What are the basic classifications of dividers?
The Diverting Valve is categorized into three types based on functionality and structure: Basic, Standard, and Functional.

The Basic Model: Composed of a main water distribution pipe and a main water collection pipe. Ball valves are installed at each branch outlet of the main water distribution and collection pipes, and manual vent valves are separately installed on the main water distribution and collection pipes. The Basic Model of water distributor does not have the function of flow regulation.

The Standard Model: The Standard Model features the same structural design as the Basic Model, with the ball valves on each main pipe replaced by flow control valves. The manual exhaust valves on both main pipes are replaced with automatic exhaust valves. The Standard Model manifold allows for precise flow regulation on each circuit, and even the luxurious Standard Model can achieve AI-assisted flow regulation.

Functional: In addition to all the functions of the standard manifold, the functional manifold also features temperature and pressure display, automatic flow adjustment, automatic mixing and heat exchange, thermal energy measurement, automatic indoor zone temperature control, and wireless and remote control functions. To prevent rust, manifolds are generally made of corrosion-resistant metals or synthetic materials. Common materials include copper, stainless steel, nickel-plated copper, nickel-plated alloys, and high-temperature-resistant plastics. The inner and outer surfaces of the manifold (including connectors, etc.) should be smooth, free of cracks, sand holes, cold shuts, inclusions, and unevenness. The surface electroplated connectors should have even coloration, a firm plating, and no defects such as delamination.