Afinia Radiators
Afinia aluminium radiators have flexible assembly options and are available in horizontal and vertical combinations. Excellent conductors of heat, the Afinia radiators are also sleek in design, making them a stylish addition to any room.
Grant’s Afinia radiators can partner with both traditional and renewable heating systems, serving as effective heat emitters which are highly responsive, heating up and cooling down quickly. With different section combinations and heights available, the Afinia range is flexible and adaptive to suit the location where it will be sited.
Features & benefits
- *15 year guarantee (subject to Terms and Conditions)
- Afinia radiators are supplied fully assembled (valves not included) and are available in different height and section combinations to suit the installation space
- Horizontal radiators are available in three heights (430mm, 580mm and 680mm) with combinations of between 6 and 15 sections. Vertical radiators are available in two heights (1,842mm and 2,042mm) in either 6 or 8 section combinations
- Light in weight, Afinia radiators can be installed by a single engineer
- Each radiator comes with robust steel wall brackets to make for straightforward mounting of the radiator and no electrics are involved with the fitting, making for quick installation
- Performance levels and thermal power complies with European standards (UNI EN 44-2)
- Afinia radiators have excellent thermal conductivity, low water content, and heat up and cool down very quickly, providing end-users with an effective heat emitter which has low energy consumption, helping reduce their energy bills
- More efficient than traditional radiator materials, for example cast iron and steel, and designed to complement all of Grant’s heating products
- Afinia radiators have a maximum operating pressure of 600kPa (6bar)
- Slim build, curved surface and with a white powder coated finish, Afinia radiators are stylish and sleek in design to complement a room’s aesthetics
Case Studies
Correctly sizing heat emitters
When designing a heating a system, correctly sizing and selecting the most appropriate type of heat emitter is an important and crucial stage. For example, with a low temperature system, such as an air source heat pump, a larger surface area is needed to effectively transfer the heat from the system and this is why underfloor heating or aluminium radiators can be the ideal solution when it comes to heat emitters.
Please read our Professionals blog to read more about the importance of correctly sizing and designing a heat pump system.
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