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Updated 11 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperPlan CD
CategoryUtilities
Price0.99 GBP
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (1)
Version1.3
Age rating4+
First seen by us
1 Oct 2026
BTU Radiator Calculator update history & changes
Last change · 4 events since 7 Apr 2026Full timeline ↓🆕Its developer released another app: Now Remote: for NOW TV & Roku🆕First spotted by AppInsider📦Version 1.3
Full timeline · 4 events
- 🆕BTU Radiator Calculator: its developer released another app: Now Remote: for NOW TV & Roku
- 🆕BTU Radiator Calculator first spotted by AppInsider#96 in Top Paid · Utilities · United Kingdom
- 📦BTU Radiator Calculator version 1.3— Fixed: switching between metric and imperial now converts your dimensions, so the room stays the same size
— Copy or share the current calculation straight from the Calculator tab, without saving it first
— Renamed to BTU Radiator Calculator
— Version and build number shown under Settings
— VoiceOver labels for the result card and breakdown chart; consistent kW formatting
— Includes everything from 1.2: radiator size guide, heat pump ΔT support, multiple windows per room, room presets, whole-house total, iPad split view, CSV export… more - 🆕BTU Radiator Calculator released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
5.0 ★
1 ratings
Measured
BTU Radiator Calculator on the App Store
App details
App ID
1441620006
Publisher
Rik Watson
On the store since
Apr 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 26.0+
iPhone 11 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
1 MB
Also listed in
Productivity
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
1 ratings
Measured
Ratings
1
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
under 1
4-week average
Lifetime rating
5.0★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
20/100
faster than 0% of Utilities apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About BTU Radiator Calculator
Stop guessing which radiator to order — get the exact BTU/hr, Watts, and kW a room needs before you buy.
BTU Calculator uses the UK standard heat-loss formula, covering conventional boilers and heat pump upgrades.
HOW IT WORKS
Enter your room dimensions and a few details about the room's construction — wall type, glazing, what's above and below the room, and how many external walls are exposed. The app calculates heat loss through every surface and accounts for air changes, then adds a 15% safety margin to give you three figures: BTU/hr, Watts, and kilowatts.
RADIATOR GUIDE
Every calculation comes with suggested radiator sizes: the smallest Type 11 (single panel), Type 21 and Type 22 (double panel) 600mm-high radiators that meet the requirement, using typical ΔT50 outputs. Always confirm against the manufacturer's datasheet.
HEAT PUMPS & FLOW TEMPERATURE
Radiator outputs are quoted at ΔT50, but heat pumps run much cooler. Pick your system's ΔT — from ΔT50 for a conventional boiler down to ΔT25 for a low-temperature heat pump — and the radiator guide applies the EN 442 correction so the sizes it suggests will actually deliver the heat your room needs.
HEAT LOSS BREAKDOWN
Tap the chart icon on the result card to see a breakdown of heat loss by component — glass, walls, ceiling, floor, and ventilation — with a percentage bar for each. Useful for spotting where insulation improvements would have the most impact.
ROOM PRESETS
Start from a typical UK room — modern lounge, 1930s semi, Victorian terrace bedroom, new-build bedroom, kitchen extension, or family bathroom — then adjust the details.
ROOM TYPES
• Living rooms (22 °C target temperature)
• Bedrooms (19 °C target temperature)
• Hallways and kitchens (17 °C target temperature)
• Bathrooms (23 °C target temperature)
WALL & GLAZING OPTIONS
Wall types: brick cavity, insulated brick cavity, 105mm solid brick, 220mm solid brick, timber frame
Glazing: add as many windows as the room has, each with its own area and glazing type — double glazed (wood/plastic or metal frame), single glazed (wood/plastic or wood frame)
Ceiling: heated room above, roof space (uninsulated, 50mm or 100mm+), flat roof (insulated or uninsulated)
Floor: heated room below, wooden suspended floor, solid concrete floor
ENVIRONMENTAL ADJUSTMENTS
- North-facing rooms (+15% heat loss allowance)
- French / patio doors (+20% heat loss allowance)
- 1, 2, or 3 exposed external walls
METRIC & IMPERIAL
Switch freely between metres and feet — every dimension and window area converts automatically, so the room stays the same size.
