Viessmann Low Loss Header Type Q70

Viessmann Low Loss Header Type Q70

The Viessmann Low Loss Header Type Q70 is a heating system accessory designed to help manage water flow between the boiler and connected heating circuits. It provides a practical way of hydraulically separating the boiler circuit from the heating circuits, helping the system operate more smoothly where different flow rates are required.

Hydraulic Separation

A low loss header can be particularly useful in heating systems with multiple circuits or where the boiler and heating circuits have different flow requirements. By separating the primary boiler circuit from the secondary heating circuits, the header helps maintain more stable hydraulic conditions throughout the system.

Designed for Viessmann Heating Systems

The Type Q70 is part of the Viessmann range of heating system accessories and is designed to support suitable Viessmann heating installations. It can be used as part of a correctly designed system where hydraulic separation is required.

Key Features

• Viessmann Low Loss Header Type Q70
• Designed for hydraulic separation within heating systems
• Helps separate boiler and heating circuits
• Suitable for systems with differing flow requirements
• Can support stable water flow through connected circuits
• Part of the Viessmann heating accessories range
• Designed for use within compatible heating system configurations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a low loss header used for?

A low loss header is used to hydraulically separate the boiler circuit from one or more heating circuits. This can help maintain appropriate flow conditions when different circuits have different flow requirements.

What is the Viessmann Low Loss Header Type Q70?

The Type Q70 is a Viessmann low loss header designed to provide hydraulic separation within compatible heating systems. It can help the boiler and connected heating circuits operate effectively when used as part of a correctly designed system.

Do I need a low loss header for my heating system?

It depends on the design of the heating system. Low loss headers are generally used where hydraulic separation is beneficial, such as systems with multiple heating circuits or different flow requirements. A qualified heating professional should determine whether one is appropriate for your installation.