Choosing a Thermostat for Underfloor Heating
A heated slab has hours of thermal lag. A control chosen for radiators will fight it every day of the season.
Slow the cycle rate first
The single most important setting on an underfloor thermostat is switching sensitivity. Our 230V models expose it directly, which is what allows the same product to serve a fast radiator and a slow screed.
Floor temperature, not just room temperature
Many floor coverings carry a maximum surface temperature. ST23 and ST2403RF display room temperature, set temperature and floor temperature together, and we can preset a floor limit for the covering you are using.

Wet and electric systems need different contacts
A wet system switches a zone valve or actuator, which is comfortably inside a 6 A contact with 2 A inductive rating. An electric mat draws far more, so check the load against the thermostat rating and use a contactor above it.
Remote manifolds
Manifolds usually sit in a cupboard or riser away from the room. Our wireless models remove the cable, and C7RF controls up to four zones from a single unit.

Export mounting standards
The E3 range uses universal back plate holes suitable for mounting holes in various countries, which matters when one order ships to several markets.
Questions On This Topic
Do I need a floor sensor?
If the floor covering has a surface temperature limit, yes. Install the sensor in a conduit within the screed before the floor is finished.
Can one thermostat run several zones?
C7RF controls up to four zones independently or simultaneously over an 868.35 MHz link.
Is a schedule worth it on underfloor heating?
Yes, but with long lead times. Set the programme to start warming well before occupancy rather than at it.
Need This Checked Against Your System?
Send the equipment details on WhatsApp and we will confirm which of our models matches before you order.
