MHS Multisec Slip on Foot

Calculate Your Room’s BTU Requirement Please Note: This is just a guide for reference only Larger rooms, such as living rooms may require more than one radiator positioned throughout the room. If this applies to you, divide the required output between the number of radiators required.

This BTU Calculator produces results for Delta T 50°

Due to the amount of options available with valves, our Radiators don't come with them as standard. 

As Valves can be confusing we have a simple guide below to explain further the choices available.

The kind of Valves you need will depend on the position of your pipes, and where they connect to your radiator:

• If the pipes come up from the floor and they connect to the bottom of your radiator - you need straight valves.
• If the pipes come up from the floor and connect to the side of your radiator - you need angled valves.
• If the pipes come out of the wall and connect to the bottom or side of your radiator - you need corner valves

Then you will need to decide on how you want the radiator to be heated:

• If you want the temperature controlled by your main thermostat - then you need a Manual Valve
• If you want to be able to control your new radiator independantly of the main thermostat - then you need a Thermostatic Valve

Please check out our full range of Radiator Valves.

If you want to speak to someone regarding the correct valve choice please call 01803 450330