KAS Square Manifold with Flow Meters and Thermostat Set
Package contents:
1 manifold with flow meters, 1 manifold with thermostatic valve inserts, 2 drain valves, 2 brackets
A manifold with flow meters is a professional installation solution that allows the amount of medium sent to each circuit in underfloor heating and radiator heating systems to be set precisely. Its flow indicators allow each line to be controlled independently and create balanced heat distribution throughout the system.
Thanks to its stainless steel body, it withstands high pressure and temperature. Its corrosion-resistant design provides a long service life and low maintenance costs. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, from residential projects to commercial and industrial installations.
The product is available with different numbers of outlets (ports). You can choose according to the number of circuits required in your project.
| Product Type | Manifold with Flow Meters |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Stainless Steel |
| Flow Control | With Flow Indicators, Manually Adjustable |
| Number of Outlets (Circuits) | Options from 2 to 12 |
| Applications | Underfloor Heating, Radiator Heating |
| Operating Pressure | Max. 10 bar |
| Max. Operating Temperature | 95 °C |
| Mounting Type | Wall-Mounted / Manifold Cabinet Compatible |
✅ Why Choose a Manifold with Flow Meters?
- Sends only as much water as needed to each circuit
- Reduces energy consumption and fuel costs
- Helps the heating system run more stably and quietly
- Offers flexible outlet options to suit each project
- Provides long-lasting, reliable operation
A manifold with flow meters is the ideal solution for combining control, efficiency and savings in modern heating systems. Choose the number of outlets that suits your project and benefit from pricing tailored to your needs.
Which Number of Outlets (Circuits) Suits Which Area?
When choosing a manifold with flow meters, the number of outlets (circuits) should be determined by the size of the area to be heated and the number of lines in the system. Each circuit usually serves a specific room or area. Choosing the right number of outlets is therefore critical for system performance and energy efficiency.
| Number of Outlets (Circuits) | Recommended Use | Approximate Area |
|---|---|---|
| 2 – 3 Outlets | Small apartments, bathrooms or additional areas | 30 – 60 m² |
| 4 – 5 Outlets | 1-bedroom / 2-bedroom apartments | 60 – 100 m² |
| 6 – 7 Outlets | 3-bedroom apartments | 100 – 140 m² |
| 8 – 10 Outlets | Large apartments, duplexes | 140 – 200 m² |
| 11 – 12 Outlets | Villas, commercial and industrial areas | 200 m² and above |
