Gorgiel manifold R-9N for central heating system with brass nipples (MPN 1041122190)

The Gorgiel manifold R-9N for central heating systems with brass nipples is a distribution unit designed to divide the heating medium among multiple circuits. Built for residential and light commercial installations, it provides a compact solution for connecting and balancing radiator or underfloor heating loops. The brass nipples ensure durable and leak-resistant connections to piping, while the manifold body is designed for stable mounting within a heating cabinet or on a wall.

Advantages

This manifold offers robust brass connection points that resist corrosion and provide reliable thread engagement for common heating pipes. Its layout simplifies installation and circuit organization, making balancing and maintenance straightforward. The compact footprint and standardized spacing of outlets make it compatible with a range of fittings and accessories used in central heating systems.

Suitable for

• Residential central heating installations with multiple radiator circuits
• Underfloor heating systems requiring separate loop distribution
• Light commercial buildings with moderate hydraulic requirements
• Retrofit projects where replacing or upgrading a compact manifold is needed

When it may not be suitable

This manifold is intended for small to medium hydraulic loads; it may not be appropriate for large industrial systems that require higher flow rates or special materials. If a system requires integrated flow meters, actuators, or advanced thermal balancing accessories not present on this basic manifold, additional components will be needed.

Key specifications

• Material of connection nipples: brass
• Designed for distribution of heating medium across multiple circuits
• Suitable for radiator and underfloor heating loop connections
• Compact design for wall or cabinet mounting

How to use

Install the manifold on a stable surface or inside a distribution cabinet at the planned manifold location. Connect the supply and return lines to the manifold inlet and outlet according to the system hydraulic scheme, and attach each circuit to the brass nipples using compatible threaded fittings and appropriate sealing. After mechanical installation, perform pressure and leak tests, then balance each circuit as required by the heating design, adjusting flow rates with valves or balancing devices if they are part of the system.

What to consider before purchase

• Compatibility of nipple thread type and size with existing pipework and fittings
• Number of circuits required and outlet spacing to match piping layout
• Whether additional components (flow meters, actuators, valves) are needed for full system functionality
• Space available for mounting inside a cabinet or on a wall

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate thread sealant or tape on brass nipples, follow manufacturer torque recommendations for fittings, and perform a pressure test before commissioning. When integrating with underfloor heating, ensure hydraulic balancing and temperature control are configured to match floor heating requirements.