Electric Underfloor Heating Mat 19m² 150w / m² + Manual Thermostat (10² mat + 9m² mat)

BodenWärme Underfloor Heating Product Features

Tough, Safe, Long Lasting Heating Element

• Dual core wire with simple, single connection point. The twin conductor construction also eliminates any harmful EMF.
• Thin 3.6mm cable thickness keeps the increase in floor height to a minimum.
• Tough Fluoropolymer conductor insulation with resilient PVC outer insulation ensuring durability.
• Full CE & TUV certification & ROHS compliance for guaranteed safety.
• 100% Coverage earth shield for safety and peace of mind.

• Ample power for sole-source heating* or alternatively use to simply take the chill off the floor. 
  *Providing the room is adequately insulated.

• 25 Year manufacturer backed guarantee for total peace of mind.

Mat Design

• The entire mesh backing of the heat mat is self adhesive unlike others with small adhesive strips. This makes the installation of both the heating mat and the self levelling compound or tile adhesive on top much easier.
• Pressure sensitive adhesive on the mesh backing prevents the common issue of the mat curling.
• Easy installation with zero maintenance required. Once installed there is nothing to leak or burst and nothing to flush, bleed, clean or service. 
  

Ultimate Comfort

Manual Thermostat

• Controls heating based on floor temperature.
• Simple to operate.
• LED to indicate when heating is on.
• Floor sensor with 3m cable included.
• Ideal for intermittent use.
• Fits in a standard single gang back box (45mm deep)

Insulation

The use of insulation boards will reduce heat up times and running costs by up to 50%. This means they can pay for themselves in just 2-3 years.

This heating is suitable for installation onto timber floors which have been over boarded with a minimum of 15mm exterior or marine quality ply.
Stable timber floorboards or 22mm chipboard flooring which have not been over boarded will require installation boards installed to provide a thermal barrier between the heat mat and the timber.

Heat Mat Size Selection

1. Calculate the total area of the room.
2. Deduct the areas of all fixed furniture items without a minimum 60mm free flowing air gap underneath such as kitchen units, bath, toilet e.t.c.
3. Deduct a further 10% from this remaining area. This allows for the spaces between the mats and around the edge of the room.

Electrical Considerations

• As with all electrical projects governed by Part P regulations, all mains electrical connections must be undertaken by a certified electrican.
• We recommend a maximum 20m² area of 150w/m² output heating to be controlled by one thermostat. Any area greater than this should be split into separate zones using separate heat mats controlled by more than one thermostat.
• The heating must be protected by a 30mA RCD. This can be situated within the consumer unit or via a dedicated RCD fused spur.
• Ensure the total current of your heating system does not exceed the current capacity of the circuit it is connected to. Standard domestic ring circuits are rated at 13A and an electrical feed can be taken via a single 13A fused spur. 

If you need any further advice please call us on 01473 805959 or drop us an email at customersupport@totaltiles.co.uk