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Discuss Underfloor Electric Heating in the Electric Underfloor Heating at TilersForums; Hi,] Can any one help please. I'm ready to tile a kitchen floor in a bungalow(before Christmas) but it has not been decided if they want electric underfloor heating. However ...
          
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    Default Underfloor Electric Heating

    Hi,]
    Can any one help please.
    I'm ready to tile a kitchen floor in a bungalow(before Christmas) but it has not been decided if they want electric underfloor heating. However the walls have to be plastered asap so I need to allow for the first fix electrics in the wall now so that the cables can be installed(after the walls have been plastered) assuming it is a go for the electric underfloor.

    Underfloor will be about 2 Kw. If I bury a round conduit in the wall from the loft through to the floor of the kitchen in the corner with a recessed one metal gang box at chest height for the controller will this be ok.

    The sparky can then thread the supply down to the controller point. But will all the cables from the under floor heating go up one conduit or do I need more?

    Don't want to hack off the wall plaster to add it in later.
    Hope you can understand this!

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    Default Re: Underfloor Electric Heating

    - you need more!

    The power source cable need to go down the wall to a fused spur box about 30cm from the floor.
    The conduit from the floor sensor and cold tails from the UFH mat need to go up the wall to a 35mm recessed box at approx 120cm high from the floor to house the controller/thermostat.
    A power source from the fused spur box needs to go to the control box.

    Good luck and enjoy your time with the best Tilers Forum.

    Note this information is provided solely as a view expressed by observation and holds no professional standing as far as electrical installation is concerned. A similar post in the Electrical forum may provide a higher degree of technical information.
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    Many thanks most helpful

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    Default Re: Underfloor Electric Heating

    Agree with timeless john.
    2000w is approx 8.69a so 13a switched fused spur, which could go in a number of places.
    We have a pdf with 5 different layouts.
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