
Manifold headers have capacities of 8, 16 or 20 tubes (in our case, 16 tubes). The headers allow for a modular design as the heat transfer liquid flowing through the manifold to the solar tank does not flow through the collector tubes. The operation of the system will therefore not be interrupted even if one of the collector tubes is damaged.
Manifold Header

The manifold header pipe is mounted within the manifold casing and is made of F28 mm, 1 mm thick copper pipe. The condenser section of heat pipe is tightly inserted in the heat pipe port ensuring a dry connection between heat pipe and heat transfer fluid.

Technical specifications
Number of collector tubes | 16 |
Absorber area | 3.66 m² |
Gross area | 4.08 m² |
Length x width x height (mm) | 2126x960 x175mm |
Weight | 100 kg |
Header box material | Aluminium alloy |
Header box diameter | 130 mm |
Insulation | 30mm polyurethane foam |
Stagnation temperature, module | 190° |
Connection | Compression fitting, 22mm |
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