18 mm fitting
21,00 €
18mm fitting for H2O radiators.
Description
The 18 mm fitting completes the Climastar installation with a clean, functional solution that is consistent with the overall system.
- 18 mm
Documentation
Guarantees
- EC
- 3-year warranty
- Lifetime warranty for the Dual Kherr®
Published on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. My husband installed them without much trouble before Christmas. We had our doubts because of our previous experience with oil-filled radiators, but after these past few months, I can say they consume less energy than the aluminum radiators we had. Maybe it's just me, but the bedrooms and living room look completely different with those beautiful stones. Definitely recommended.Published on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The radiators arrived in perfect condition, without any issues. They're beautiful. Easy to use, although the wall mounting system could be improved. Just what I was looking for for my apartment. Thanks, Ana.Published on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Four radiators purchased through Mundocalefaccion. They arrived in 3 days. Easy to install, and they are truly different from the other radiators I was looking at. I had some questions about the app and called Climastar directly using the contact information on their website. They sent me some step-by-step videos that were very helpful. So far, I've only used the radiators for 3 months. I'll add more information next winter.Published on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Published on GoogleTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. EXCELLENT! This is the second time I've installed the CLIMASTAR heating system in my home. The first time (2004) was in the mountains near Madrid (El Escorial), where winters are very cold, in a 220 m² chalet (hot water and heating). My experience couldn't have been better. Before, I had other systems: a gas boiler (in Madrid city) and an oil boiler (in the mountains of Ávila, at an altitude of 1,300 m, with very cold winters), which always had problems (leaks, maintenance, breakdowns) and whose energy consumption was higher than Climastar's, as I discovered. Now I live in central Asturias, in a 150 m² chalet. Obviously, the heating is CLIMASTAR AvantWiffi, installed in 2021 with a technologically advanced system compared to the ones I had in 2004. Temperature control is absolute; each radiator displays consumption and temperature per unit per hour (and this data is available on the app for comparison). It's programmable from anywhere in the world (you can raise, lower, turn off, turn on, and program each emitter individually on the spot), but there's something even better. It heats instantly and has an extremely high efficiency range (the units continue heating for a while after they stop consuming energy), much better than water radiators with oil/gas boilers. But it has something MUCH BETTER: THE POWER CONTRACT; my house is 150 m2 and has an open floor plan (only 3 rooms have doors). I have 8 emitters that total 12 kW/h, but I HAVE A CONTRACTED POWER of 3.45 kW/h, and the circuit breaker has never tripped. The control unit (and the app) allows you to set priorities for each unit, so the system turns on and off according to the power assigned to each radiator, ensuring it never exceeds the maximum power limit. In the many years I had both the first and second systems, I only had one problem with a switch on one unit, and they replaced it immediately. I couldn't be more satisfied. I highly recommend it. No installation, no construction, no problems, no leaks, no maintenance. And the energy consumption is much more efficient than the others I've had. Final clarification: in my Madrid apartment, I had a heat pump system (heating and air conditioning). It's also very efficient, but I don't like the heat it produces. It dries the air out a lot and irritates my nasal passages. I don't like the blast of air or the constant whirring. It's a matter of personal preference.
