In modern home heating, underfloor heating systems are increasingly popular due to their comfort, energy efficiency, and aesthetics. One of the core components of an underfloor heating system is the wired control box. As the “brain” of the entire system, it manages temperature control in each area, the start and stop of the circulation pump,…
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In large commercial venues, a comfortable indoor environment directly impacts employee productivity and customer experience, and underfloor heating systems are crucial for maintaining a balanced ambient temperature. However, commercial venues are large, with numerous functional zones, and traditional underfloor heating systems suffer from complex and dispersed wiring, leading to long installation cycles, high failure rates,…
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In modern homes and commercial buildings, heating systems have become an essential guarantee of living comfort. However, traditional heating system wiring is complex, with scattered lines, making installation difficult, time-consuming, labor-intensive, and prone to wiring errors, affecting the stable operation of the system. Many homes or small commercial establishments often experience extended construction periods and…
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Temperature has always been a concern in many households, but it wasn’t always taken seriously. For example, the living room might be cool with the air conditioner on, but the bedroom might feel uncomfortable; the elderly might feel cold, while children might feel hot; a sunny room might be unbearably hot during the day, while…
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Many people, when using underfloor heating or air conditioning, habitually set the entire house to a fixed temperature, believing it to be the simplest and most convenient method. While this seems convenient on the surface, the actual experience is often unsatisfactory: the living room is warm and comfortable, but the bedroom is too cold; daytime…
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Many people believe that improving heating efficiency simply means raising the boiler height to make the room warmer, but this is not the case. True “efficiency” means using less energy to precisely deliver heat to where it’s needed, making the indoor environment both comfortable and cost-effective. In underfloor heating systems, uneven heat distribution, unbalanced circuits,…
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Many people encounter similar situations when using underfloor heating: some rooms are very warm, while others always feel a little lacking; even with a thermostat installed, the overall comfort level is not as expected. This leads some to suspect that the underfloor heating system itself is inadequate, or that the wrong equipment was chosen. In…
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With the increasing popularity of underfloor heating systems, many users prioritize wireless thermostats when choosing a control solution. The reasons are simple: no control wiring is required, installation is more flexible, and there’s minimal impact on the overall decor—it seems convenient and hassle-free. However, many overlook the fact that while wireless thermostats are “wireless,” they…
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More and more underfloor heating systems are now using wireless thermostats. They eliminate the need for control wires in the walls, offer flexible installation, and have a cleaner appearance, bringing considerable convenience to both users and installers. However, some users have questions in actual use: Will wireless thermostats be unstable? Will the signal drop? Will…
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Compared to residential underfloor heating, commercial heating systems often cover various spaces such as office buildings, hotels, shopping malls, clubs, and schools. With more areas and higher usage frequency, the requirements for stability and controllability are also higher. However, what truly makes commercial underfloor heating “more difficult” is not just the number of pipes laid,…
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