Sanitary Manifold FERRO K5RDW250300 1" x 1/2" 3-way

FERRO sanitary manifold K5RDW250300 1" x 1/2" 3-way is a compact plumbing component designed to direct and divide domestic water flow in sanitary and heating systems. The manifold features three ports with a 1" inlet/outlet to 1/2" branch connections, providing a simple solution for routing water between fixtures or small heating loops. It is suitable for installation inside distribution cabinets, behind wall-mounted fittings or within manifold assemblies where reliable flow splitting and switching are required.

Advantages

The FERRO sanitary manifold offers a durable construction and straightforward hydraulic layout that simplifies installation and service. Its 3-way configuration enables flexible routing of water between three circuits without the need for multiple separate fittings. The compact size reduces space requirements in distribution panels, while standardized connection sizes ensure compatibility with common 1" and 1/2" piping and fittings used in domestic plumbing and small-scale heating installations.

Suitable for

• Distribution of domestic cold and hot water to multiple fixtures
• Small underfloor heating loops and local heating branches
• Manifold cabinets and concealed sanitary installations
• Bathroom fittings and mixer connection assemblies

Key specifications

• Configuration: 3-way manifold for branching and routing
• Connections: main connection 1", branch connections 1/2"
• Application: sanitary and heating water circuits
• Mounting: suitable for integration in distribution cabinets or concealed installations
• Material and finish: corrosion-resistant metal construction suitable for potable water systems

How to use

Install the manifold into the distribution system according to local plumbing codes and the site layout. Connect the 1" main supply line to the appropriate inlet/outlet and attach the 1/2" branch lines to the three ports intended for fixtures or heating loops. Ensure all threaded or compression connections are tightened to the manufacturer's torque recommendations and check for leaks after pressurizing the system. Access to the manifold should allow for future servicing and valve operation.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable sealing materials for threaded joints, verify compatibility with system water temperature and pressure, and flush the system before final commissioning to remove debris. For installations in heated systems, consider standard thermal insulation for exposed pipes and consult local plumbing regulations for installation and maintenance intervals.