Thermostats for heating control
Mechanical, electronic, programmable and Wi-Fi thermostats for heating cables and mats. We'll advise which one suits your heating.
Thermostats
Type: MechanicalF2000 thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- -35 – +35 °C
- Sensor
- floor
Type: ElectronicDM thermostat- Power
- 1500 W
- Voltage
- 12, 230 V
- Temp. range
- -50 – +110 °C
- Sensor
- external
Type: MechanicalTC40 thermostat- Power
- 2400 W
- Current
- 10 A
- Temp. range
- 0–30 °C
- Sensor
- air
Type: MechanicalTW16C thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 5–40 °C
- Sensor
- floor
Type: ElectronicTC210 thermostat with air sensor- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 0–50 °C
- Sensor
- air
Type: ElectronicTC210 thermostat with floor sensor- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 0–50 °C
- Sensor
- floor
Type: ElectronicMH-25A thermostat- Power
- 4500 W
- Current
- 25 A
- Temp. range
- 5–85 °C
- Sensor
- floor
Type: ElectronicIB-Tron thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- -15 – +99 °C
- Sensor
- air and floor
Type: ElectronicDT1000 thermostat with air sensor- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 0–35 °C
- Sensor
- air
Type: ElectronicDT1000 thermostat with floor sensor- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 0–35 °C
- Sensor
- floor
Type: ProgrammableTC-910c thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 5–90 °C
- Sensor
- universal
Type: Wi-FiM4H-WiFi thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 5–60 °C
- Sensor
- air and floor
Type: ProgrammableDT700 thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 0–35 °C
- Sensor
- floor
Type: Wi-FiMC6 WiFi thermostat- Power
- 3500 W
- Current
- 16 A
- Temp. range
- 5–35 °C
- Sensor
- air and floor
Your questions
ZG cables are used for heating cold rooms (garages, workshops, warehouses, halls), melting snow and ice on driveways, terraces, pavements and stairs, and protecting metal pipes and gutters against freezing. PG cables are used for heating flats, houses, offices, hotels and schools, panel floors, and protecting plastic pipes and gutters.
In a dry room insulated with at least 5 cm of polystyrene: 150 W of heating power per 1 m². In a poorly insulated, damp room: 200 W per 1 m².
With heating in the tile adhesive, in a properly insulated room used every day: about 60 min at 100 W/m², about 45 min at 150 W/m², about 30 min at 200 W/m².
No. A shortened heating cable will burn out.
We'll match a thermostat to your heating
Tell us about your heating and what you expect, and we'll suggest the right model.
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