Underfloor-heating system has low profile

03 September, 2015

space heating, Underfloor heating, Warmup

Warmup’s Total-16 low-profile hydronic underfloor heating system is just 16 mm thick and uses 12 mm PEX-A pipe, so it has minimal impact on floor levels. A screed is not required.

Total-16 comprises three modular boards — straight, return and multi-fed. The straight boards come with pre-installed aluminium heat-diffuser plates. The high-density moulded EPS supports up to 40 t/m2 (tonnes per m2)

Warmup also offers the 4iE Smart WiFi thermostat to control a system. It can offer energy-saving advice, with on-screen tips enabling home owners to save up to £200 a year on energy bills.

Further savings can be achieved by switching energy supplies based on the better energy tariffs identified by the 4iE.

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