Description
JX-0709
Pump Group Underfloor Heating Circuit Mixing Distributor
Processing custom
Working pressure;1.6 (MPa)
Cold water temperature;0（℃）
Hot water temperature;90（℃）
Outlet flow rate;1.7-4.1（m3/h)
Passing diameter;32（mm）
Scope of application; HVAC project
Pump Group
Size | DN25 |
|---|---|
Pressure | PN10 |
Materials | Normal brass, Lead-free brass |
Standards | BS2779,EN331,ISO228,DIN 259 |
Working Temperature: | From 0 ℃ To +90 ℃ |
Seat sealing Material: | PTFE, Rubber, Washer |
Accessories | Clamp, air vent valve, Gauge, Adapter |
Thread connection: | NPT, BSPT, BSP, Custom |
Quality/valve Certifications | CE,ISO9001,ACS |
Finish; | Nickel-plated, Chrome plated |
Cartridge | Brass cartridge |
Manifold operator | Auto control, Actuator |
Nickname | Pex Manifold |
O ring | NBR |
Working temp. | 1Mpa |
The Pump Group Underfloor Heating Circuit Mixing Distributor is a component used in underfloor heating systems to regulate and distribute the flow of heated water. Here’s an overview of its applications, how it works, installation and repair, advantages, and a tutorial:
Applications: The pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor is used in underfloor heating systems to regulate the water temperature used to heat the floor. It is often used in residential and commercial buildings and can be installed in new construction or retrofit projects.
How it works: The pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor works by regulating the temperature of the water that flows through the underfloor heating system. The device includes a circulating pump, a temperature sensor, a mixing valve, and a manifold. The circulating pump pushes hot water through the manifold, distributing the hot water to the underfloor heating pipes. The temperature sensor measures the temperature of the water, and the mixing valve regulates the flow of hot and cold water to maintain the desired temperature.
Installation and repair: A qualified heating technician typically installs the pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor. The device is usually mounted on a wall or installed on a frame, and the underfloor heating pipes are connected to the manifold. If the device needs to be repaired, a heating technician should be called to diagnose the problem and make the necessary repairs.
Advantages: The pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor provides several advantages over traditional heating systems. It can help to reduce energy consumption by regulating the temperature of the water used to heat the floor. It can also improve the comfort level of a building by providing even heat distribution throughout the space. Additionally, underfloor heating systems are often more aesthetically pleasing since they do not require visible radiators or heating ducts.
Tutorial: If installing a pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. The device should be mounted in a location that is easily accessible for maintenance and repair. The underfloor heating pipes should be connected to the manifold in a way that allows for easy flow of the hot water.
If you need to repair the device, it’s important to turn off the power and water supply before attempting any repairs. You should also consult the manufacturer’s instructions or contact a qualified heating technician for guidance.
The water pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor is a component used in underfloor heating systems to regulate the water temperature used to heat the floor. It is typically installed by a qualified heating technician and provides several advantages over traditional heating systems. If installing or repairing this device, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and seek professional guidance.
To provide more information on the installation process, here are the steps to install a pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor:
- Plan the layout of the underfloor heating system, ensuring that the manifold and pump group will be installed in a central location with access to the hot water supply and electricity.
- Install the manifold in the chosen location and connect the underfloor heating pipes to the manifold using compression fittings. Make sure that the pipes are laid out according to the heating system plan.
- Mount the pump group on the wall adjacent to the manifold, ensuring it is level and securely attached.
- Connect the hot water supply to the pump group’s inlet and the pump group’s outlet to the manifold.
- Connect the power supply to the pump group and ensure that the pump is working properly.
- Install the temperature sensor on the manifold, ensuring it is securely attached and connected to the mixing valve.
- Install the mixing valve and connect it to the temperature sensor and the cold water supply. Adjust the valve to the desired temperature range.
- Fill the underfloor heating system with water and bleed the air out.
- Test the system to ensure that the water flows through the system properly and the mixing valve regulates the temperature.
To ensure that the pump group underfloor heating circuit mixing distributor functions properly and efficiently, a qualified heating technician must have it serviced regularly. Routine maintenance can help prevent leaks, airlocks, and pump failure. It’s also important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use compatible components when installing or repairing the system.
It helps regulate the temperature of the water used to heat the floor and provides several advantages over traditional heating systems. With proper installation, maintenance, and repair, the pump group can help ensure efficient and effective heating for a wide range of residential and commercial buildings.
