| PEX Size: | 5/8" 3/4" |
|---|---|
| Number of Outlets: | 2 |
| Supply Size: | 1-1/4" FNPT |
| Supply Connection: | BSP |
| Loop Thread: | EK25 |
| Material: | Brass |
| Application: | Heating |
| Fitting System Compatibility: | PEX-AL-PEX Compression PEX Compression |
| Tubing Compatibility: | PEX PEX-AL-PEX |
| Manifold Compatibility: | Mr. PEX Manifold |

Yes, you can swap the supply and return locations on the mounting bracket.
You can do that. You could also cap off the supply and return connections of the unused loops. Part MP124 (3610004) would be compatible with those connections on this manifold.
Hello JCU! I would suggest you run 2 lines like you say beside the one that is installed but would put valves on it to restrict the flow (as they will be much shorter than the one installed) so you get the same flow out of the 3 lines, balancing the lines flow using the restricting valves. Good day, Marc
Not going to be easy to run a short piece between the supply and returns, due to the bend radius of the PEX, but you should be able to cap them off. Do a search for "manifold caps" and find the correct size.
An easier way would be to purchase some plugs for the size pex your using, cut some short (5") lengths of the pex and then hook up the pex to your manifold and plug the other end. Worked for me. In fact I still have a loop available for the future. Hope this helps.
You can use the Mr. PEX MP700 actuators (4-wire) or the Rifeng MA-ACT actuators (2-wire).
Yes, they do.
The manifold for the cold water is for the water returning to the manifold. Basically, water in a radiant system goes from the warm-water manifold, through the tubing in the floor, back to the cold water manifold, and then to the boiler to be reheated.