Underfloor Heating Cable

Choosing Your Ideal Electric Underfloor Heating Loose Cable Kit

Power Outputs:

• 200 watts per square meter: This is the most powerful option in our electric underfloor heating loose cable kit range. This is suitable for rooms that need a high heat output, such as conservatories or areas with bi-fold doors. Kit sizes range from 0.6m2 to 18m2.
• 150 watts per square meter: This is suitable for most projects that need a primary heat source in well-insulated areas such as living rooms, bedrooms, or kitchens. It can be used as your main source of heat as long as you have enough insulation. Kits come in sizes from 0.75m2 to 24m2.
• 100 watts per square meter: Provides a cost-effective floor warming system and is used to cover larger areas. Not suggested as a primary heating source; only for use as secondary heating under tiled floors. Kit sizes vary from 1.15m2 to 36m2.

Coverage Options:

After picking your desired power output, you can choose the coverage from 1m2 to 36m2 to fit your room size and shape. You can change the spacing of the cable to suit the floor area and layout and connect it to a thermostat.

Thermostat Options:

Each kit offers thermostat choices, including smart Wi-Fi, touch screen, or no thermostat, providing personalized temperature control and scheduling.

Benefits of Electric Underfloor Heating Loose Cable Kit

Electric underfloor heating loose cable kit has many benefits, such as:

• Ideal for bathrooms: Creates a warm and comfortable floor, prevents mould and mildew growth, enhances aesthetics, and eliminates the need for bulky radiators.
• Cost-effective retrofit solution: More efficient and cost-effective than conventional radiators, leading to energy bill savings.
• Versatile with various floor finishes: Adaptable to a range of floor finishes, allowing you to mix and match based on preference and budget.
• Minimum floor build-ups: Adds a mere 2mm to the floor height, eliminating clearance and appearance concerns.
• Easy Installation: Quick and simple installation with manual spacing, avoiding major floor excavation or plumbing work.