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DEVIreg Touch screen programmable thermostat with design frame, DEVImat intelligent thermostat

Model No. 140F1064 by: DEVI (Danfoss)
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The DEVIreg Touch Screen Programmable Thermostat offers hassle-free heating control with a super sleek design for discreet installation. It is the first ever thermostat to have touchscreen capability and features a forward-thinking ‘click-fit’ design, with the DEVIreg Touch providing a flexible solution for almost any electric floor heating solution.

Note: as with every thermostat, this Danfoss DEVIreg thermostat comes with a floor sensor, which can be used with it; it also works with other sensors (see the PDF files below). 

A crucial feature is in its remarkable ease of compatibility: it can combine with any existing system, providing a clever yet simple upgrade with its advanced energy saving features which cut heating bills without any exhaustive effort effort. This thermostat is a true ‘Internet of Things’  (IOT) device: you can use it to set up, control and program the settings for other products in the DEVI range, such as the DEVImat underfloor heating map. 

With its intuitive design, DEVIreg Touch features a fully flexible timer with a 15 minute time setting accuracy. With its sleek outside panel designed to look like a frame, it is very easy on the eye. With the addition of touchscreen capability, timer settings can be copied from one day to another or adjusted to suit your individual lifestyle, all done with a simple touch on its compact 2 inch screen.

Please note: this item is non-returnable; due to the fact that it has an electronic component, we cannot take this item back for a refund.

DEVIreg Touch Thermostat - Installer features

  • Intuitive programming interface
  • Compatible with several electrical frames
  • Setup according to room and floor type (wooden floor safe)
  • Optional setup via code for multiple installations
  • Support several NTC sensors
  • Patented read-out and read-in of setup code for long distance web support
  • Web based automated warranty replacement procedure
  • Patented compatibility with both single and multiple frames

DEVIreg Touch - End user features

  • Fully flexible and intuitive programmer
  • 2” touch display in modern discreet design
  • Shortcut button for frost protection, disable timer, away, and off mode
  • Stop energy waste by: Low stand-by power consumption, Open window detection, Consumption meter, 3rd generation forecast function with optimum start up and shut down
  • Sensor failure monitor
  • Standard compliance
  • EN 60730 certified by SEMKO

DEVIreg 140F1064 Thermostat - Technical Specs

  • Operation voltage: 220-240V 50/60Hz
  • Standby power consumption: < 400 mW
  • Relay:
    # Resistive load: 16 A/3680 W @ 230V
    # Inductive load: Cos F = 0,3 max. 1 A
  • Sensing unit: DEVI, NTC 15 kOhm at 25°C; Low voltage, galvanic separated from power supply; Compatible with foreign sensors
  • Sensing values:
    # 0°C - 42 kOhm
    # 20°C - 18 kOhm
    # 50°C - 6 kOhm
  • Regulation: PWM – Pulse Wide Modulation
  • Ambient temperature: +5 to +30°C
  • Floor temperature limit: Max. +20 to +35°C (+45°C), Min +10 to +35°C (+45°C)
  • Frost protection: +5°C (+5 to +9°C)
  • Temperature range: 5–35°C (room) or 5–45°C (floor)
  • Lowering in economy: periods 0° to +30°C
  • Storage temperature: -20° to +65°C
  • Battery backup Settings: Forever, Time, date, consumption meter: 24 hours
  • IP rating: IP21 rated thermostat
  • Dimensions (H/W/D) 2-part touch safe construction:
    # Assembled (Design Frame) 85 mm × 85 mm × 44 mm
    # Top part 67 mm × 67 mm × 22 mm
    # Bottom part 67 mm × 67 mm × 22 mm (from wall surface)
  • Do not install floor heating systems without a floor sensor when the heating element is installed on or beneath wooden surfaces and other surfaces sensitive to temperature.

