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Complete Electric Boiler Radiant Heating Panel
Simplify your hydronic radiant heating installation with a professionally assembled electric boiler system organized on one ready-to-install panel.
This complete system combines the electric boiler, circulator pump, expansion tank, air-management components, system controls and stainless steel PEX manifold in one organized mechanical assembly. The preassembled design helps reduce field piping and component assembly while creating a clean, professional installation.
Choose a 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6-loop manifold configuration based on the number of PEX heating circuits required for your radiant floor heating project.
ONE PANEL
Complete System Layout
2–6 LOOPS
PEX Manifold Options
PREASSEMBLED
Reduced Field Assembly
Complete radiant heating panel: The electric boiler, circulator, expansion tank, system controls and PEX manifold are professionally arranged on one mounting panel. Final electrical, thermostat, system-water and PEX connections are completed at the installation location.
Key Features
- Complete electric boiler radiant heating system assembled on one panel
- Professionally organized layout creates a clean mechanical installation
- Integrated electric boiler provides the hydronic system heat source
- Dedicated circulator pump moves water through the radiant heating loops
- Expansion tank accommodates changes in system-water volume
- Integrated air-management components help remove trapped system air
- Stainless steel PEX supply and return manifold
- Individual manifold controls support loop adjustment and balancing
- Available with 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6-loop manifold configurations
- Integrated valves and gauges support system monitoring and servicing
- Compact layout keeps major system components in one central location
- Professionally assembled and supported in the USA
Designed for Radiant Floor Heating
This electric boiler panel is designed to serve as the heat source, circulation system and distribution point for a closed-loop hydronic radiant floor heating system.
Heated water moves from the electric boiler through the circulator and stainless steel manifold. The manifold distributes the heated water through the connected PEX circuits before it returns to the panel to be reheated.
Individual manifold controls allow the flow through each radiant loop to be adjusted and balanced as part of a properly designed system. The organized panel format keeps the primary mechanical components accessible for installation, operation and future service.
Technical Specifications
Product Type
Preassembled electric boiler radiant heating panel
Application
Closed-loop hydronic radiant floor heating
Heat Source
Integrated electric boiler
Manifold Options
2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 loops
Manifold Material
Stainless steel
Loop Connections
Individual supply and return connection for each PEX loop
Circulator
Integrated hydronic circulator pump
Expansion Control
Panel-mounted expansion tank
Air Management
Integrated air-separation components
System Controls
Panel-mounted thermostat and circulation controls
Loop Control
Individual manifold flow adjustment and balancing
Installation Format
Wall-mounted mechanical panel assembly
Field Connections
Electrical service, thermostat, system water and PEX loops
Assembly
Professionally assembled and supported in the USA
System Sizing and Installation
Radiant heating system selection should be based on a professional heat-loss calculation, required water temperature, PEX loop lengths, building insulation, local climate and available electrical service. Square footage alone is not sufficient for accurately sizing the heating system.
The electric boiler requires a properly sized dedicated electrical circuit. Breaker size, conductor size and final electrical requirements must be confirmed for the boiler supplied with the panel.
Final electrical work, thermostat wiring, system piping, PEX connections, filling, purging, startup and commissioning should be completed by qualified professionals in accordance with the equipment instructions and applicable codes.
