What is the maximum temperature for radiant panel heating in floors?

In radiant panel heating systems installed in floors, maintaining a safe and comfortable temperature is crucial to ensure the effectiveness of the system and the well-being of the occupants. The maximum temperature for radiant panel heating in floors is typically around 30°C. This temperature limit is set to prevent overheating and to ensure that the heat is evenly distributed without causing discomfort or risk of damage to flooring materials.

Keeping the temperature at or below this threshold also helps in controlling humidity levels in a space and reduces the risk of overheating and potentially adverse health effects associated with excessively high temperatures. Therefore, the choice of 30°C as the maximum temperature is aligned with safety and performance standards for radiant floor heating systems, ensuring the comfort and safety of building occupants.