Every radiator in this collection lists a heat output between 8000 and 8249 BTU. The band mixes double and triple panel radiators, cast iron column radiators and designer models, mostly horizontal, from brands including Stelrad, Myson and Wallace and Squires.
If you have not worked out the room yet, use our BTU calculator first: it gives an estimate, in BTU, of the heat the room needs. For an accurate figure for your room, ask a qualified heating engineer.
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 quotes the same ΔT, so two radiators in this band may not give the same heat in your home.
Double K2 and triple K3 panels, for example Myson Select Compact T33 and Stelrad Compact sizes. Check the width against your wall.
Wallace and Squires Ionic models in 4 and 6 column builds make up a good share of the band. Cast iron radiators are heavy, so follow the manufacturer's fixing instructions and ask a qualified installer to check the wall or floor.
Zehnder Charleston, Myson Decor and Stelrad Planar models, for when the radiator is part of the room's look.
Most radiators in this band are horizontal: 66 of the 74, with 8 vertical models. Use the orientation filter to switch between them, and check the height of each vertical model on its product page.
Filter by brand, type, height and width, or let the radiator finder combine your measurements with this output. For neighbouring outputs, see radiators of 9000 to 9249 BTU, or browse column radiators and panel radiators by size.
As a unit conversion, 1 W is about 3.412 BTU/h, so 8000 BTU/h is about 2,340 W and this band is about 2,340 to 2,420 W, at the same ΔT as the BTU figure. Some products in this band also list watts on the product page.
Manufacturers may quote outputs at different test temperature differences (ΔT). Compare figures at the same ΔT.
