About this asset

Engineered for space heating layouts, this modern steel panel radiator Revit family features a fluted front face and top side valve connection. The unit depicts a standard hydronic panel radiator finished in neutral white painted steel. Its front surface showcases dense, vertical convection corrugations framed by flat border margins, paired with an integrated top air vent grille. On the left side casing, a cylindrical side tapping accommodates a thermostatic valve head stub, balanced by a lower return connection point. Crisp rectangular geometry and clean side cover panels deliver a realistic profile suitable for technical mechanical layouts, architectural interior elevations, and coordinated building services documentation.

The download is a 522 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load the.rfa family directly into your Revit project environment. Place the component against exterior or perimeter walls beneath window sills, aligning it with architectural finished wall faces. Modelled pipe connection stubs facilitate quick coordination with supply and return hydronic pipework runs. Material parameters allow effortless adjustment of the white casing finish to match specified architectural room palettes or visibility graphics overrides.

Suited to residential apartments, private houses, healthcare patient rooms, and commercial administrative spaces, this hydronic heating element supports detailed schematic design through construction documentation. It integrates naturally beneath double-glazed windows, alongside skirting boards, or along cold perimeter walls in living areas, bedrooms, and office suites. Specifiers and MEP engineers often incorporate this standard panel radiator when sizing baseboard or wall-hung hydronic heating fixtures.