DEVIreg Touch Screen White Thermostat - Installation Guide

  • Note that when the thermostat is used to control floor heating elements in connection to a wooden flooring or similar material, a floor sensor must always be used (included here). The maximum room temperature should never be set above 35 degrees. The installation must be completed to local regulations and standards. It should never be placed in ‘wet zones’, and must be installed outside bathroom zone 2. The thermostat should not be placed on the inner side of a poorly insulated exterior wall, and should always be placed at least 50 cm from windows and doors, due to draft. Do not expose the thermostat to direct sunlight.
  • Place the floor sensor in a conduit in an appropriate place, where it is not exposed to sunlight or draft from door openings. It should be equally distant from the two heating cables by at least 2 cm. Route the conduit to the connection box and ensure the bending radius of the conduit is a minimum of 50 mm.
  • Open the thermostat (make sure not to press on the display screen when removing the front). Press your fingers under the side of the front part and pull towards you. Connect the thermostat according to the attached diagram. The screen of the heating cable must be connected to the earth conductor of the power supply cable by using a separate connector. Install the floor sensor in a conduit in the floor. Mount and reassemble the thermostat: Fasten the thermostat to a socket or exterior wall box by driving the screws through the holes in each side of the thermostat. Place the frame back on and click the display module back into place.
  • Typical areas for installation: Any interior wall that is most convenient and within easy reach.  Areas to be avoided include those exposed to direct sunlight, air vents, your kitchen, hallways, windows and doors.

Model: Danfoss 140F1064, DEVIreg Touch, touchscreen thermostat with a design frame

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Does Your Home Need a Smart Thermostat?

When it comes to managing your home’s heating, making sure you’re using the right thermostat is vital for staying on top of the cold and keeping that energy bill as manageable as possible. That’s why it’s worth asking the question, does your home need an intelligent smart thermostat?What is An Intelligent or Smart Thermostat?The terms intelligent or smart (used interchangeably) thermostat describe a way of remotely controlling your home's heating system through your smartphone, tablet, computer, or voice assistant. Essentially, intelligent thermostats utilise your home’s internet to link up your boiler and even an underfloor heating system, allowing you to control and configure the heating environment in your home to best meet your needs.Intelligent thermostats aren’t just dials for your heating either, they’re much more than that. Making use of advanced algorithms, sensors, and other features, they really earn the word “smart”. Smart thermostats are perfect for setting radiators around the home to turn on at different times, maximising the efficiency of your heating system. Say you wanted your underfloor heating in the bathroom to be on first thing in the morning when those tiles are at their most bitingly cold, that would be easy to set up. When it comes to really dialing in your home’s efficiency and convenience, smart thermostats are the way to go.How Does an Intelligent Thermostat Work?Essentially, smart thermostats are a deceptively simple concept. By linking your home’s heating system to your internet connection, you’re able to access all the intricacies of setting up your home’s temperature, central heating schedule, and a bunch of other features, no matter where you and your device are.Not only this, but through algorithms, AI and machine learning, your smart thermostat can optimise efficiency, saving you money and making sure your home is toasty warm, exactly when you need it to be (and not wasting money when you don’t). It does this by working predictively to provide you with the best approach and schedule for your home and needs.Is a Smart Thermostat Right for Your Home?Gone are the days of having to tinker and play around with the confusing settings on your boiler. You won’t be worrying whether you set the heating to come on