Self-Regulating Technology - How does it work?
Self-regulating systems, also known as "Intelligent" heating systems, have the ability to adjust their power (and temperature) output dependent on the ambient temperature. Therefore in colder ambient conditions, more heat is produced and vice versa. The technology also allows temperature variances within a single zone of under floor heating.
Example: A self-regulating floor heating system is installed. The floor finish is wood. In an area of the room, a thick rug is placed over the floor. The self-regulating system will reduce its power under the rug, but maintain the required temperature in the surrounding floor. This removes the risk of overheating the floor and damaging sensitive natural floor finishes.
Is this system the sole source of heating or complementary to an existing system?
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