SAVE, RELOAD & SHARE
Name and save as many calculations as you like — one per room, or compare different insulation scenarios side by side. Tap any saved entry to see its full inputs and result, reload it straight back into the calculator and update it in place, copy it, or share it as text. The History tab totals every saved room into a whole-house figure for boiler or heat pump sizing, and can export the
BTU Calculator uses the UK standard heat-loss formula, covering conventional boilers and heat pump upgrades.
HOW IT WORKS
Enter your room dimensions and a few details about the room's construction — wall type, glazing, what's above and below the room, and how many external walls are exposed. The app calculates heat loss through every surface and accounts for air changes, then adds a 15% safety margin to give you three figures: BTU/hr, Watts, and kilowatts.
RADIATOR GUIDE
Every calculation comes with suggested radiator sizes: the smallest Type 11 (single panel), Type 21 and Type 22 (double panel) 600mm-high radiators that meet the requirement, using typical ΔT50 outputs. Always confirm against the manufacturer's datasheet.
HEAT PUMPS & FLOW TEMPERATURE
Radiator outputs are quoted at ΔT50, but heat pumps run much cooler. Pick your system's ΔT — from ΔT50 for a conventional boiler down to ΔT25 for a low-temperature heat pump — and the radiator guide applies the EN 442 correction so the sizes it suggests will actually deliver the heat your room needs.
HEAT LOSS BREAKDOWN
Tap the chart icon on the result card to see a breakdown of heat loss by component — glass, walls, ceiling, floor, and ventilation — with a percentage bar for each. Useful for spotting where insulation improvements would have the most impact.
ROOM PRESETS
Start from a typical UK room — modern lounge, 1930s semi, Victorian terrace bedroom, new-build bedroom, kitchen extension, or family bathroom — then adjust the details.
ROOM TYPES
• Living rooms (22 °C target temperature)
• Bedrooms (19 °C target temperature)
• Hallways and kitchens (17 °C target temperature)
• Bathrooms (23 °C target temperature)
WALL & GLAZING OPTIONS
Wall types: brick cavity, insulated brick cavity, 105mm solid brick, 220mm solid brick, timber frame
Glazing: add as many windows as the room has, each with its own area and glazing type — double glazed (wood/plastic or metal frame), single glazed (wood/plastic or wood frame)
Ceiling: heated room above, roof space (uninsulated, 50mm or 100mm+), flat roof (insulated or uninsulated)
Floor: heated room below, wooden suspended floor, solid concrete floor
ENVIRONMENTAL ADJUSTMENTS
- North-facing rooms (+15% heat loss allowance)
- French / patio doors (+20% heat loss allowance)
- 1, 2, or 3 exposed external walls
METRIC & IMPERIAL
Switch freely between metres and feet — every dimension and window area converts automatically, so the room stays the same size.
SAVE, RELOAD & SHARE
Name and save as many calculations as you like — one per room, or compare different insulation scenarios side by side. Tap any saved entry to see its full inputs and result, reload it straight back into the calculator and update it in place, copy it, or share it as text. The History tab totals every saved room into a whole-house figure for boiler or heat pump sizing, and can export the
Latest updates
1.3
— Fixed: switching between metric and imperial now converts your dimensions, so the room stays the same size
— Copy or share the current calculation straight from the Calculator tab, without saving it first
— Renamed to BTU Radiator Calculator
— Version and build number shown under Settings
— VoiceOver labels for the result card and breakdown chart; consistent kW formatting
— Includes everything from 1.2: radiator size guide, heat pump ΔT support, multiple windows per room, room presets, whole-house total, iPad split view, CSV export