Industrial Grey Steel 5-Unit Gas Meter Manifold

Industrial in style, this grey metal 5-unit gas meter manifold Revit family represents external building utility banks for multi-family MEP layouts. The assembly depicts a horizontal distribution manifold supported by two vertical cylindrical pipe uprights. Suspended beneath the main header are five individual utility gas meter enclosures, each connected via dual vertical pipe spuds. The volumetric meter bodies exhibit realistic stepped geometric profiling with front-facing register indexing blocks and rounded lower housing corners. Rendered in a uniform neutral grey industrial metal finish, the component clearly outlines the complete utility footprint against exterior wall perimeters, establishing accurate spatial allocations for commercial or residential service entries.

The download is a 287 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load this RFA component directly into Autodesk Revit project environments to coordinate exterior mechanical and plumbing service entries. Place the manifold adjacent to structural foundation walls or external facade perimeters, aligning service pipe connections with utility site plans. The family integrates cleanly into clash-detection workflows within Navisworks or BIM 360, allowing engineers to verify clearances, egress pathways, and external equipment access without bogging down file sizes.

Essential for multi-family residential developments, townhouses, apartment blocks, and commercial retail shells, this bank model assists during spatial coordination and MEP schematic stages. It pairs naturally with external service risers, electrical transformers, bollards, and boundary masonry walls. Coordinators frequently search for gas meter bank, exterior utility manifold, multifamily gas distribution assembly, and building service entry equipment when detailing infrastructure zones and exterior utility yards.