RP3-03 provides an almost invisible source of gentle radiant heat
- RP3 radiant ceiling panels are IP44 rated and provide an economic means of heating a commercial space without producing noise or draughts
- Typical applications include care homes, offices and meeting rooms
- High mounting position means that it is impossible for people to accidently come into contact with the source of heat. For this reason RP3 radiant ceiling panels are an ideal heating system for care homes.
- RP3 radiant ceiling panels are designed to fit snuggly into a standard (24mm) suspended ceiling grid but can just as easily be fitted to a conventional ceiling using the low-profile bracket provided.
Range & Prices
The prices shown are list prices and perfectly safe to use for budget purposes. Contact your electrical wholesaler for final prices.
Model | kW | Size (mm) | IP55 | List Price |
RP3-03 | 0.3 | 592 x 592 | No | £260.00 |
RP3-06 | 0.6 | 1192 x 592 | No | £375.00 |
RP3-06 Radiant ceiling panel
Technical Specification
Colour: | White front panel Natural zinc coated steel rear panel |
Construction: | 0.8mm steel heat emitting surface 0.6mm steel upper casing Fully insulated to minimise upward heat loss |
Heating Element: | Fully sealed polyester heating film |
Ingress Protection: | IP44 |
Installation: | Direct installation into suspended ceiling T-bar or ceiling mounted using low-profile H bracket provided |
Electrical Connection: | 1.5m pre-wired heat resistant cable |
Guarantee: | 1 year |
Radiant panels omit no noise, light or draught output making them ideal for office environments
Radiant panels can be easily sterilized making them ideal for installation in hospitals, pharmacies and care homes
Product Data
Model | kW | Volts | L (mm) | W (mm) | D (mm) | Weight (kg) | Recommended Mounting Height (m) |
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Min | Max | |||||||
RP3-03 | 0.3 | 230/1 | 592 | 592 | 25 | 5.9 | 2.4 | 3.5 |
RP3-06 | 0.6 | 230/1 | 1192 | 592 | 25 | 11.3 | 2.4 | 3.5 |
Controls
Typically, radiant ceiling panels are controlled by a wall-mounted programmable thermostat. Depending on the quantity of radiant ceiling panels installed, they can either be switched via a thermostat, a thermostat and a suitably rated contactor or via our PC radiant heater control box. (The control box is designed to make multi heater installs quicker and easier)
Depending on the application, a conventional room thermostat may be more suitable.
Model | Description | List Price | |
RD16 | Electronic programmable thermostat 16A (recessed) | £65.00 | |
RT16 | Electronic programmable thermostat 16A | £144.00 | |
RT26 | Electronic programmable thermostat 26A | £177.00 | |
WD16 | Wi-Fi electronic thermostat 16A (recessed – free app) | £130.00 | |
WT16 | Wi-Fi electronic thermostat 16A (free app) | £222.00 | |
WT26 | Wi-Fi electronic thermostat 26A (free app) | £269.00 | |
CXS |
Optional remote-mounted temperature sensor for use with RT or WT thermostats |
£42.00 | |
RST3-IN |
Adjustable room thermostat 16A |
£60.00 |
RP3-06 heaters providing discreet heating in a school corridor
Selection
If you would like the experts at BN Thermic to select a suitable heating for your application, please click below to access our enquiry form. Simply provide as much information as you have available and we will respond with a detailed proposal.
For maximum economy and performance your selection needs to meet two requirements:
- Sufficient kW output
- Correct panel distribution
Estimating kW Output
In simple terms the output of the installed RP ceiling panels must be greater than the heat losses from the building during periods of cold weather. A small amount of heat is lost through the walls, ceilings and floors with more significant losses through windows and doors.
To estimate the heat loss from your building you may like to use our heat calculation tool
The estimated heat loss figure is the absolute minimum kW output that you should consider installing. We would suggest adding approximately 50% to this figure to allow for an acceptable warm up time in cold conditions as well as making allowances for exceptional weather conditions and possible errors in the original data used in the estimate.
Correct Panel Distribution
Having established the minimum kW requirement, select the minimum number of panels whilst ensuring that the distance between individual panels does not exceed the distance between the panels and the floor. When installing the panels into a suspended ceiling the choice of model will be dictated by the dimensions of the ceiling grid.
Radiant ceiling panels, ceiling mounted so that the distance between the panels (dimensions A+B) is no greater than the distance between the panels and the floor (dimension C).
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Radiant panels providing an economic and stylish means of heating a flying school in Sussex