Define the application
Tell us the building type, installation location and heating or cooling requirement.
ABOUT SOODIA
Focused on hydronic comfort.
Copper-tube convectors and steel panel radiators for distributors, OEM partners and building projects.
OUR FOCUS
Products. Projects.
Partnerships.
Our HVAC manufacturing experience dates back to 1990, with earlier production of radiators, boilers and other heating equipment. In 2006, we began specializing in copper-tube convectors under the SOODIA brand.
SOODIA’s range covers hydronic trench, hydronic perimeter, freestanding hydronic and wall-mounted hydronic convectors, alongside steel panel radiators.
We work with overseas buyers to match product configurations to project requirements and support OEM and private label enquiries.
FACTORY EQUIPMENT
Inside our factory.
A compact look at the equipment behind SOODIA’s copper-tube convectors and heating products.
WORKING TOGETHER
From specification to enquiry.
Review the configuration
Confirm dimensions, connection layout, operating conditions and technical documentation.
Discuss supply
Share quantities, destination and any OEM, logo or packaging requirements.
BUYER GUIDE
Working with SOODIA
What does SOODIA manufacture?
SOODIA manufactures copper-tube convectors and steel panel radiators. The convector range includes trench, perimeter, freestanding and wall-mounted configurations for hydronic systems.
Does SOODIA accept OEM and private label enquiries?
Yes. SOODIA welcomes OEM and private label enquiries from overseas buyers. Describe the product, destination market and requested branding or packaging so the requirements can be reviewed for the selected model.
What should overseas buyers include in their first enquiry?
Include the product or model, dimensions, heating or cooling requirement, water operating conditions, quantity and destination. Add the requested delivery date and any required technical documents or market-specific standards so these can be discussed before an order is agreed.
Technical reference sources
The applicable test method depends on the configuration. BSI distinguishes EN 442-2 from EN 16430-2; EN 442-2 excludes trench and fan-assisted convectors. Use the relevant scope when specifying the required model documentation.
These links are independent background references, not evidence that SOODIA or a listed model holds the referenced certification. Request model-specific evidence for your project.