Automatic Water Mixing Center

The Mechanical Water Mixing Center is an intelligent hydraulic control unit designed to precisely regulate water temperature and flow in underfloor heating systems. By blending high‑temperature supply water with cooler return water, it delivers stable, safe‑range hot water to each heating zone. Equipped with a high‑head circulation pump, integrated filter, air vent, and advanced control functions, it ensures efficient heat distribution, protects system components, and enhances overall energy performance.

▲ Efficient Rapid Heating – 1.6 m head pressure accelerates water flow, shortening warm‑up time and improving thermal response.

▲ Quiet & Durable Operation – Full‑copper movement ensures low‑noise performance, long service life, and reliable durability.

▲ Precise Temperature Control – High‑torque proportional adjustment supports manual‑intelligent integrated regulation for accurate zonal temperature management.

▲ Comprehensive System Protection – Includes anti‑freeze, pump jog, and dry‑run protection to prevent freezing, pump seizure, and operation without water.

▲ Premium Thermal Components – French‑imported heating elements guarantee superior heat transfer efficiency and stable performance.

▲ Energy‑Saving & Long‑Life Design – Maintains optimal water temperature to reduce scale formation, lower energy consumption, and extend system lifespan.

▲ Integrated Filtration & Air Venting – Built‑in filter removes impurities to protect pipes; auto‑air vent improves thermal efficiency and prevents airlocks.

 

 

Location Selection – Install near the boiler/manifold in a dry, accessible position. The manifold must be placed in a bathroom or kitchen with a floor drain to allow safe drainage during debugging, maintenance, or leakage events.

Electrical Connection – Connect to a dedicated, properly grounded power supply according to local electrical standards.

Hydraulic Integration – Connect supply/return pipes as per system schematic, ensuring correct flow direction and secure, leak‑free fittings.

System Commissioning – Fill the system, bleed air via the integrated vent, inspect all connections, and perform a test run to verify normal pump operation and absence of leaks.

Regular Filter Cleaning – Clean the built‑in filter monthly (or more frequently in hard‑water areas), especially if a temperature drop is noticed.

Post‑Season Power Management – After the heating season, press the "power" button on the thermostat to switch off the mixing system; do not disconnect the main power supply to avoid dry‑run risks during idle periods.

Annual Pump Servicing – Before each heating season, remove the four hex‑socket screws on the pump, disassemble, and clean internal components to prevent scale‑related blockage or burnout.

Extended Non‑Use Periods – When the system is idle for long durations, ensure the unit is powered off via the control interface and the system is fully drained if required by local conditions.

Routine Inspection – Periodically check seals, connections, and vent operation; contact authorized service if abnormal noise, leakage, or temperature fluctuation occurs.