Modular EPS Radiant Heating Panels
Compare the BE-16 and BEC-16 molded EPS panels for hydronic underfloor heating. Both combine a profiled insulation base with a HIPS film surface and interlocking edges to help position adjoining panels.
Compare Specifications
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| Description | BE-16 | BEC-16 |
|---|---|---|
| Thermal Conductivity at 10℃ | 0.029W/(m.k) | 0.032W/(m.k) |
| Heat Resistance | 0.8(m2.k)W | 1.1(m2.k)W |
| Compressive Strength | About 250KPA | About 250KPA |
| Applied Pipe Diameter | φ10mm | φ10mm |
| Total Thickness | 36mm | 30mm |
| Size(L*W)in mm | 1370mm*720mm | 1370mm*720mm |
| Thickness of Insulation Layer | 16mm | 10mm |
| Weight/M2 | 900g | 900g |
| Standard Package | 11.4M2 | 13.3M2 |
Separate BE-16 and BEC-16 in the Order
Order each model separately: BE-16 has a published 36 mm total height and 16 mm insulation layer, while BEC-16 lists 30 mm and 10 mm. Both pipe entries are 10 mm in the current table; do not infer 16 mm compatibility from the names. Confirm the current pipe-fit drawing and sample before approving the configuration.
State board counts and packing for each model, with usable coverage confirmed for the project. Compare the BE-20 modular panel when a different total height is being considered.
Request a BE-16 or BEC-16 quotation. Use the underfloor heating purchase checklist for a combined materials enquiry, and compare the EPS floor heating panel range for other specified configurations.
Choosing Between Panel Options
Review the total thickness and insulation layer of each model against the available floor build-up. Confirm pipe compatibility and the required installation detail before ordering; model names alone should not be used to select a pipe diameter.
Share the floor layout, selected panel model and quantity when requesting a quotation. For performance or compliance requirements, request documentation for the specified model.
Watch the EPS heating panel installation video.




