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MAXKOSKO Electric Heated Floor Mat Kit, Underfloor Heating System, with Alarm Monitor

$44.99 USD
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Size: 10 sq.ft.

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Step on Warmth with Floor Heating Mat: A Heated flooring system for tile provides maximized warmth to keep the floor warm no matter how cold it gets and it comes in various sizes to suit your needs covering 10 to 100 sq.ft.! Who wouldn't enjoy the comfort of a radiant in-floor heating system in their home when the weather gets cooler?
Easy to Install: The heated floor mats for indoor use can be easily installed under tile, stone, wood, or laminate flooring. Simply use a Warm Heating Mat to unroll and secure your Electric Floor Heating Mat to the subfloor, apply a thin layer of mortar, and install the floor. Easily cut the in-floor heating mat to fit any odd corners and smaller spaces.
Technology Information: 10 Sqft (20"wide x 6.1ft long). Voltage: 120, Amps: 1, Watts: 120 @ 12w/sqft. One piece 10 sq. ft. floor heater consists of a heating cable secured with heating tape onto a fiberglass mesh. The flexible design of our heating wires allows them to be easily installed in a variety of different flooring types, such as tile, stone, and hardwood.
Indoor Use: The Fully Self-adhesive Floor Heat Heating System is ideal for room renovations, and bathroom remodeling. Can be used for humid application, but not for installation in pool and spa areas, nor outdoor use. It works in almost any rectangular space. A must-have product for tile floors!
Safe and Value for Money: The radiant floor heating kits have high safety and are not easy to be damaged. Under Tile Heating Mat can be used for more than 20 years based on correct installation methods and completion of all test requirements.

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  • Can more than 1 kit be hooked together? If yes what is the max amount?

    Hello Karen,

    Thank you for your question. First, yes, multiple kits can be hooked together, but this must be done in parallel.

    The maximum number of kits that can be connected depends on the model:

    • If you purchased the 10 sq. ft. kit: It has a power of 120W, drawing 1 amp. Typically, thermostats or household circuit breakers can handle a maximum of 15–16 amps. In this case, you can connect MAX. 14 kits in parallel.

    • For the 50 sq. ft. kit: It operates at 600W, drawing 5 amps. Here, you can connect a maximum of 3 kits.

    • For the 100 sq. ft. kit: It runs at 1,200W, drawing 10 amps. Only 1 kit can be connected, as thermostats usually have a maximum load of 16 amps.

    Our kits are rated at 12W per sq. ft. To determine the maximum number for your specific model, calculate the total current: (Total sq. ft. of all kits × 12W) ÷ 120V. Ensure this total current does not exceed your thermostat’s or breaker’s maximum amp rating (typically 15–16 amps).


    Remember, parallel connection is required. Let us know if you need further clarification! Please email us maxkosko@maxkosko.com

  • Is this project rated for use in Canada?

    Yes!

  • How do you ensure the mat is flat and will stay secured when laying directly onto concrete ? Is an adhesive required?

    When installing a floor heating mat directly onto concrete, ensuring that it stays flat and secure is crucial for optimal performance. Here are some steps to achieve this:

    1. Surface Preparation:
       - Ensure that the concrete surface is clean, dry, and free of any debris, dust, or irregularities.
       - If there are any cracks or uneven areas, consider patching or leveling the surface.

    2. Adhesive Usage:
       - While it's not always necessary to use adhesive, some installers prefer to use thin-set mortar or a specialized adhesive designed for floor heating mats.
       - Adhesive can help to secure the mat to the floor and provide a flat surface.

    3. Sticky Tape:
       - This floor heating mats come with sticky tape on the back. This tape can be used to secure the mat to the floor temporarily during installation.

  • I have 2 rooms totalling 150 sq ft that I would like to operate as one controllable area. Can I order 3x 50 sq ft kits and connect them ? Or 1x 100 sq ft + 1x 50 sq ft kit? Also, can these be hooked up to 220 service or are they 110 service only ?

    I recommend going with 1x 100 sq ft kit and 1x 50 sq ft kit, then connecting both kits to your thermostat for control.
    Please note that you'll need to purchase a thermostat specifically designed for electric floor heating.
    Typically, such thermostats come with a floor sensor to ensure accurate temperature control.

    Regarding the power supply, our mat kits are suitable for 110V-120V only.

  • Can I use this directly on mahogany or popular underlayment?

    In many cases, floor heating mats are designed to be installed on a suitable substrate, such as cement backer board or an membrane, to ensure efficient and safe operation.