Modular manifolds (definition)

Modular collectors - these are prefabricated elements heating systems, water supply or cooling, designed to distribute and regulate the flow of coolant or water between the various circuits of the system. Each module is a separate unit that can be connected to other modules to create a system of the desired size and configuration.

Modular collectors: main features:

1. Prefabricated structure: The modules are easily connected to each other, which allows you to adapt the manifold to the specific needs of the system, increasing or decreasing the number of circuits.
2. Versatility: Can be used in heating systems as well as in water supply and cooling systems.
3. Ease of installation: The modular design simplifies installation and connection of circuits, which reduces labor intensity and time costs during installation.
4. Flow regulation: Collectors ensure uniform distribution of the coolant along the circuits and can be equipped with additional elements, such as shut-off valves, thermometers and flow meters, for more precise control of the system.

Application:

• In heating systems: For distributing the coolant to different heating zones (e.g. radiators, heated floors).
• In water supply: To control the flow of water in the system, directing water to different consumption points.
• In cooling systems: For distributing coolant to the various cooling circuits.

Modular manifolds allow flexible configuration and expansion of the system depending on needs, ensuring reliability and high operating efficiency.