Tubing In Concrete Emitter

Low Temperature

Tubing In Concrete Emitter

Tubing in Concrete heats the concrete and objects in the room evenly and is a very cost effective, comfortable option for radiant heating.

Fluid Temperature Range

90 - 135° F

Area Coverage

Up to 6300 square feet

One of the easiest and most cost effecient ways to install hydronic radiant heat is to use the tubing in concrete method. The two different methods are Embedded Concrete and Pour Over.

With Embedded Concrete, you install a vapor barrier over the compacted fill, then place foam insulation. Use only oxygen barrier tubing and secure with staples. Concrete is poured over top and then you can place the flooring of your choice.

Pour Over can be installed over a subfloor and secured down before pouring over the cement. Then place the flooring of your choice.

Components of a Staple Up Emitter

Oxygen Barrier Tubing

Foam Insulation

Manifolds and Accessories

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COMPATIBLE BOILERS

When sizing boiler, Multiply 30 BTU/Sq. Ft. Hr. by total sq. ft. Example: 1200 Sq. Ft. x 30 BTU = 36,000. Your BTU requirements for 1200 Sq. Ft. would be 36,000 BTU, with good insulation quality.