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Controlling
underfloor heating with the correct thermostat saves energy and money, while
still keeping your home comfortable and warm. Browse our range of thermostats
for underfloor heating kits here.
The Heatmiser UH8 is designed to work with our 4 channel 230v time clock (TM4) and 230v Set Back the..
£66.00 Ex Tax: £55.00
The standard neoStat is a 230v powered timer with a changeover contact, making it ideal for sta..
£69.00 Ex Tax: £57.50
The Salus Universal Gateway is what connects your SALUS iT600 Smart Home devices together and when ..
£87.00 Ex Tax: £72.50
The Heatmiser UH8-RF is designed to be used in conjunction with Heatmiser compatible wireless thermo..
£99.30 Ex Tax: £82.75
The Prowarm ProTouch-E Smart Thermostat offers easy use control over you electric underfloor heating..
£99.59 Ex Tax: £82.99
The Prowarm ProTouch-E Smart Thermostat offers easy use control over you electric underfloor heating..
£99.59 Ex Tax: £82.99
Salus KL08RF – 8 Zone Wireless Wiring CentreThe KL08RF has 8 control zones, each with connections f..
£120.00 Ex Tax: £100.00
The neoHub Gen 2 handles all of the network communication between the neoStat, neoAir and neoPlug an..
£125.99 Ex Tax: £104.99
The Heatmiser neoKit 1 includes a neoStat v2 and neoHub (2nd generation), allowing you to ..
£174.00 Ex Tax: £145.00
A thermostat is a switch that turns the heating on and off depending on the room temperature. Thermostats are often mistaken for a heat dial, that when turned up high, quickens the time it takes to heat a room. However, when used correctly, thermostats eliminate energy waste by overheating.
Balancing an underfloor heating system involves timing how long it takes for a room to heat up and cool down. You can then use this information to devise the optimal heating schedule for your home. Use the tips below to balance your heating system.
It is best to place your thermostat in a location where it can receive a free flow of air to establish an accurate reading for balancing your heating system. It is also crucial that household items do not obstruct the thermostat; therefore, it is best to fit it in a clear space away from wall decor and furniture. Lastly, ensure that your thermostat is not near any other heat sources like log burners or gas fires.