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Heating cable electric floor heating is to use the ground as a heat dissipation surface, transfer heat from the bottom to the top, so that the room heats up, and slowly increases the indoor temperature. Therefore, some users who want to install electric floor heating will worry about whether their own heat will be transferred to the downstairs during heating, so that their homes are not warm enough and consume electricity? Some people will think that there is floor heating upstairs, is it not necessary to install it in my house?

So, does heating cable underfloor heating really transfer heat downstairs?

In fact, this is not the case, as long as the installation of heating cable electric floor heating is carried out in accordance with the construction process, the heating cable and other materials are selected, and the heat will not penetrate out when used. When installing electric floor heating, a thermal insulation layer will be installed underneath to prevent heat penetration, plus a reflective film, and then a heating cable, so the heat will not be transmitted to the downstairs when the electric floor heating is turned on.

When the electric floor heating is running, the temperature does not need to be too high, and the temperature should be set within a reasonable range (16 20 is appropriate), which can not only save electricity but also make people feel more comfortable. In addition, in the process of using electric floor heating, do not turn it on and off from time to time, which not only can not save electricity, but also affect the heating effect of electric floor heating. It is recommended to use an intelligent control system, so that the room temperature can be automatically adjusted according to the change of time and the user's habits to achieve the effect of energy saving.

Electric floor heating is faster than water heating, and it will not be as hot as air conditioners and radiators, dizziness, odor and other discomforts, electric floor heating gives people a warm feeling like sunshine, no air flow, no hot feeling, you can set to control the indoor temperature you want at will, and keep it warm like spring.

Hello, no, if you want to install floor heating, then you need to make sure before laying tiles, and then find a special master to help you install floor heating and then lay tiles will not affect your heat.

You don't have to worry about these problems, now heating and heating have become very popular, so the technology is also quite developed, and it will not cause a lot of heat to dissipate downstairs.

This geothermal heat will not be so easy to dissipate heat downstairs, because this geothermal heat will use insulation materials underneath when laying, so you don't have to worry about this running heat, because geothermal heat is doing this, and I don't see anyone's heat running downstairs.

In order to prevent heat dissipation, materials such as heat insulation panels, heat insulation cotton, etc., can be considered, spread under the heat pipes.

Without insulation, heat dissipation is inevitable.

No, most of the heat will still be dissipated into your house, after all, the floor heating pipes are laid on the surface of your house, and the heat will still be in your house.

Now before the floor heating pipe pipe is laid, the ground will be insulated.

It's still going to be, but there's an insulation board and a reflective film underneath, so there's not much heat lost downward.

To understand this problem, we must first understand the structure of floor heating. It is to lay a layer of insulation layer indoors, and then lay a layer of anti-heat layer of Senming to lay water pipes from the beginning. Finally, there is the closure. Therefore, this air notice generally does not dissipate heat downward.

Underfloor heating does not lose heat downward. meeting, up to 30 heat.

No, there will be a heat shield underneath the underfloor heating to prevent heat loss.

Usually, the bottom layer of floor heating will be laid with a reflective film to return heat upward, so the heat lost downward is basically negligible.

Most of the heat energy is conducted upwards and very little heat energy is transferred downwards.

No, because your floor must have insulation... However, it cannot be ruled out that there will still be heat transfer.

Hehe, very little, the heat is dispersed to the heights, and the middle layer benefits each other.

I have a friend who doesn't pay his heating bill in the winter, and it's just as hot.