at the right time or temperature levels anymore. With energy prices skyrocketing in the UK, it’s vital that we’re making the absolute most of all potential conveniences and improving our home’s energy efficiency.If you’re someone who’s ever been frustrated tinkering with the settings on your boiler, or if you just want maximum heating convenience whilst being “on the go”, your home needs an intelligent thermostat. Let’s face it, everyone wants to save on their heating bill this winter, so it goes without saying that if you’re wanting to cut those bills down, a smart thermostat may be the way to go.The Pros of Intelligent Thermostats  There are a lot of obvious benefits to getting a smart thermostat installed in your home, and the only major con might be the cost, which has dropped substantially in recent years. In terms of savings and convenience, the benefits really speak for themselves. That’s not even mentioning how great smart thermostats can look. You probably never thought your heating control panel could be an attractive part of your décor, right?Ease of InstallationYou wouldn’t be remiss for worrying that the installation could be lengthy or messy, given the huge benefits, however, installation of smart thermostats can be extremely quick and easy. Many top models boast full compatibility with other smart systems, making installation fast and straightforward.Complete User FriendlinessUser convenience, intuitive design and complete user-friendliness make intelligent thermostats a solid way to go when it comes to making sure that your heating system is working for you this winter and throughout the year in general. The smart thermostat is particularly useful to someone with a busy working schedule or frequently on the go, someone who doesn't have time to dabble over a thermostat when they get back.Powerful Features in a Convenient PackageIt’s not just about how simple it is to set the heating at home. You can remotely programme, manage and monitor your intelligent smart thermostat from anywhere on your mobile device connected to the internet so that it can calculate the perfect schedule and use of your heating system. That’s a powerful raft of features in a simple, accessible format that anyone can use.Predictive AI-powered algorithms to boost your home’s efficiencySmart learning technology creates a heating system that adapts to your needsGeolocation, helps your system adapt to local differencesMulti-zone heating control across your home.Save Money This WinterOne of the biggest features of the right intelligent thermostat is how much money it could stand to save you throughout the year, compared to traditional heating systems. With estimates of how much you could save wavering between 8% and 30%, according to a range of sources, the real factor is how much you’re using your smart thermostat. If you treat it like a traditional control system, you won’t reap the benefits, but if you use everything it has to offer, you can expect to make big savings. Simply making sure your heating isn’t on when nobody is home can be massively cost-saving, and that’s not even looking at all the scheduling options for making your home’s heating as efficient as possible.Feeling Chilly? Tell Your Radiator to Turn OnThe ultimate in convenience, no, don’t get up. Just tell your Alexa or Google Home device to turn the heating up in the room you’re in. Through integration with voice assistants and multi-zone features, you can literally instruct your central heating to just heat the one room you’re in. Compared to turning up the temperature of the entire house, this is going to be a big energy saver, as well as a time saver.Thinking About Getting a Smart Thermostat?In terms of pricing, there is a wide range of options out there, with many options sitting around the £100 mark, but powerful alternatives are available starting at around £75. Most offerings come with great guarantees, leaving you safe in the knowledge that your heating is in good hands no matter what happens. You can spend a lot more on your smart thermostat too, as with most things, but for most UK homes, that’s not really necessary. Many UK customers found that upgrading their heating system resulted in energy bill savings, as well as a more convenient, intuitive system, with many reviews attesting.

