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Heating
HEAT MAT HEAT MAT
7mm Loose Underfloor Heating Cable Thermostats
Suitable to provide either comfort or sole source heating. The output of the system can be varied
A choice of a programmable timer thermostats (HT10) and a non-timer
from 50W/Sqm to 300W/Sqm. Suitable for outdoor snow and ice melting and frost protection
thermostat (HT30) which are both fully digital. Fully tested and approved to
applications when used with our specialist thermostats. Please contact your local CEF Branch for
switch up to 14A (HT30) and 16A (HT10). CPS10 and TPS30 are both 16A.
details. Manufactured to comply with all current regulations and fully VDE component approved.
Designed to fit a standard one gang light switch box without the need for any
Suitable for use with all of our thermostats. Individual cables avaialble in outputs ranging from
210W to 3067W. Dual conductor wire meaning negligible EMF radiation and only one connection
frames. The programmable thermostat has an ambient room temperature
lead. The cables are suitable for installation within the screed base or between floor joists.
sensor and a remote floor temperature sensor. The non-timer thermostat is for
Usually fitted onto Heat Fix metal strips which can themselves be affixed with double-sided tape,
use with a floor sensor only. At time of print the HT10 and HT30 are fully BEAB
nails or screws. 10 Year warranty and full technical support provided free of charge. A remarkably
approved thermostats. Please note HMT-000-0010 and HMT-000-0030 thermo-
cost effective new build application solution.
stats are subject to limited availability from mid 2007.
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0138-1120 PRC-7.0-0210 210W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 45.00
0138-1105 CPS-345-0010 16A Programmable Digital Thermostat / Timer 65.00
0138-1123 PRC-7.0-0417 417W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 60.00
0138-1108 TPS-345-0030 16A Manual On / Off Thermostat 55.00
0186-5935 PRC-7.0-0504 504W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 72.00
0509-5138 HMT-000-0010 16A Programmable Digital Thermostat / Timer 60.00
0138-1126 PRC-7.0-0627 627W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 85.00
0509-5141 HMT-000-0030 14A Manual On/Off Thermostat 50.00
0138-1129 PRC-7.0-0837 837W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 100.00
0138-1132 PRC-7.0-1022 1022W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 115.00 HEAT MAT
0138-1135 PRC-7.0-1246 1246W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 135.00
0138-1138 PRC-7.0-1381 1381W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 145.00
Depron Insulation
0138-1141 PRC-7.0-1774 1774W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 170.00
6mm thick 1250mm by 800mm (1M²) insulation panels for use beneath laminate floors. 3mm thick
0138-1144 PRC-7.0-2144 2144W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 185.00 1250mm by 800mm (1M²) insulation panels for use beneath carpet. They provide an effective insu-
0138-1147 PRC-7.0-2458 2458W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 200.00
lation layer to prevent downward heat loss. The boards are lightweight and can be cut with a knife
0138-1150 PRC-7.0-3067 3067W 7mm In Screed Heating Cable 230.00
if the application requires.
0138-1204 PRA-111-0001 12M Heat Fix For 7mm Cable 25.00
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0138-1207 PRA-111-0002 25M Heat Fix For 7mm Cable 38.00
0138-1189 DEP-006-0010 10.0M² x 6mm Depron Insulation 40.00
0138-1216 HCA-111-0008 25M Double Sided Tape 12.00
0388-5322 DEP-006-0015 15.0M² x 6mm Depron Insulation 60.00
0138-1192 DEP-006-0020 20.0M² x 6mm Depron Insulation 79.00
HEAT MAT 0138-1195 DEP-003-0010 1.0M² x 3mm Depron Insulation 30.00
0138-1198 DEP-003-0020 20.0M² x 3mm Depron Insulation 57.00
Underfloor Heating Cable Accessories
0138-1201 DEP-003-0040 40.0M² x 3mm Depron Insulation 110.00
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0101-6374 HCA-111-0003 Replacement Floor Sensor 15.00
0101-6377 HCA-111-0006 Repair Kit 3mm Cable 15.00
HEAT MAT
0138-1213 HCA-111-0007 Repair Kit 7mm Cable 15.00
Mirror Heat
HEAT MAT
A simple to use system to ensure mirrors are kept condensation
free. Heating pads are available in a range of sizes and are self
adhered to the reverse of the mirror. Fully IP57 rated for use inMarmox Thermal Tile Backer Board
Ideal for use where underfloor heating is to be laid onto an un-insulat-
bathrooms. Outputs of between 55 and 144W.
