Underfloor Heating Manifold UFH Manifold NORDIC TEC 2 circuits

What is the difference between a manifold for underfloor heating and a manifold for traditional heating on radiators?

Why is the above manifold dedicated to underfloor heating and can it work with radiators?

There are practically no differences in the design of the basic manifold components. Most of the manifolds on the market, like ours, have a pressure resistance of up to 6/10 bar. In an installation, be it a radiator or underfloor heating, there is rarely a pressure higher than 2-3 bar, therefore virtually any manifold can be used for both heating categories.

The issue of flow meters and equipment. Our manifold is equipped with rotameters (flowmeters), which are extremely helpful in regulating the flows in individual sections / rooms - and this is very important in the case of underfloor heating. This is also helpful in the case of radiator heating, but here you can safely do without meticulous flow control. This is the only factor that makes us advertise our manifold as an underfloor heating manifold.