1. A water manifold consists of two main components—the supply header and the return header—acting as the hydraulic distribution hub for underfloor heating piping.
2. It is responsible for evenly distributing hot water from the heat source to each heating circuit while collecting the cooled return water and directing it back to the heat source equipment.
3. Equipped with branch valves and air/drainage assemblies, it enables independent control of individual circuits, system venting, and debris removal, ensuring stable heating system operation.
1. Manufactured via integral forging from heavy-duty HPb59 precision brass, the dense structure resists dezincification corrosion during long-term hot water circulation, extending service life.
2. Brass offers moderate thermal conductivity to meet heat exchange needs while resisting limescale adhesion on the surface, thereby reducing the risk of pipeline blockages.
3. It boasts excellent overall pressure-bearing capacity, effectively handling system pressure fluctuations and minimizing the risk of cracking or leakage in the main body.
1. Branch circuits can be selected as needed to flexibly match the heating area of different floor plans without requiring modifications to the piping layout.
2. Standardized interfaces allow for the direct attachment of accessories such as air vents, drain valves, and branch control valves, enabling one-stop assembly.
3. The compact overall structure allows for installation within underfloor heating cabinets—fitting into tight spaces like entryway or balcony enclosures—and simplifies future maintenance.
1. The manifold's internal chamber features an optimized fluid-flow design that ensures balanced water distribution, preventing issues such as insufficient flow or inadequate heating in distant circuits.
2. Each branch is equipped with an independent control valve, allowing installers to adjust the flow rate of individual loops to balance temperatures across different rooms. 3. Reduces water turbulence and circulation noise, enhancing indoor heating comfort.
1. Compatible with the two mainstream types of underfloor heating pipes—PEX and aluminum-plastic composite—making it suitable for both new installations and renovation projects.
2. Suitable for residential hydronic underfloor heating systems, catering to both single-level apartments and duplex units.
3. Widely applicable to centralized heating projects in commercial spaces such as shops and office buildings; suitable for small-to-medium-sized HVAC projects.
1. Features an integrated air vent port to quickly purge trapped air, preventing noise or heating failure caused by airlocks.
2. Equipped with a drain/flush port to periodically clear sediment and debris from the heating loops, preventing blockages.
3. Independent branch ball valves allow for the shut-off and maintenance of individual circuits, eliminating the need to shut down the entire heating system during cleaning or repairs.
1. Stock available in specifications ranging from 2 to 12 circuits, allowing for rapid matching with heating projects of various sizes.
2. Supports customization of surface finishes, nameplates, and packaging to meet OEM/private-label requirements for HVAC brands.
3. Material testing reports and factory pressure test records are available to meet domestic project acceptance standards and customs clearance requirements for export projects.
