This BodenWärme 200w Electric Undertile Heating Mat with the simple Manual Electric Underfloor Thermostat is the ideal underfloor heating solution for natural stone, porcelain and ceramic floors, notably where temperature adjustments are infrequent.

This mat is particularly well suited for rooms such as conservatories with high levels of heat loss and is also a popular choice in bathrooms with tiled flooring. Unlike other, more traditional methods for heating rooms, BodenWärme's 200w Electric Undertile Heating Mats will solve the issue of hot or cold spots.

Features & Benefits: BodenWarme Electric Undertile Heating Mat 200w with Manual Thermostat

• Features a dual-core wire with simple, single connection point
• Straightforward manual thermostat in white with dial control
• Robust 3.6mm wire keeps the increase in floor height to a minimum
• Rapid fit stick mesh mat ensures ease and speed of installation
• Tough Fluoropolymer conducting insulation with PVC outer insulation ensures durability
• Lifetime manufacturer-backed warranty (heat mats) for complete peace of mind

Designed to fit in a 45mm deep standard single gang backbox, its simple dial control that is easy to operate will allow you to control your BodenWärme heating system based on the floor temperature and is particularly suited to rooms where minimal adjustments are required.

If installed within a well-insulated room, BodenWärme's 200w discreet heating mats can be used as a primary heat source. This means no need for radiators, which can take up much needed wall space and often stand out in more modern interiors. To improve the energy efficiency of your room, heat mats can be laid over underfloor heating insulation boards (6mm or 10mm thick), which will result in faster heat-up time and a reduction in the amount of heat loss through uninsulated floors.

How do I calculate the correct size of BodenWärme heating kit?

To calculate which kit size is right for your project, you need to first work out the area of the entire floor space by multiplying the width of the floor by the length. Once this is done, you should then deduct any fixed furniture from the area with a clearance of less than 50mm above the floor. This will eliminate the risk of causing hot spots in your room. Once you have a total area minus the deductions, you should deduct a further 10% from your total as this will allow for the spacing between mats and around the perimeter of the room.

Kit Contents

• 1 x BodenWärme 200w/m² underfloor heating mat with rapid fit sticky mesh
• Manual Electric Underfloor thermostat in white
• Floor temperature sensor with 3m cable and flexible conduit
• Comprehensive installation manual
• 25mm fixing tape
• 1 x Lifetime manufacturer-backed warranty

Installation

• BodenWärme's heat mats are particularly suited to standard-shaped rooms and large areas. To install, simply roll out your mat and cut the rapid-fit sticky mesh backing and turn back in the opposite direction as needed. With each mat consisting of wires only 3.6mm, these extremely durable and long-lasting mats minimise the increase in the overall floor height of your room. For added simplicity, the dual-core wire has a single connection point.

Standards & Certification

• CE Certified
• RoHS Compliant (for guaranteed safety)

Please note:

• Heat mats cannot be shortened or have excess cut off at the end. Unfortunately, once the mats have been cut/trimmed, you cannot return them.
• The maximum total size of 200w/m² BodenWärme underfloor heating mats that a single thermostat can control is 16m². Should you require to cover an area greater than 16m², the area should be divided into separate zones and controlled via multiple thermostats.
• As with all electrical projects governed by Part P regulations, a certified electrician must undertake all mains electrical connections.
• The heating must be protected by a 30 Amp Residual Current Device (30mA RCD), protecting against electric shock. This can be situated within the consumer unit or via a dedicated fused spur.
• You should also ensure that 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 13 Amp, and you can take an electrical feed via a single 13 Amp fused spur.