ed subfloor and is ideal in rooms that have a high heat loss such as a
conservatory. The boards create an efficient barrier to prevent heat
loss down to the sub-floor. The boards are only 10mm thick and sized
0.75M. Underfloor heating systems laid onto this product will react
faster and will run more efficiently than a system laid directly onto a
concrete floor. These multi purpose construction boards have may
applications - please contact your local CEF Branch for details.
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0385-7662 MRH-000-0070 Mirror Heat 70W 40cm x 45cm 40.00
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0472-1587 TTB-010-0004 6M² of lomm of Thermal Tilebacker Board 90.00
0385-7665 MRH-000-0055 Mirror Heat 55W 60cm Diameter 55.00
0388-5331 TTB-111-0020 20M of TTB Reinforcement Tape 4.00
0385-7668 MRH-000-0100 Mirror Heat 100W 57cm x 76cm 65.00
suitable for 12M² of boards
0385-7671 MRH-000-0144 Mirror Heat 144W 60cm x 110cm 75.00
HEAT MAT
HEAT MAT
Mira Thermoplan Levelling Compound
150W/Sqm Under-Laminate Floor Heating System
A fibre-reinforced self-levelling floor compound specifically
Suitable to provide room heating in well insulated areas or floor
designed for use with underfloor heating supplied in 25Kg bags.
heating in other circumstances. Suitable for use in conjunction
When applied above underfloor heating mats it allows virtually any
with our HT10 Thermostat. A thin heating element which
floor covering to be heated including tiles, laminate, bonded wood,
increases build height by only 6mm when used with Depron
linoleum, karndean and carpet. Can be used with appropriate Mira
insulation. Available in a range of 0.5M wide panel lengths from
waterproofing compounds to provide a waterproof barrier.
1.5M to 7.0M to allow rapid installation. 10 Year warranty and full
The compound is fast drying and further surface treatment can be
technical support free of charge.
applied six hours after being laid. Can be used in thicknesses of
between 8 and 50mm and may be applied with hand tools or via a
mixing pump. Mira primer also available for subfloor preparation.
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
Product Ref Code Description Price Each
0385-7659 WFH-150-0515 1.5M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 26.25
0388-5334 MIR-THE-0025 25Kg Mira Thermoplan 23.00
0138-1153 WFH-150-0520 2.0M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 35.00
0388-5337 MIR-PRI-0001 1 Litre Mira Primer 7.00
0138-1156 WFH-150-0525 2.5M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 43.75
0388-5340 MIR-PRI-0006 6 Litre Mira Primer 36.00
0138-1159 WFH-150-0530 3.0M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 52.50
0138-1162 WFH-150-0535 3.5M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 61.25
0138-1165 WFH-150-0540 4.0M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 70.00
0138-1168 WFH-150-0545 4.5M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 78.75
0138-1171 WFH-150-0550 5.0M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 87.50
0138-1174 WFH-150-0555 5.5M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 96.25
Radiant Floors is a division of Eltrace and a specialist in underfloor heating with its roots in
0138-1177 WFH-150-0560 6.0M x 0.5M 150w/sqm Heating Panel 105.00
electrical heating going back many years. A combined experience in the construction, application,
0138-1180 WFH-150-0565 6.5M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 113.75 engineering and installation of underfloor heating systems is supported by a reputable design
0138-1183 WFH-150-0570 7.0M x 0.5M 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 122.50 service. Installations can involve anything from a bathroom and kitchen floor conversation in your
0138-1186 WFH-150-1010 1.0M² 150w/sqm WFH Heating Panel 35.00 home, to a block of flats with extensive requirements to heat all rooms.
Please Note: All prices shown exclude V.A.T.
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