Manifold TECE stainless steel 8-section distributor model 77310008 for heating and plumbing systems

The TECE stainless steel 8-section manifold model 77310008 is a distribution unit engineered for heating and plumbing systems that require organized circuit separation and reliable corrosion resistance. Constructed from stainless steel, this manifold provides eight independent sections for connecting multiple loops, enabling controlled flow to underfloor heating circuits, radiator branches, or domestic water distribution lines in residential and commercial installations. The compact, modular design supports straightforward installation into manifold cabinets or service zones.

Advantages

Made of stainless steel for enhanced durability and resistance to corrosion, the manifold maintains water quality and reduces long-term maintenance needs. Each of the eight sections offers consistent hydraulic separation for precise flow balancing and easier system commissioning. The unit’s modular layout facilitates neat pipe routing and integration with conventional valves, gauges, and actuators used in heating and plumbing systems. Its robust construction is suitable for frequent operation and steady thermal loads.

Suitable for

• Underfloor heating distribution with multiple heating loops
• Connection of radiator branches in small to medium installations
• Domestic hot and cold water distribution in residential or commercial buildings
• Replacement or upgrade of existing manifold systems requiring stainless steel components

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel for body and flow channels
• Sections: 8 independent distribution sections
• Application: heating and plumbing circuit distribution
• Design: modular manifold suitable for cabinet or panel mounting
• Connections: compatible with standard pipe fittings and valve assemblies used in hydronic systems

How to use

Install the manifold in a prepared cabinet or service area following local regulations and hydronic design guidelines. Connect supply and return lines to the primary inlet and outlet, then attach individual circuit pipes to each of the eight sections. Integrate balancing valves, shut-off valves, temperature sensors or actuators as required by the system design. After installation, perform pressure testing and hydraulic balancing to ensure even flow distribution and leak-free operation before commissioning the heating or water system.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant fittings and appropriate sealing materials when connecting to the stainless steel manifold. Schedule regular visual inspections and periodic pressure checks as part of preventive maintenance. For systems with aggressive water chemistry or high chloride levels, verify compatibility of all system components and consider additional water treatment to protect long-term performance.