Warmup® is proud to announce the addition of three more accreditations to its long list of safety approvals: CERTIF (Portugal), CSA (CA, USA) and BRANZ (New Zealand).  This now makes Warmup® floor heating systems the most accredited electric underfloor heating brand worldwide.

Attaining the relevant compliance certificates and accreditations for a company's products is paramount to not only gain confidence in it's supply chain but to gain credibility in the market as whole. In today's highly competitive global markets even the most innovative and advanced products can become "also ran" when they don't meet the standards set forth by a country's relevant accredited certification bodies.

To guarantee the highest safety standards, Warmup® underfloor heating systems carry internationally recognised safety marks including BEAB (EU*), Intertek ETL SEMKO (Sweden), VDE (Germany),  UL (Worldwide) , KEMA (Netherlands) , FIMKO (Findland), GS (Germany).

With highly regulated markets for electrical and electronic equipment, preparing and submitting products for testing by international product safety agencies can be a complex and time-consuming task. Warmup's focus on producing the safest, and most durable electric underfloor heating systems in the world has eased this process and lead to Warmup's advanced floor heating systems gaining more accreditations worldwide than any other electric underfloor heating brand, with heating solution for almost any floor surface.

The confidence gained from the achieving these internationally recognised standards and Warmup's own product confidence (In the UK Warmup® offer a lifetime warranty with our matting and loose wire floor heating systems ) have helped Warmup become the best-selling electric underfloor heating brand in the world.

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* EU countries include France, Germany, United Kingdom., Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Austria, Finland, Greece, Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia, and Slovakia.

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