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Graphene Underfloor Heating Film 220v 110 120
CHINA Graphene Underfloor Heating Film 220v 110 120| BOLI Underfloor Heating Film,CHINA floor Graphene Heating fabric
1.How The Soft Heating Film Work ?
The first step, our company is using the carbon paste and graphene combined with the thermally conductive fibre evenly to becomes a 360- degree surround heating fibre, which is called the graphene filament composite fibre.
Meanwhile, we weave the graphene filament composite fibre with the multi-directional conductive fibre and silver -plated copper wire with specific weaving techniques, that is the one we called flexible heating base material.
Furthermore( in the third step), we incorporate the materials of a flexible heating base and the variety of flame retardant insulation polymer into one under the 260* to 300 * high temperature.
Far Infrared Heating Film For Floor Warming System Use The Soft And Inflaming Materials
Carbon emits heat, far-infrared ray and anion by using an electric resistance. Soft Heating-Film, based on far-infrared radiant heat, gives a longer heating effect than other heating systems. Far-infrared ray and anion are known to effectively suppress odors and growth of germs and boost the metabolism of the human body, not to mention providing a healthier environment.
2. How To Use The Soft Heating Film ?
Underfloor Heating System
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And Inflaming Materials
Usually there are two different ways:
Application Under floating Floors
(1) Concrete Floor
(2) Depron Insulation Pad
(3) Soft Heating Film
(4) Heating Film Protection Materials
(5) Finishing Materials : Laminate Floor , Tiles.
(6) Thermostat
Application Under Tile Flooring
(1) Concrete Floor
(2) Depron Insulation Pad
(3) PE Film
(4) Soft Heating Film
(5) PE Film
(6) Anhydrite Screed
(7) Tile Flooring
(8) Thermostat
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3. Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to run?
This is one of the most common questions about underfloor heating we get & the simple answer is that the running costs are determined by many different factors, however in the majority of cases the running costs should not be a negative factor. A typical new building would perhaps cost around £3-£4 per m² per year to run, so 100 m² free floor area home would cost around £300-£400 per year to heat.
In a conservatory with an insulated floor, electric underfloor heating will be more efficient than radiators due to the fact that you are using the whole floor as a low temperature radiant room heater. In an average sized conservatory used at weekends & winter evenings, the cost may be up to £8 per sqm/annum to run – so around £80 – £100 per year.
Electric floor heating stands out as an excellent choice, especially in areas where there is no mains gas supply & the options are electric, oil, or calor gas.
Electric underfloor heating is also more efficient than radiators & other convected heat & requires no maintenance or servicing & 100% of the electrical energy is turned into heat energy. It is inevitable that more electricity will have to be produced from greener energy sources such as wind power & so in the future, electric underfloor heating should be one of the ‘greenest’ ways to heat your home.
How warm will the floor get?
Electric underfloor heating is designed to run with a floor surface temperature at a comfortable 25 – 28 deg C. In areas of high heat loss (such as conservatories) you may need to run it a few degrees higher than this to compensate.
Can the temperature be regulated?
Yes – The digital clock thermostat allows the user full control both the temperature & times the heating system is operating, and also you can control the app throgh the WIFI by your phone.
Are there any special wiring requirements?
For most small rooms the system can often be connected to an existing household wiring circuit via a fused spur, for larger areas a single dedicated circuit from your distribution board will be needed. All electrical work must be made by a qualified electrician who will be able to advise you on what you need.
