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Radiator (panel) calculator

This page is a free tool that estimates the panel radiator type, height and length needed for each room of a home in Antalya. The result is an estimate and does not replace an engineering project.

Calculate the heat load room by room and the panel radiator length required at your chosen flow temperature. Condensing boilers and heat pumps run at lower temperatures, so the same room needs a longer radiator.

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Rooms

You can add between 1 and 12 rooms.

Result

Fill in the form and press “Calculate”; the result appears in this area.

This is a preliminary estimate; the final appliance and radiator selection is made during a free site survey.

The lower the regime, the longer the radiator

Catalogue outputs for panel radiators are measured at 75/65/20 °C. At the 55/45/20 regime typical of a condensing combi the same panel delivers only about 51.5% of that output, and at the 45/35/20 regime of a heat pump about 30.4%. Existing radiators are therefore usually undersized when you move to a heat pump: either the panels grow or the system moves to underfloor heating. This tool corrects the length directly for the regime you select.

How we calculate

The heat load of each room is room area × base W/m² × climate × floor × external walls × room temperature. Rooms other than bathrooms are calculated for 20 °C indoors, bathrooms for 24 °C.

Required radiator length = room heat load ÷ (W/m output of the selected panel × regime correction factor). The result is rounded up to the next 10 cm.

The regime correction uses the EN 442 based formula Q = Qn × (ΔTm / 50)^1.3. The exponent varies between 1.28 and 1.33 by manufacturer; for a final selection consult the product’s own low-temperature table.

Coefficients used

Panel radiator output table (W/m at 75/65/20 °C)

Height Type 21 Type 22 Type 33
300 mm 764 967 1,373
400 mm 962 1,225 1,748
500 mm 1,152 1,474 2,103
600 mm 1,337 1,718 2,440
700 mm 1,518 1,959 2,762
900 mm 1,874 2,432 3,366

Temperature regime correction ratios

Temperature regime ΔTm Output ratio
75/65/20 °C — conventional boiler 50 K 100.0%
55/45/20 °C — condensing combi 30 K 51.5%
45/35/20 °C — heat pump / low temperature 20 K 30.4%

Room and building factors

Insulation
CoefficientValue
Yes (insulation + glazing)80 W/m²
Partial (glazing only)110 W/m²
None (older building)135 W/m²
Floor position
CoefficientValue
Middle floor× 1.00
Top floor (under the roof)× 1.12
Ground floor× 1.12
Detached house / villa× 1.22
Number of external walls
CoefficientValue
1 external wall× 1.00
2 external walls (corner)× 1.08
3 or more external walls× 1.15
Indoor design temperature
CoefficientValue
Rooms other than bathrooms (20 °C)× 1.00
Bathroom (24 °C)× 1.22
Climate factor
CoefficientValue
Antalya (TS 825, 1. zone)× 1.00
Korkuteli (TS 825, 3. zone)× 1.55

Worked example

Kaş, 90 m², insulated middle floor, 45/35 regime (18 m² living room)

Room area18 m²
Base value (insulated)80 W/m²
Climate (Antalya, zone 1)× 1.00
Middle floor× 1.00
2 external walls× 1.13
Room heat load1,627 W
Type 22 / 600 mm1,718 W/m
45/35/20 correction× 0.304 → 522 W/m
Required length1,627 ÷ 522 = 3.12 m → 320 cm
ConclusionThe same room needs roughly a 100 cm panel at 75/65, but more than 3 metres at heat pump temperatures; split it into two radiators or choose Type 33.
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