Stainless steel manifold 7-section TECE 77310007 for plumbing and heating systems

TECE stainless steel 7-section manifold 77310007 is a plumbing and heating component designed to distribute fluid reliably across multiple circuits. Made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, this manifold provides seven output sections suitable for connecting supply lines in underfloor heating, radiator, or domestic hot water distribution systems. The compact, linear design allows installation in mechanical rooms, cabinets, or as part of prefabricated manifold assemblies where organized circuit routing and hydraulic separation are required.

Advantages

The stainless steel construction ensures resistance to corrosion and long service life in potable water and heating applications. Seven separate output sections make it possible to manage multiple circuits from a single inlet, improving system organization and simplifying installation. Its standardized connections permit integration with common fittings and valves, and the straight layout supports neat mounting and easy access for maintenance.

Suitable for

• Underfloor heating systems with up to seven circuits
• Domestic hot water distribution where multiple branches are needed
• Plumbing manifolds inside service cabinets or mechanical rooms
• Retrofit or new-build installations requiring compact circuit distribution

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Number of output sections: 7
• Configuration: linear, single-inlet multiple-outlet
• Intended use: fluid distribution for heating and plumbing circuits
• Mounting: suitable for cabinet or wall mounting as part of manifold assemblies

How to use

Install the manifold on a stable support inside a service cabinet or on a wall in the mechanical room, ensuring correct orientation for inlet and outlet connections. Connect the system inlet to the supply source and attach each of the seven output circuits using compatible fittings and appropriate sealing methods. After mechanical installation, perform pressure testing and flushing of the circuits before commissioning to confirm leak-tight connections and correct flow distribution.

Usage recommendations

Use fittings and valves that match the manifold’s connection types and follow local plumbing codes for installation and commissioning. Regular inspections and scheduled maintenance of connected valves and seals prolong service life and ensure reliable performance.