What Is a Water Manifold?
A water manifold is a device or structure used to supply or distribute water.
Commonly used in construction and industrial applications, it serves the role of receiving water from multiple sources and distributing it to the required locations or facilities.
Featuring multiple inlets and branching points, each capable of receiving water from different sources, it has a branching structure. The received water is then supplied to various locations or facilities within the building through dedicated piping, ensuring equal water pressure and volume at different points. Additionally, in large-scale buildings or facilities, water manifolds may incorporate control mechanisms to adjust water supply as needed and have emergency shut-off capabilities.