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Warmup Foil Radiant Floor Heating Underfloor Infloor Heating Mat 240v, 130 Sqft, Silver, Climate Control Appliances
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WARMUP FOIL RADIANT HEATING SYSTEM 130 SQ FT 240 VOLT -Warmup FOIL is suitable for use w/ most Carpets, Laminates & Engineered floating floors. This includes many brands of LVT.The Cut & Turn Foil panel by Warmup is an ultra thin electric radiant floor heating system designed for use under laminate, carpet, engineered wood …
WARMUP FOIL RADIANT HEATING SYSTEM 130 SQ FT 240 VOLT -Warmup FOIL is suitable for use w/ most Carpets, Laminates & Engineered floating floors. This includes many brands of LVT.The Cut & Turn Foil panel by Warmup is an ultra thin electric radiant floor heating system designed for use under laminate, carpet, engineered wood & other floating floors. It can be conveniently installed under the floor finish in dry areas without the need for additional earth grids. FOIL panels are 1/8" thick & hardly raise floor levels as they sink into the pad or insulation layer (See WIU). The installation of FOIL systems does not require cementitious adhesives. This is the perfect solution in Sunrooms, basements & bedrooms. Installs between the insulation pad & the floor Foil wont raise floor levels. Aluminum layers spread the heat laterally & prevents hot-spots Great for heating under floating floors such as laminate & engineered woodMat Length(ft)(1.6 wide): 79.3Area(sqft): 130Resistance: 37Amps: 6.5Watts: 1560Carpet -Warm carpets feel great underfoot, but they also help keep your home healthy by keeping humidity levels low, keeping dust mites & other allergens in check. There are several benefits to having under carpet heating. First of all hygiene. Carpets tend to absorb dust. Furthermore, the hot air from conventional radiators causes the air in the room to circulate. As a result of this, they circulate the dust & impurities. Underfloor heating heats up objects rather than the air & does not cause air circulation. Radiant heat is, therefore, the most suitable heating system for carpets The most commonly used floor heating solution w/ carpet is the Warmup Foil Heater. Foil Heater is specifically suitable for use w/ floating floors & large & regular shaped areas. The super-thin, fully earthed, flat aluminum foil will not raise the floor levels visibly, hence why it makes a great solution for renovations. When choosing your carpet flooring, attention must be paid to the overall thickness of any materials above the heater including any underlays & overlays. Over Foil, the carpet must be at least 1/4" thick, but no more than 1" thick.The underlay should have low thermal resistance & the carpet should be hessian backed to promote efficient operation of the system. A felt underlay should not be used as it may create a thermal blocker hindering the performance of the system.Any type of carpet padding can be used as long as it has a density of 6 pounds per cubic foot or more. Most good quality rebounded polyurethane (rebound) & prime polyurethane are 8 pounds per cubic foot or more.R ValueOver the Foil heater the R-value of the carpet should not be greater than 1.Laminate Flooring - w/ laminate floors, the key is to ensure thermal conductivity, which is best when using a more dense laminate. The thinner the flooring material, & the higher the density, the shorter the heat-up time & the more responsive the system will be. The Warmup Foil Heater is an electric underfloor heating system for laminate & other floating floor finishes. The Foil heater is made up of a fiber reinforced foil wrapped around a thin multi-strand, dual-core heating cable, that is insulated w/ an advanced fluoropolymer. The foil provides a continuous earth layer within the floor construction whilst diffusing the heat away from the heating cable. Thermal Conductivity of Laminate - When choosing the laminate flooring ensure that the material is as dense as possible for good thermal conductivity. The denser the material, the better it transfers heat. Also, the thinner the flooring material & the higher the density, the shorter the heat-up time & more responsive the underfloor system will be. Floor Thickness - Both laminate & solid wood flooring make a good floor covering to go w/ underfloor heating as long as the wood is not overly thick. We recommend that wood or laminate thickness should be no more than 18mm as any thicker than this will hinder the efficient performance of the system. When it comes to the board width, wider boards will often show more "movement" than more narrow boards of the same material, so we recommend that the ratio of thickness to width should be in the region of 7 to 11. A board w/ a thickness of 16mm & width of 160mm would give a ratio of 10, so it is ideal. Floor Temperature - Laminate & wooden floor surface temperatures should not exceed 27°C. This top temperature restriction is secured by using a thermostat which controls the heating system. If you are thinking of using floor heating as the sole/primary source of heat, get a heat calculation done to ensure that the floor heater will meet your heating requirement for the room.Installation for Laminate Flooring -Installation of underfloor heating is dependent on the type of the system. Foil Heater being a popular system w/ underfloor heating the installation will include: The type of underfloor heating Underlay Fitting the final floor covering Underlay Thickness - It is good t