How DEVImat Electrical Underfloor Heating Warms up Homes and Shops (showcases)

The pioneering DEVI has an illustrious history in electric underfloor heating - being the first company of its kind - established in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1942. They became the leading electrical heating manufacturer in the market, and are now considered the best within the industry. Accordingly, they have a loyal customer base that is always growing - perhaps finding the 20 year full warranty (on certain purchases such as the DEVImat) with the 'DEVIwarranty' to be the the icing on the cake. So this winter,  there's only one company to turn to when the question of underfloor heating arises. DEVI can provide you with an outstanding range of DEVImats of all sizes for your convenience, plus DEVIreg thermostats that offer hassle-free heating control. The combination of these two DEVI products is a match made in heaven, as outlined in this article here. If you need more convincing, we will dazzle you with select showcases of some of DEVI's most distinguished success stories - from apartments in the UK to Middle Eastern cold stores.Case study 1: Cambridge Marque Residential buildings When first introduced in 2015, Cambridge's Marque residential buildings were touted as representing a 'iconic addition to an old city'. At 2697 square feet, it is easily the tallest residential building in the eminent city and boasts a luxurious layout. There are plenty of life-enhancing facilities on offer, such as secure underground parking, residents-only gym, a private garden plus a 24 hour concierge service. Naturally, the next deluxe addition for the project was some wonderful underfloor bathroom heating for the Marque's residents: and DEVI were first on the list for the job. The products were all quickly installed with minimal issues and complications by the DEVI UK team.  The Marque's Head of Electric Center said of the job DEVI had implemented: DEVI managed to get a large quantity of mats on the site at short notice... DEVI has been extremely helpful and thorough in assisting me throughout the project. Our contractor... has been very pleased with the quality and ease of installing the DEVIcomfort and Thermostat. Case Study 2: The Energy Plus House in Denmark Solar panels powering and heating a house during the freezing cold winter months in Scandinavia, where the sun never shines? Sounds a tricky proposition. Well, the Energy+ House in Norway has gone some distance to achieving this goal, even managing to produce more heat than it receives. It does this with the help of - you guessed it - DEVImat electric underfloor heating and a ventilation system with heat recovery. The combined heating and ventilation system are controlled via a single panel and is able to run maintenance free. What's more is that the Energy+ house requires no special structures and is apparently replicable in all types of buildings. The Energy+ House massively benefits from the DEVILink system, a two way communication system that can all be easily controlled from an optimally placed colour touch screen. The system provides complete floor heat control combined with room sensors to afford occupants with the highest levels of comfort. This results in substantial energy savings due to the individually adjusted periods of temperature lowering - a key factor for achieving a healthy and comfortable climate in modern homes. Case study 3: DEVImat Underfloor Heating in a Panda Store in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia One of the Middle East's largest cold stores, a 'Panda' store in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has been outfitted with DEVI complete protection system. This was quite an undertaking, as temperatures can drop to -30 degrees Celsius across this vast expanse of retail area, and inadequate heating could lead to the loss of huge amounts of frost-exposed produce. The total size of the project is 8,000 m2 and the total installed power consumption is approximately 160kW. It was completed without a hitch and a representative of Danfoss Dubai stated, regarding the unqualified success of the undertaking, that: We are glad that DEVI was chosen as the reliable partner for the construction of the biggest Middle Eastern cold store... we strongly believe that DEVI meets all expectations and demands required by such large construction projects So is DEVImat definitely the antidote for freezing floors this crispy Christmas season? The three case studies given in this article were a few among many. DEVI has consistently proven itself to be reliable and the most sought after electrical heating specialists on the globe. But are they are good fit for your home? The answer is quite simply, yes. We here at Sparks can offer DEVImats, DEVIcomforts and DEVIregs  at extremely affordable prices, with easy installation (as demonstrated in this article here), and excellent communication between DEVI products across any type of building. A short video guide for DEVI underfloor installation:  DEVI aim their products at members of the general public above anyone else, even with the grand-scale projects exampled in this article, and should be your first port of call for underfloor heating this Christmas!

