Piping And Controls; Mixing Station And Manifolds - Viega Climate Trak Installation Manual

Piping and Controls

5 Piping and Controls

5.1 Mixing Station and Manifolds

Reducers
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In many applications either an Injection or Mixing Station can be used;
however, because a staple-up system generally uses 10-20° higher water
temperature, Viega recommends only using a Mixing Station with this
type of application.
Mixing Station includes:
2 - Ball valves
1 - Pump (low, medium, high)
1 - Diverting valve with integrated high temp. limit
2 - 6⅝" Spacing mounting brackets
Options:
■ Two position actuator
■ Three position actuator
1¼" Stainless Manifold includes:
2 - 6⅝" - Spacing brackets (for compact remote mounting)
2 to 12 - Outlets per header
2 to 12 - Balancing valves on supply header for flow adjustment from
0-2 GPM
2 to 12 - Shut-off valves on return header designed to receive
powerheads (15061)
Built-in purge valves and air bleeders
1¼" Union Connections
1" NPT removable end caps
Other Manifolds available:
■ 1¼" Stainless Manifold Shut-Off/Balancing/Flow Meters
■ 1¼" Stainless Manifold Valveless
■ 1" Brass Manifold (when using the brass manifold, an accessory kit is
needed for proper air elimination and purging)
Options:
■ Powerheads
■ Circuit temperature gauges (used with Stainless Shut-Off/Balancing/
Flow Meters only)
■ SVC circuit flow meters
■ SVC circuit ball valves
■ Reducers for direct station attachment (needed for stainless manifolds only)
It is important to use Teflon tape and thread sealant paste
on all connections without gaskets.
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