Enveloping Warmth: Stelpro Architectural Radiant Panel

July 13, 2026

The Architectural Radiant Panel delivers clean, enveloping, energy‑efficient warmth. Designed for easy integration into a T‑Bar suspended ceiling, it can also be surface‑mounted or recessed using a range of optional accessories.

Advantages

  • Radiant comfort where you need it most: A quiet, discreet, and efficient ceiling-mounted heating solution
  • Free up space. keep the comfort: Direct radiant heat without taking up floor space
  • Direct, even warmth: Heats occupants and surrounding surfaces without air circulation
  • Built for demanding spaces: Ideal for offsetting heat loss or heating an entire space
Enveloping Warmth: Stelpro Architectural Radiant Panel

Specifications

COLOURS

FINISH

  • High-temperature polyester powder coating

MANUFACTURING

  • Reflective foil bonded to the panel’s heating elements
  • High-temperature mineral wool insulation, density 2.5 PSF, 1 in (25.4 mm) thick
  • The front of the panel is made of 22-gauge painted steel. The panel cover is made of 22-gauge satin-finished steel
  • Suspension brackets at the four corners of the panel (suspension cable not included)

ELEMENT

  • Single-conductor heating wire with fluoropolymer insulation evenly distributed across the panel

DENSITY

  • 62.5 to 93.75W/ft2 at rated voltage

CONTROL

  • Line-voltage control circuit for thermostat, timer or switch (not included; must be compatible with the appliance’s voltage and power rating)
  • Stelpro strongly recommends the use of a wall-mounted electronic thermostat for greater comfort

CERTIFICATION

  • CSA STD C22.2 No.46 / UL 2021

INSTALLATION

  • Suspended from the ceiling or fitted into a T-bar suspended ceiling
  • A variety of optional accessories is available for surface mounting using an SF frame on a drywall ceiling, or for recessed installation using an RF frame. An RB option is also available for recessed installation in a non-ventilated ceiling
  • Minimum clearance of 2 in (50.8 mm) above the panel
  • Minimum installation height of 7 ft (2.13 m) from the floor
  • Relocation possible

WARRANTY

  • One year on paintwork, ten years on components

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