Heating headers provide a common distribution or collection point within compatible plant-room, pump-station or manifold arrangements. They can help organise multiple circuits and create a clearer route between the primary system and connected zones or components.
The correct header depends on flow requirements, connection sizes, number of branches and the intended hydraulic arrangement. Installers should consider spacing, support, insulation, isolation and access for commissioning and future maintenance.
Headers form only one part of the wider system, so they must be matched with suitable pumps, valves, controls and downstream manifolds. The final design should follow the project’s hydraulic calculations and equipment specifications.
Browse the available headers below and combine them with compatible actuators, manifolds and control components for an organised heating-system installation. You may also find the related manifold actuators and heating manifolds useful when completing the system.