ThermoSlab® Cable
Electric In-Floor Heating for Concrete





- Easily fits any space with loose cable designed for concrete installation
- Provides between 12-18W/ft² of heat output depending on cable spacing
- Factory attached 20 ft. cold lead wire for a flexible connection to thermostat
- Systems compatible with 120/208/240 supply voltages
- Complete system includes heating cables, in-floor sensors, and wall-mounted thermostat
Will you be laying down fresh concrete slab for an indoor space? This is the perfect time to install a slab heating system! ThermoSlab cable adds value and comfort to your project while allowing for maximum installation flexibility. Enjoy the luxury of heated flooring in any space with concrete slab such as your garage, basement, or sunroom. Easily install any flooring type on your slab with an embedded electric heating system that provides gentle warmth throughout your home. Lower your heating costs by charging your slab with radiant heat during off-peak electricity pricing and enjoy steady heat throughout the day. Speak to our knowledgeable U.S. based technical support team to guide you from the initial planning stage through project completion.
Slab Heating Cable
Combine cables as needed to fit open walkable space, avoiding areas covered by cabinets, vanities or other permanent fixtures. The heating cable cannot be shortened, so avoid over-filling. Each cable will connect to the thermostat, so larger cables will reduce required connections. At 5" spacing on a sole thermostat, 120V cables cover up to 122 ft²; 240V cables cover up to 244 ft². DO NOT MIX VOLTAGES.Contact us for project assistance.
Item | Size | Power | Price | Qty |
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TS55-120 | 23 ft² 55' | 2.9A 348W | ||
TS85-120 | 35.5 ft² 85' | 4.3A 516W | ||
TS115-120 | 48 ft² 115' | 5.8A 696W | ||
TS145-120 | 60.5 ft² 145' | 7.3A 876W | ||
TS175-120 | 73 ft² 175' | 8.8A 1056W | ||
TS200-120 | 83.5 ft² 200' | 10.0A 1200W | ||
TS230-120 | 96 ft² 230' | 11.5A 1380W | ||
TS290-120 | 121 ft² 290' | 14.5A 1740W | ||
TS330-120 | 137.5 ft² 330' | 16.8A 2016W | ||
TS375-120 | 156.5 ft² 375' | 18.8A 2256W |
Thermostats & Critical Components
A floor heating thermostat is necessary to control your radiant heat system. Most of our floor heating thermostats are dual-voltage and include a 5ma GFCI, unlike models from online warehouse retailers. A thermostat is capable of a 15-amp load; adding a power module or relay will increase system load capacity. Each includes a floor sensor, but a backup is recommended. Select 1 thermostat for each zone desired. Contact an expert for guidance.






Avoid future replacement headaches (15'). Include 1 per thermostat.

2-Gang electrical box, conduit & connectors. Include 1 per thermostat.
Electrical Accessories

Monitor mats for faults during install

Verify resistance before/after install

Doubles the capacity of 1 thermostat
Tools & Kits

Save 15% over buying separately

Save 9% over buying separately

Plastic trowel prevents accidental cable nicks

Plastic trowel prevents accidental cable nicks

Protect the heat wires
How To Install ThermoSlab Heating Cable

This overview does not substitute for a full reading of the Installation Manual.
The below steps will take you from beginning to end simply, but please refer to the full Installation Guidelines or call us to go over a more detailed installation plan.
ThermoSlab Cable are an easy way to add heat to a concrete slab and is a great option for any basement, garage, or room addition. This system is most effective with tile, stone, or concrete flooring materials.
Before beginning your installation:
- Plan your order for area coverage and desired watt density
- Consider in your plan the need to stay 12 inches off from fixtures such as, but not limited to, drains, pipes, or electrical conduits.
- Measure the resistance of the heating cables before beginning installation, as well as at multiple points during installation.
1Make sure you have the right amount of material

- The cables should cover the entire floor space.
- Follow heating cable spacing from walls according to the manual.
- Heating elements should be in areas where you can walk, stand, or want to heat. See your manual for areas to avoid heating.
- Contact support if you have any questions prior to your installation.
2Prepare conduits and electrical boxes for installation later.

- Complete electrical rough-in
- This step may be done after cable is laid but is more difficult to do later as location of thermostat may change location of heating system.
3Begin laying out the heating cable. Ensure that the cable will set at least 2 inches below the surface of the concrete.

- Position the cable so that at least 12 inches of power lead wire will be embedded in the cement.
- Follow the cable spacing intended in the plan established before ordering.
- Many installers choose to attach ThermoSlab cable to the rebar or wire mesh, but cable strapping is another option.
4Install the sensors.

- Highly recommended to install a backup sensor.
- Position sensor evenly between 2 heating cables.
- Do not cross the heating cable.
5Pour the concrete

- Ensure that all persons involved in the pour take necessary care to not damage the cable with tools or machinery.
- Test the resistance of all cables while concrete is still wet.
6Wait until the concrete is fully cured before powering on the system.

- This is roughly a 30 day process, consult with the specifications of the concrete for a specific length of time.
ThermoSlab Cable Documents
ThermoSlab Cable FAQ
What is ThermoSlab?
Is this a safe product to put in my home or business? What about EMF?
Can I use ThermoSlab with my floor material?
How do I install ThermoSlab? How do the cables get connected?
Will this add height to my floor?
How deep does the concrete need to be for ThermoSlab?
What if I’m not pouring a full 2 inches of new concrete?
Can I combine more than one ThermoSlab cable to fit a space?
Can I cut or shorten the heating cable?
Can I shorten the lead wires?
What do I do with areas that are not heated?
Can ThermoSlab cable really stand up to pouring a new slab?
How many watts per square foot does ThermoSlab output?
How much will it cost to run this system?
How hot does ThermoSlab get?
How long will ThermoSlab last? How long is the warranty?
I’m still confused.
Features of ThermoSlab Cable:
- Factory-attached 20' lead wires
- UL Listed in the U.S. and Canada
- Zero EMF
- Floor heating adds comfort and property values
- Tough to withstand installation
- Smart when combined with a WiFi thermostat
- 10-year warranty against manufacturing defects
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