Electric radiant-heat systems use a series of wires connected to an electrical circuit to produce the heat that warms the floor. Each system is controlled by a wall-mounted thermostat.

But you're not greeted by a frigid floor—instead, soothing heat seeps up from beneath you. Good thinking installing that in-floor heating system. A variety of in-floor heating systems are available.

For a heated floor area less than 20 sq. ft., you could (in most cases) draw power from an adjacent GFCI-protected outlet without overloading the circuit. (If the thermostat you purchase is ...

If you want to heat 200 sq. ft. or more of floor, a hydronic system may cost less to install than electric heat. The heat source for a hydronic system can be a boiler or a standard water heater.

NuHeat's Wally Lo introduces Signature Wi-Fi floor thermostat NuHeat. NuHeat has long been a respected name in radiant floor heating systems, but at its 2014 CES press conference, it announced ...

Description: The WiFi-enabled thermostat can be used to operate electric floor heating systems or radiant heating panels. The nJoy features a number of high-tech upgrades including the ability to ...

What sets modern electric floor warming systems apart is their integration ... Power module that extends power output when used in conjunction exclusively with the DITRA-HEAT-E-RS1 smart thermostat.

Because the homeowner wanted a clean installation, all 22 Tekmar radiant zone thermostats were located adjacent to their particular Uponor radiant manifold in the three mechanical spaces. The ...

3. Never, Ever, Cut the Heating Wire. Whether it’s a cable, mat, or roll, all electric floor heating elements have essentially two major components: the heating cable and the cold lead. The cold lead ...

The Harmony programmable floor warming thermostat is available exclusively with the company’s floor warming systems. Its design allows it to be flush mounted behind any double gang decora-style ...