These radiators list an output between 10000 and 10249 BTU. Most are double panel or designer radiators, chiefly from Stelrad, with Purmo and Myson models too. Widths start at 700 mm and most are horizontal, so check your wall before choosing.
Get an estimate of the heat the room needs from our BTU calculator, which gives a figure in BTU, before you buy. For an accurate figure for your room, ask a qualified heating engineer. For mid-sized outputs, see radiators of 6000 to 6249 BTU.
Stelrad makes up most of this band, with 18 of the 25 radiators listed, alongside 4 from Purmo and 3 from Myson.
Double K2 panels from Stelrad Compact, Stelrad Elite and Myson Select Compact. Most are horizontal, with widths up to 3000 mm.
Stelrad Concord Plane, Stelrad Planar, Stelrad Vertex and Compact With Style sizes.
A small number of steel and cast iron column models, including Stelrad Classic Column.
One low surface temperature (LST) model is listed in this band.
"10000 btu vertical radiator" is a common search, but only a few vertical radiators reach this output: 3 of the 25 in this band. Those that do are tall, up to 2200 mm, so measure the wall height as well as the width.
Each product page shows its rated output, and the test condition (ΔT) where it is stated. Outputs are only directly comparable when both products state the same ΔT. Not every brand uses the same condition.
Filter by width, height and brand, or let the radiator finder match your measurements to this output. Browse designer radiators or the Stelrad collection for more sizes.
As a unit conversion, 1 W is about 3.412 BTU/h, so 10000 BTU/h is about 2,930 W and this band is about 2,930 to 3,000 W, at the same ΔT as the BTU figure. The products in this band list their output in BTU.
A few. Most radiators in this band are horizontal.