What is a Smart Thermostat and Why Now is the Right Time to Invest in One

The advent of smart technology in the 21st century has benefited us in all walks of life; from voice-controlled smartphones obeying our every order to Fitbits tracking our health levels, smart technology is revolutionising how we live. The latest trend you should be turning to is smart thermostats, for the simple reason they can save you some serious money on your electricity bills. What is a Smart Thermostat? A conventional room thermostat allows the temperature in your home to be changed manually, via a dial or control panel. Meanwhile, smart thermostat will allow for a more effective, user-friendly and accessible way to control your home's heating. Many smart thermostats utilise the 'Internet of Things' (IoT) which offers internet connectivity for remote management, programming, and monitoring. This is especially useful for a variety of features, such as the ability to notify the thermostat when the owner is on the way home so it can adjust the temperature accordingly. Benefits of a smart thermostat The smart thermostat is particularly useful to someone who is working or frequently on the go, one who doesn't have time to dabble over a thermostat when they get back. A smart thermostat won’t save money in the short run, unless the temperature varies wildly from morning to evening, but it will pay off in the long run if the house can be heated or cooled efficiently. As your smartphone receives reports about the usage and situation of the smart thermostat, you can utilise these to better understand your own heating and cooling usage. This in turn enables you to adjust its behaviour and preferences, which could save money, while maintaining the house at a comfortable temperature. The exact amount a thermostat may save you is obviously dependent on various factors: the type of thermostat, the insulation of your property and how you take advantage of its features. However, many studies claim a smart thermostat will manage to pay for itself within a year. According to some studies, smart thermostats may save your energy bills ranging from 31-37%, which may amount up to £130 per year! Features and uses of smart thermostats What's even better is that smart thermostats are becoming increasingly affordable. A top-of-the-line Danfoss Devireg Smart thermostat will set you back a little over £100, down from its initial list pricing of over double that price, while the less expensive one is just over £50 + VAT (see the DEVIreg Touch Screen). The Devireg is an intelligent electronic timer thermostat with Wi-Fi connectivity and App control. It truly makes use of the IoT, allowing you to wirelessly control your electrical heating via your smartphone - either via an Android phone or an iPhone. For instance, on a chilly winter morning, you can wake up and even manage the temperature of your underfloor heating as you get ready for the day. And when you take a shower and it is under 5 degrees Celsius outside, it is so comfortable to step out of the shower and feel the warm floors under your feet... A smart thermostat works with all the heating elements in the house - which can be remotely controlled, and it allows you to make sure the house is warm enough when people are around, and also that the heat is not ON when no one is at home. The smart thermostat features are bound to save you money on electricity bills. For instance, it has an open window detector and an energy-saving program which includes an optimum start/end control that ensures the desired temperature is reached at the correct time, therefore reducing heating costs. We here at Sparks sell a variety of Deviregs, and they come highly recommended if you wish to delve into the smart thermostat market.Who would Use a Smart Thermostat? The tech-savvy Smart thermostats are sure to suit certain people more than others. The tech-savvy smartphone or computer users amongst us will likely benefit from the smart thermostat, as they can and will easily check how much their heating is costing them. Those on a regular routine Those with a regular routine will likely profit from a smart thermostat, as many of them will learn your routine and ensure it is warm exactly when it needs to be. As stated earlier, those on the move will be grateful to return home to find themselves in a welcoming house warming itself just in time for their arrival. Businesses Businesses are in the practice of saving money where they can, so of course, they have turned their attention to smart thermostats. According to some studies, such IoT-enabled thermostats can make workplaces vastly more energy-efficient. As an employer, you can inform the device of the standard working hours of your employees. This will allow the smart thermostat to heat up or cool down the office to a comfortable and productive temperature before your employees arrive and cut costs on any wasted energy it might have consumed after they left. What's more is that you can programme smart thermostats to adjust to certain seasons or conditions, from excessive humidity to wintry chills. Given the option, some smart thermostats will consistently attempt to lower the temperature by a degree or two. This may not be enough for you or your staff to notice, but could save you hundreds on your energy bills each year. So, with the smart thermostats looking 'future-proof' by all accounts, the main question you have to ask yourself is why not invest in one right now?

