Coliter ® Underfloor Heating Panel – Zone Control Manifold for Radiant Floor Systems
MB004 Underfloor Heating Panel – Reliable Brass Manifold for Hydronic Floor Heating Distribution
The Coliter® MB004 Underfloor Heating Panel is a robust and cost-effective manifold system designed for efficient distribution and control in hydronic underfloor heating applications. Constructed from high-quality brass, it features individual shut-off valves for each heating loop, enabling easy maintenance and precise flow management. The panel includes standard G1/2" or G3/4" BSP connections (compliant with ISO 228) on both supply and return sides, ensuring compatibility with common piping systems. While primarily equipped for manual operation, the MB004 can be upgraded with optional 24V thermal actuators to enable automated zone control when integrated with room thermostats or building management systems. Its simple, wall-mounted design makes it ideal for residential apartments, small villas, and renovation projects—delivering dependable performance, even heat distribution, and straightforward installation in radiant floor heating networks.
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Introduction to Temperature Control
Coliter®’s temperature control manifold panels (MB Series) are engineered for precise zone-by-zone temperature regulation in modern underfloor heating systems. Models include the MB002 air conditioning panel, MB003–MB010 underfloor heating panels with integrated thermostatic actuators or manual valves, and variants in black/white finishes (e.g., MB008-B/W). Each panel features brass construction, G1/2" or G3/4" connections, individual circuit shut-off, and compatibility with standard 24V thermal actuators for smart climate control. Designed for wall-mounted installation in apartments, villas, and commercial buildings—ensuring energy efficiency, even heat distribution, and seamless integration with building automation systems.
