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Floor Sensing Thermostat
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John1979
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I have a quick question regarding floor sensing stats.
We have used them for years in concrete with great success but I have recently been given a house plan where the upstairs will be using Heatlink's Dry Above system which is a version of warmboard. Would there be any sense in adding a floor sensing stat?
I know wood is an insulator and I am starting to wonder if it would be even less accurate that reading just the ambient air.
Any thought?
We have used them for years in concrete with great success but I have recently been given a house plan where the upstairs will be using Heatlink's Dry Above system which is a version of warmboard. Would there be any sense in adding a floor sensing stat?
I know wood is an insulator and I am starting to wonder if it would be even less accurate that reading just the ambient air.
Any thought?
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Of Course
You can. Do it all the time. You can get them where they are programmable, sense floor temp, air temp or a combination of both. Very common when you have radiant with Hydro Air as backup or the consumer is looking for just floor warming.."The bitter taste of a poor installation remains much longer than the sweet taste of the lowest price."0
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