Debunking the most Common 6 Myths on Electrical Floor Heating Installation

Floor heating has been known and loved by many for a very long time now. Even ancient Romans liked this simple comfort and used circulating warm water under their marble floors in order to have warm floors. Nowadays the electrical floor heating solutions provided by DEVI are not only comfortable but also energy-efficient with a huge focus on environmental friendliness. However, we often hear a lot of myths about floor heating, and many of them concern installation. Let’s dispel the most common six myths about electrical heating installation. Myth 1: Electrical floor heating is complicated to install. Not true. Heating mats are a solution that can easily be mounted whether it is on new or old sub-floors. The installation time will be the same, regardless of the type of flooring under which the system is installed. Also, the heating cables offered by DEVI are easy to install especially when the newly designed DEVI Turntable is used. Installers proved that using the DEVI Turntable makes the installation of the DEVIflex or DEVIsafe cables much faster and easier. Myth 2: Floor heating can only be used in bathrooms Wrong! Electric floor heating can be used in all types of rooms such as bedrooms, kitchens, and hallways. Nowadays, thanks to modern thermostats (such as the DEVIreg Touch), floor heating is often used as a reliable and energy-efficient solution of choice for all types of buildings (including low-energy houses). You can easily install electrical floor heating in newly built houses as well as existing ones during renovation. The DEVI floor heating is often preferred and installed in residential, apartment blocks, renovated buildings, and public buildings. Myth 3: Electric floor heating can only be installed under terracotta Wrong again. Floor heating can be installed under lots of different types of flooring. DEVI electrical heating solutions do not take up any space, which allows designing a space in each room as you please. You can install the DEVImats under any wooden floors, concrete floors, or even laminate floors. Myth 4: A fault means that you have to rip up the whole floor Not quite. The DEVI heating cables have a very long lifetime; they come with a 20-year warranty. But in case of any misfortune, there is no need to rip up the whole floor. The problem can be pinpointed to a few centimeters of accuracy so that only one or two tiles (for example) have to be removed to make a repair possible. Nevertheless, if this needs to be done, in the case of a rare fault, the DEVI warranty of 20 years covers full floor repair. Myth 5: Using electrical heating is the most environmentally unfriendly way of heating Not true. An electrically heated house with electric floor heating and solar cells fulfills the requirements of the EU Building Performance Directive. The electrical house is cost-competitive since it needs no other energy sources apart from electricity and fresh water. This is why nowadays electric heating is the solution of choice for low-energy houses. Regarding the fact that the EU expects that 65% of electricity production will come from solar cells, wind, and nuclear energy in 2020, electrical heating is clearly the preferable choice. Improving the energy performance of buildings is a particularly critical step in reducing the EU’s carbon footprint. Myth 6: Using electrical heating for outdoor heating is a high-cost solution Not really. For example, the DEVI outdoor heating systems are equipped with energy-efficient and cost-reducing, advanced intelligent thermostats that automatically regulate the system based on the actual temperature and humidity conditions. In cold but dry weather, the system remains inactive, saving energy and costs. When the weather is cold and wet, the system is automatically activated, quickly melting snow and preventing the build-up of ice. Nevertheless, you always have the option to manually control the system via the thermostat. An outdoor heating system from DEVI is quick to install, easy to control and inexpensive to operate. The desired snow and ice prevention effect can be fully achieved by installing cables only in those areas that are most susceptible to major build-ups of snow and ice, for example where buildings meet each other, around exposed downpipes or at points where the most melt water is channeled. You can purchase DEVI underfloor heating from Sparks Electrical Wholesalers either via our showroom in North London or online at the Underfloor Heating Systems section.

Top 5 Touch Devices and Fittings at Sparks that Can Make Your Life Easier

Everything is touch screen now, from the mobile phone (pardon me, the smart phone) to the tablet (a mini-laptop for sure) and to the laptop. Buttons just won't do it anymore: we need complete control over the screen with multiple options and choices.... And this is true also with the electrical items around the house, including those sold at Sparks and Lights. Did you know that you can have: a touch-activated wall lamp or table lamp? a touch-screen thermostat? a touch-activated dimmer switch? a touch or remote controlled switch? a touch door entry control system? Yes, you can! We sat down and chose some of the best touch-activated devices / fittings we can offer you at this moment in time (who knows, in 2-3 months things may be different) and we came up with five touch devices at Sparks and Lights that will definitely make your life easier. 1. Touch ON/OFF Wall Light AX0331 Carolina wall lamp in a stylish polished chrome comes not only with a cool conical shade but also with an on/off touch dimmer switch! You want to turn the light on? Touch the lamp. Brighter? Touch again. You get the point. Cool sconce for wall lighting. 2. Touch Screen Thermostat With the Danfoss 140F1064 DEVIreg touchscreen programmable thermostat you get an intelligent thermostat that allows you to schedule, program, set up, and even remotely control and check the heat in your room. It successfully works both with the underfloor heating system and with the other heating elements in your room (more here). 3. Touch ON/OFF Table Lamp Eglo makes the 88366 Halva Table Lamp with a touch on/off switch - great for those who like to read in the evening or study at their desk. And if you're looking for an office table lamp in an aluminium finish, you may find that this touch on/off desk lamp may be just what you need. Limited stock available. 4. Touch Activated Time Lag Switch The CP Electronics made KH2 Time Lag Switch is fully touch-activated and it even has a "TOUCH" indication in the middle. It is ideal for venues and situations where you need to turn on the lights only for a set amount of time (between 10s and 20mins, can be adjusted as needed). 5. Touch and Remote Control Dimmer Switch Some of the best dimmer switches with touch and remote control activation are made by Varilight. JDSI401S is part of the Varilight V-Pro Eclique range and is a single master dimmer switch 400W, touch or remote control activated, coming in a flat screwless plate in brushed steel. Did we mention it has a blue LED light around its tactile touch button? As the technology evolves and as the light fittings and electrical devices are being further developed, there will definitely be more touch-activated electrical items out there. For now, enjoy the benefits of these four and let them make your life easier (just as your cool smartphone does). PS. If you want to purchase or see more details about the above items, select the bold codes above and search for them at sparksdirect.co.uk

Why You Don't Need Underfloor Heating (and Why You Actually Need It!)

