UNIMIX - universal set, N-MAX 4 cabinet - 3/4"xEK; 12-way; DAB.EVOSTA2 40-70/130; brass

Product detailed description

• PN 6, T = +90 °C
• the set includes:
  a universal control and pump module with a circulation pump and an integrated three-way mixing valve with alternative
  control options, a balancing regulating union and an adjustable flow BY-PASS, a thermostatic head with a separate
  immersion temperature sensor for constant-temperature control, a manifold with flow regulators, a collector with shut-off
  valves, mounting brackets, an emergency safety thermostat, a thermometer, 2 automatic air vent valves, 2 rotary fill
  valves, 2 ball valves with unions, 2 caps and an installation cabinet of the appropriate size
• connection thread: female 3/4” F
• material: brass CW617N

Note:

• can be ordered without a cabinet – the price will be reduced by €63.00
• when ordering, add the cabinet type to the order code: code only (flush-mounted), code + N (wall-mounted), or code + BS (without cabinet)
• optional accessory: electrothermic actuator IVAR.TE 3061, 24 V, proportional control 0-10 V - surcharge €37.00
• optional accessory: electric actuator IVAR.UNIMIX SSA 31, 230 V, 3-position control signal - surcharge €107.00

Note:
Switching off the circulation pump is not part of the set; this can be handled by a higher-level control system or the IVAR.AC 614 E
control thermostat for circulation pumps.

Warning:
Before commissioning the heating system, especially when combining underfloor and radiator heating, we strongly recommend flushing
the entire system according to the manufacturer's instructions. We recommend treating the heating system with GEL.LONG LIFE 100. The seller is not liable for
functional faults caused by contaminants in the system.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose the right manifold/accessory? Go by the number of circuits you need and the connection size - it must match the diameter of the main supply pipe from the heat source.
• Must installation be carried out by a professional? Fitting the manifold itself and its accessories can be done by a competent DIYer, but connecting it into a working heating system and balancing it should be left to a heating technician.