The heating of a house is managed by a group of manifolds.

Heating manifolds manage the hydraulic heating system of a house. These systems require many properties: they must not take up much space and particularly not impose on the inside of the house; they must have passed all the certifying tests and should be sold with the instructions manual containing the specific calibration procedures for the type of system that is being installed. Only one heating manifold is installed on each floor of the house that requires heating: a compartment is placed inside a wall and houses all the supports and piping which are linked to the heating manifolds. The metal box that will monitor the heating manifolds will then be painted on the outside in the same colour as the wall, blending in as much as possible.
The Gnali Bocia catalogue includes a range of heating manifolds with ports that vary in number from one to a maximum of four: this allows a greater division of the flow in the event that a very large area needs to be covered. Moreover, the internal surfaces all have a very high finish in order to reduce the coefficient of friction, thus reducing pressure losses in the pipes.
Through the catalogue you can also request both heating manifolds with couplings complying with the standard ISO 228 with a nickel-plate finish, and in-line heating manifolds without knobs
 
 

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