Manifold kits simplify boiler installation

20 January, 2007

Hamworthy has improved the design of manifold kits for its Wessex ModuMax boilers to make them easier to install.

To simplify installation, Hamworthy Heating has improved the water manifold kits used with its Wessex ModuMax range of gas-fired boilers. The manifold kits are now factory assembled and hydraulically tested to provide reassurance before the system is filled. The kits have isolation valves to enable each boiler to be maintained separately without shutting down the whole system. Pipework is pre-sized to suit conditions at each boiler. To overcome alignment problems, the manifold kits now have adjustable feet and flexible connections. Boilers in the ModuMax range have maximum outputs from 110 to 750 kW. They are available as condensing and non-condensing versions and have pre-mix fully modulating burners.

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