The heat distribution system ensures that the heat is transported where it is needed. Piping is available as single-pipe, dual-pipe and distributor systems. The design and specifications of the pump significantly influence the efficiency of your heat distribution system. Therefore we emphasize the importance of comprehensive planning. 

Piping

Single-pipe system

• Radiators are provided with infeed and outfeed along a common heating pipe.
• Heating water flows through the radiators in sequence.
• From one radiator to the next, the temperature of the heating water drops.
• This required a larger radiator for equal heating capacity.

Dual-pipe system

• The heat distribution system provides separate infeed and outfeed for each radiator.

Distributor system

• Each radiator is connected directly to infeed and outfeed via a distribution station.
• Sensors enable very good room temperature control.
• Dual-pipe systems and distributor systems are friendlier for the heat production because all loads have similar temperature, pressure and flow conditions.
• Separate floor heating and the radiator circuit.

Pumps

• Heating and circulation pumps are in continuous operation and use much energy. Therefore save energy by not oversizing your circulation pumps.
• If the pumps are not automatically regulated, install a clock timer to restrict operating times to your daily requirements and save up to 25% of related electricity costs.
• Installation should be by an expert.
• Electronically regulated pumps reduce electricity consumption.
• Pumps of efficiency category A require only 25 % of the power of a 20 year old pump.