Manual Underfloor Heating Thermostats 220V 16A, Electric Underfloor Heating Controller Mechanical Room Thermostat With Floor Sensor Probe 1pc XUEMEI Flush mount, this manual room thermostat is designed to provide automatic on/off control compatible with electric underfloor heating system and other electrical heating elements. Temperature control range: 5~40℃. Output: Max 16A. CE certified. Turn on the push button and then set the room temperature by turning the rotary knob. When built-in air sensor detects room temperature reaches the preset temperature, the thermostat will pause the heating automatically. Built-in sensor and 3m NTC external floor probe. The built-in sensor is used for room temperature detection, and the external probe is used for high floor temperature protection that ensures the maximum floor heating temperature does not exceed 50℃. LED indicator. This electric underfloor heating thermostat has an LED indicator. When the LED indicator is on, it indicates that it is heating. Specification: Power supply: AC230V 50/60Hz; Power consumption: 5W; Temperature limit range: 25~55℃; Degree of protection: IP20. Package: 1*thermostat, 1*3m floor sensor, 2*mounting screws, 1*English user manual. Energy saving and high performance Wall-mounted thermostat This thermostat compatible with underfloor heating is mounted on the surface of the wall indoors. This room thermostat has on/off push button and rotary knob. The rotary knob can help you control the temperature and control on/off of the output of the heating device. Specification 220~240VAC 16A 50/60Hz Temperature range: 5 ~ 40℃ Differential per.temp: 0.5℃ Simple Operation 1. I: on; O: off 2. Temperature set: Turn the knob to the value you want. 3. Indicator: LED turns on while heating Electronic Underfloor Heating This room thermostat is compatible with electronic floor heating and other electrical heating elements. Package 1*thermostat The thermostat should be mounted on the wall with free air circulation around it. The thermostat should not be affected by any other heat sources e.g. the sun, drafts from doors or windows or the temperature of the outer wall.