Zehnder CHARLESTON radiator 5060/25/1270/RAL9016 white, 5 columns, 25 elements, power 2464W 5060/25/1270/9016

The Zehnder CHARLESTON radiator is synonymous with classic elegance and timeless design. This iconic model, originally designed in 1930, combines historical aesthetics with modern functionality, perfectly complementing a wide range of interiors—from traditional to contemporary. This specific model, in RAL 9016 (white) finish, with 5 columns and 25 elements, delivers a heating output of 2464 W, ensuring thermal comfort during colder days.

Construction and Specifications

The Zehnder Charleston features a robust steel construction that guarantees durability and reliability. The radiator has a depth of 173 mm and a height of 600 mm, allowing for flexible integration into various spaces. Its length is 1174 mm, with a water capacity of 37.5 liters. The maximum operating pressure of 10 bar ensures safe operation. Meticulously crafted with attention to detail, this radiator not only heats the room but also serves as a striking decorative element.

Advantages and Applications

The Zehnder Charleston is more than just a heat source—it’s an investment in comfort and interior aesthetics. It features high radiant heat emission, delivering a pleasant, even warmth throughout the space. With an extensive range of available heights, lengths, and colors (over 50 shades from the Zehnder palette), it can be perfectly tailored to individual design preferences. The option to customize special shapes—such as curves or angular configurations—further enhances its versatility. This radiator is ideal for both new installations and retrofits of existing heating systems, and is particularly recommended for rooms with higher volume or poor thermal insulation.

Additionally, the radiator is easy to clean using a Zehnder natural-bristle brush, and holds hygienic certifications confirming its safety for users’ health. The ability to rotate on all axes simplifies installation and allows precise adaptation to specific mounting conditions.