The other day we were reading an article where the writer was was answering a reader's question concerning underfloor heating. Though we are in April, winter is still here, and the cold weather outside persists. We all know that no matter how warm is it at home - with the central heating, the wall heater, etc - as soon as someone opens the door or the window, the whole heat goes away! As long as you have cold floors, it's not so easy to have a lasting warm atmosphere at home. Why You Don't Need Underfloor Heating You don't need underfloor heating if you love the cold weather both outside and inside the house. If you prefer to spend a lot of money on heating - either convector or storage heaters - then underfloor heating is not for you. Why disturb the cold atmosphere at home so that you may create warm air all-year-round no matter what weather you have outside? Why You Need Underfloor Heating If you want to feel comfortable at home, if you prefer not to wear thick socks and thick trousers inside your own home, then underfloor heating is for you. If you are OK with investing a little in the beginning and then benefiting from warm floors during the cold months of autumn, winter, and spring, then underfloor heating is what you need. If you are into DIY and you would like to improve your lifestyle, having no more worries about your electricity bill which can be affected by your heating elements in the house, then the underfloor heating solutions from Sparks Direct are what you need.What's so Special about the Underfloor Heating? Let's take the DEVI underfloor heating, for instance. They supply heating mats which can be installed under wooden floors, under concrete floors, and under laminate floors. They come complete with the instructions to do-it-yourself, and Sparks Electrical can advise you on the project for heating the floors in your whole house. And if you love gadgets, you can install their latest DEVIreg Touch Thermostat which can be set up and re-set as needed. Oh, did we mention you can change the settings via the internet or the smartphone? The DEVI underfloor heating solutions are really something good for the future, and the initial investment will definitely be covered and even forgotten as you enjoy lower electricity bills with all the warmth you ever dreamed of... Pictures credit: the first inspired from the Telegraph's, Should I Get Underfloor Heating? and the second from the DEVI amazing pictures. You can read more about underfloor heating solutions here and here.

Video Introducing DEVIreg Touch Thermostat: Intelligent and Effective!

Last year we were introducing the DEVIreg Touch screen intelligent thermostat, of which we once said that it is "possibly the best underfloor heating system if matched together with DEVImat". Some of our readers and customers took our advice and gave the gift of toasty feet this past Christmas with the DEVI underfloor heating system. For a further education on what the DEVIreg Touch thermostat can do, the people at Danfoss have put together a video with several cool features. DEVIreg Touch Thermostat Video Intro You can check out how this thermostat works - very similar to how all the touchscreen smartphones operate.. Here are some of the most appraised features of the Danfoss DEVIreg Touch screen thermostat, an innovation in the home automation and remote control for heating at home. DEVI Intelligent Solutions with Lasting Effect. Digital touch screen thermostat with all the setup functions available at the touch of the screen! Touchdown on the easiest to use floor heating controller! There are no call backs with DEVIreg Touch thermostat! You can correctly and properly set up the thermostat in 30 seconds. The timer can be customized according to the need in 30 seconds. Fit the DEVIreg Touch into any frame system! Troubleshooting: from 1000km away, over the internet, you can troubleshoot the thermostat. Change the set up and timer in the thermostat by code. The DEVIreg Touch thermostat will help you stop wasting energy when you are away - you can set up the away time, and it will make sure no energy is wasted! You can install the DEVIreg Touch Android app to remotely control your underfloor heating system! Smart. Easy. Reliable. Stay in touch with your thermostat via the iPhone and mobile app or via internet. You can purchase this innovative and intelligent touch screen thermostat via Sparks Electrical - either come in our showroom in Archway or visit the Underfloor Heating section on our website.

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