat carriage charge. This will be added automatically at checkout.

Unsure which valves you need? Take a look at this helpful guide

Confused by the difference between the Reina Outputs and the UK Standard Outputs indicated above? Heat outputs are shown in both Watts and BTUs (British Thermal Units). All outputs are based on the system’s likely operating temperature and is usually shown as Delta T 50 Degrees which is the current European and UK Rating. Historically, the UK rating was calculated at Delta T 60 Degrees. We generally display the output calculated at Delta T 50 Degrees. However, Reina calculate and illustrate their outputs based on Delta T 70 Degrees. The result of this is that their outputs appear artificially higher than other manufacturers. This could potentially result in our customers purchasing a radiator that does not achieve the heat output that is required. As a consequence, we display Reina's output (as featured in their brochure) at Delta T 70 as well as the UK Standard Output calculated at Delta T 50. If you are trying to achieve a certain output, it is most probable that you will need to refer to the UK Standard outputs on the table above but if you are unsure, please check with your installer.