Runtal UF2-96 Baseboard Radiator 6" x 96" - 4,800 BTU
- Brand: Runtal
- Model: UF2-96
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Accessories
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FET-2-12 Center or End Trim 12" for UF-2
Radiators Accessories
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FEC-2-6L Left End Cap Pipe Cover for UF-2
Radiators Accessories
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FEC-2-6R Right End Cap Pipe Cover for UF-2
Radiators Accessories
Price: $64.99 -
PC-3 3" High Vertical Pipe Trim / Cover
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PC-10 10" High Vertical Pipe Trim / Cover
Radiators Accessories
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Total FIlter TF1 Hydrocyclonic And Magnetic In-Line Filter For Any Hydronic System
Water Heaters Accessories
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Runtal UF2-96 Baseboard Radiator 6" x 96" - 4,800 BTU
The Runtal UF2-96 is a 6" high and 96" long hot water baseboard radiator. It is rated at 4,800 BTU and it is mounted on the wall. At only 2 inches of depth and 8 different ways of piping, this radiator is sure to save valuable living space and add style to any decor. It comes with all necessary hardware needed for installation. The radiator comes standard in white color finish; however, other colors are available.
To view or select other available colors, simply click on the "Product Pictures" tab. Next, using drop down box (located next to the "Add to Cart" button) select the desired color. Please be aware that selecting any color other then white may result in additional charge and longer delivery time.
A Quick Word on the Runtal UF Series Baseboard Radiators
Runtal's baseboard style is ideal for those desiring a low profile. As a retrofit, Runtal baseboard is a natural replacement for fin-tube or cast iron. In those cases, it is often easiest to use the existing piping and simply order the appropriate lengths. Depending upon the heat output, or the desired design "look", we stock many different sizes to satisfy the most demanding clients and their projects.
How to Select the Right Runtal Radiator for Your Space?
To size the radiators, it is necessary to calculate a house's heat requirement. This calculation, measured in BTU/Hour, should be done on a room-by-room basis. Either a heating contractor or a qualified plumber can do this; however, here is the rule of thumb for regions of the country;
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- New England, Upper Midwest, or Southern Ontario: 40 BTUH per square foot of floor area
- New York City to Philadelphia: 40 BTUH
- Philadelphia to Washington, DC: 35 BTUH
- Seattle to Portland: 25 BTUH
Do you have any questions, need help with sizing? Call or e-mail us, help is just a click away!
The Runtal Comfort Experience
When it comes to making a house a home, there is no substitute for the comfort and convenience of Runtal Radiators. Runtal provides an exceptionally quiet blanket of radiant warmth with no drafts, cold spots, or dry air. Runtal provides easy to clean panels that hospitals have comes to rely on, with durability to outlast even the most energetic wall bangers; from toddlers to teenagers. Runtal, because your family deserves to be comfortable and healthy the year round.
Notice
Runtal Radiators are made to operate as part of a closed-loop, forced-hot-water (hydronic) heating system. The radiators heat by circulating hot water from a boiler through the hollow, flat tubes. The boiler typically operates from either home heating oil, natural gas, or LPG propane. Radiators are not made to connect to the domestic hot-water (tap water) system.
Mounting 
The mounting system is identical on all 5 heights.
Piping
Each radiator may be piped eight different ways. This should allow for the most efficient and most attractive installation.
Tips:
- Always plan to pipe directly into the radiator. “U” shapes should be avoided.
- Always check your piping scheme in advance to be sure of clearance from joists, etc.
- Use all of the K-12 brackets provided with each radiator.
- Place 1 bracket 6” in from each end, and equally space the rest.
- Mount bracket on studs whenever possible (use appropriate method for non-stud mounting).
- Mount radiators 3” from the floor for optimum efficiency, ease of vacuuming, and proper trim cover fit. However a minimum of 1” between radiator and finished floor is permissible.
- Be sure to install leveling bolt (K-45) prior to piping radiator.
- Piping should be kept to a minimum and should be planned to match the standard trims.
- Always install the air vent (included) opposite the supply side of the radiator.
- Be sure to properly seal the flush plugs (included) in the unused fittings (3/8” and 3/16” hex wrenches required).
- Be sure to leave room for piping inside corners. You will need two to three inches plus working room, minimum.









