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= Underfloor Heating Electrical Wiring Reference = == Overview == Underfloor heating systems use zone controllers and actuators to regulate heating in individual rooms or areas. == Main Components == * Boiler (or heat source) * UFH control manifold with actuators * Zone controller * Room thermostats * Pump * Wiring centre / control box --- == System Operation == * Each room thermostat controls an actuator on the manifold. * When a zone calls for heat, actuators open. * Pump and boiler are triggered via control module. --- == Wiring Concept == * Thermostats send signal to zone controller * Zone controller activates actuators * Boiler and pump receive combined demand signal --- == Key Wiring Points == * Actuators may be 230V or 24V (must be confirmed) * Each zone must be correctly assigned * Pump and boiler interlock via controller output * Keep low voltage and mains voltage separated where required --- == Common Fault Areas == * Incorrect actuator voltage mismatch * One zone not heating (failed actuator) * Incorrect thermostat pairing * No pump operation on demand * Wiring centre misconfiguration * Airlock or hydraulic issues mistaken for electrical faults --- == Notes == * Always confirm actuator voltage before replacement. * UFH faults are often mixed electrical/hydraulic issues.
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