HYDRONIC HEATING FLOOR COIL HEATING SYSTEMS

When you select a radiant floor heating system, you’ll choose either electric or hydronic. The amount of power it takes to heat an entire house with an electric floor heating system isn’t cost-effective, so if you’re heating your whole house, then hydronic heating is the way to go. If  you are building a new house or renovating an existing home then a hydronic system is probably the best choice . You can install hydronic systems in an existing home, but you’ll have to tear up the flooring, which is expensive and a lot of work. There is a couple of product on the market that we can retro-fit to the underside of your sub-floor providing there is reasonable access.

Ratings
• Max. operating temperature 95 °C*
• Max temporary peak temperature 110 °C*
• Max allowable working pressure 10 bar
• Coefficient of linear expansion 0,026 mm/m °C
• Thermal conductivity 0,45 W/m °C
• Minimum radius of bending 5 x Ø pipe

FLOOR COIL INSULATION

FLOORCOIL BROUCHURE

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