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Fused spur rating for electric underfloor heating

and a roll of A4 paper to print off the lecy
6.7 x 3.5 = 23.45
23.45 x 175 = 4.1kW
4.1kW / 240 = approx 17A

Depending, as Mike said, whether this is mat size or room area.

OP, is the FCU ('spur') warm?
Thanks everyone, that was the room size....the problem was the fuse was blown and casing burnt...checked with the builder who installed it and the fused spur should have been 20A, but the matting is slightly under the size I quoted making it just under 16A which works for the Stat (but not clearly for the switch).
 
Thanks everyone, that was the room size....the problem was the fuse was blown and casing burnt...checked with the builder who installed it and the fused spur should have been 20A, but the meeting is slightly under the size I quoted making it just under 16A which works for the Stat (but not clearly for the switch).

I think you need to get your builder to pay for an electrician to put this right. And point out to him what he has done wrong - I bet he's done this in other properties as well.
 
Is there any fixed furniture in the room now, if this furniture is on top of the mat this would cause localised heating and lead to a short circuit and blowing of the FCU, lots of variables that can not be ascertained from your posts.

What is the room used for?
 
What’s the manufacturer rating on the stat / controls for the ufh
 

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