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WARMUP FOIL RADIANT HEATING SYSTEM 130 SQ FT 240 VOLT -Warmup FOIL is suitable for use w/ most Carpets, Laminates & Engineered floating floors. This includes many brands of LVT.The Cut & Turn Foil panel by Warmup is an ultra thin electric radiant floor heating system designed for use under laminate, carpet, engineered wood & other floating floors. It can be conveniently installed under the floor finish in dry areas without the need for additional earth grids. FOIL panels are 1/8" thick & hardly raise floor levels as they sink into the pad or insulation layer (See WIU). The installation of FOIL systems does not require cementitious adhesives. This is the perfect solution in Sunrooms, basements & bedrooms. Installs between the insulation pad & the floor Foil wont raise floor levels. Aluminum layers spread the heat laterally & prevents hot-spots Great for heating under floating floors such as laminate & engineered woodMat Length(ft)(1.6 wide): 79.3Area(sqft): 130Resistance: 37Amps: 6.5Watts: 1560Carpet -Warm carpets feel great underfoot, but they also help keep your home healthy by keeping humidity levels low, keeping dust mites & other allergens in check. There are several benefits to having under carpet heating. First of all hygiene. Carpets tend to absorb dust. Furthermore, the hot air from conventional radiators causes the air in the room to circulate. As a result of this, they circulate the dust & impurities. Underfloor heating heats up objects rather than the air & does not cause air circulation. Radiant heat is, therefore, the most suitable heating system for carpets The most commonly used floor heating solution w/ carpet is the Warmup Foil Heater. Foil Heater is specifically suitable for use w/ floating floors & large & regular shaped areas. The super-thin, fully earthed, flat aluminum foil will not raise the floor levels visibly, hence why it makes a great solution for renovations. When choosing your carpet flooring, attention must be paid to the overall thickness of any materials above the heater including any underlays & overlays. Over Foil, the carpet must be at least 1/4" thick, but no more than 1" thick.The underlay should have low thermal resistance & the carpet should be hessian backed to promote efficient operation of the system. A felt underlay should not be used as it may create a thermal blocker hindering the performance of the system.Any type of carpet padding can be used as long as it has a density of 6 pounds per cubic foot or more. Most good quality rebounded polyurethane (rebound) & prime polyurethane are 8 pounds per cubic foot or more.R ValueOver the Foil heater the R-value of the carpet should not be greater than 1.Laminate Flooring - w/ laminate floors, the key is to ensure thermal conductivity, which is best when using a more dense laminate. The thinner the flooring material, & the higher the density, the shorter the heat-up time & the more responsive the system will be. The Warmup Foil Heater is an electric underfloor heating system for laminate & other floating floor finishes. The Foil heater is made up of a fiber reinforced foil wrapped around a thin multi-strand, dual-core heating cable, that is insulated w/ an advanced fluoropolymer. The foil provides a continuous earth layer within the floor construction whilst diffusing the heat away from the heating cable. Thermal Conductivity of Laminate - When choosing the laminate flooring ensure that the material is as dense as possible for good thermal conductivity. The denser the material, the better it transfers heat. Also, the thinner the flooring material & the higher the density, the shorter the heat-up time & more responsive the underfloor system will be. Floor Thickness - Both laminate & solid wood flooring make a good floor covering to go w/ underfloor heating as long as the wood is not overly thick. We recommend that wood or laminate thickness should be no more than 18mm as any thicker than this will hinder the efficient performance of the system. When it comes to the board width, wider boards will often show more "movement" than more narrow boards of the same material, so we recommend that the ratio of thickness to width should be in the region of 7 to 11. A board w/ a thickness of 16mm & width of 160mm would give a ratio of 10, so it is ideal. Floor Temperature - Laminate & wooden floor surface temperatures should not exceed 27°C. This top temperature restriction is secured by using a thermostat which controls the heating system. If you are thinking of using floor heating as the sole/primary source of heat, get a heat calculation done to ensure that the floor heater will meet your heating requirement for the room.Installation for Laminate Flooring -Installation of underfloor heating is dependent on the type of the system. Foil Heater being a popular system w/ underfloor heating the installation will include: The type of underfloor heating Underlay Fitting the final floor covering Underlay Thickness - It is good t