Manifold with flow meters and thermostatic valves Gorgiel 4-section (model 1041126430)

The Gorgiel 4-section steel manifold with flow meters and thermostatic valves is a hydraulic distribution unit designed to manage and balance multi-zone heating systems. Intended for connection to four separate heating circuits, it provides visual flow indication and individual temperature regulation per section, making it suitable for underfloor heating and multi-radiator installations where precise control and hydraulic balancing are required.

Advantages

This manifold integrates flow meters and thermostatic control valves in a compact steel body, allowing both monitoring of individual circuit flow rates and local temperature adjustment. The construction facilitates straightforward installation into a variety of hydronic systems and supports stable system balancing, which can improve heat distribution efficiency and reduce energy losses caused by uneven flows.

Suitable for

• Multi-zone underfloor heating systems with up to four circuits
• Small to medium radiator networks requiring individual circuit control
• Renovation projects where hydraulic balancing and per-circuit temperature control are needed
• Mechanical rooms or manifolds cabinets in residential and light commercial buildings

When it may not be suitable

The unit is intended for systems that require up to four controlled circuits; larger installations will require multiple manifolds or a manifold with more sections. It is a hydraulic distribution component and does not include circulating pumps or central thermostats, so additional system components are necessary for full operation.

Key specifications

• Number of sections: four independent circuits
• Body material: steel construction suitable for hydronic distribution
• Integrated components: per-section flow meters and thermostatic control valves for individual regulation
• Function: hydraulic distribution and balancing with visual flow monitoring

How to use

Install the manifold into the heating system following local plumbing and heating codes, ensuring correct orientation of supply and return headers. Connect each heating circuit to a separate section, adjust the flow meters to set the required flow rate for each loop, and use the thermostatic valves to regulate circuit temperatures. Commission the system by verifying flow values and adjusting balancing to achieve uniform heat delivery across circuits. Routine inspection of flow meter readings and valve operation will help maintain long-term performance.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm the number of heating circuits in your system and whether four sections are sufficient
• Ensure compatibility with existing piping sizes and connection types in your installation
• Plan for complementary components such as pumps, air vents, and central controls if not already present
• Verify installation space and mounting provisions for a steel manifold unit

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the manifold together with a properly sized circulation pump and automatic air vents. Perform hydraulic balancing during initial setup and re-check flow meters after seasonal changes to maintain even heat distribution and efficient system operation.