The heated water, is delivered from the Manifold into the floor via the Manifold’s Flow Rail and after circulating the floor circuits, the water re-enters the Manifold via the Return Rail. The Return Rail features Circuit Valves that are commonly mounted with Actuators which open and close when instructed by the thermostat (via the Wiring Centre) – thus allowing water flow into the floor circuits and warming up or cooling down the underfloor heating system.
- The Origins of Water Underfloor Heating
- The Different Types of Underfloor Heating
- Heat Distribution Explained
- Radiant vs Convective Heat Explained
- Basic Hydronic Underfloor Heating Principles
- Basic Electric Underfloor Heating Principles
- Electric vs Hydronic Underfloor Heating
- Hybrid Underfloor Heating Systems
- Hydronic Underfloor Heating Running Costs
- Compatible Heat Sources with Hydronic Underfloor Heating
- Advantages of Underfloor Heating
- Hydro – Level 1 Training – Module 1 – Test
- Connecting the Circuit to the Heat Source
- Setting the Flow Rates
- Distributing the Heated Water
- Best Location for a Manifold
- How is Underfloor Heating Controlled?
- Thermostats & Floor Probes
- Control Centre
- Underfloor Heating Manifold
- Manifold Components
- How does the manifold work?
- Hydro – Level 1 Training – Module 4 – Test
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