Klima specializes in electric underfloor heating systems and smart thermostats, offering energy-efficient climate control solutions for modern homes.
Klima is a prominent name in residential climate control, widely recognized for its electric underfloor heating systems and intuitive smart thermostats. Designed to provide consistent comfort and energy efficiency, Klima’s product range includes easy-to-install heating mats, foil mats, and advanced digital controllers like the C16WiFi. These devices often feature Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing users to manage home temperatures remotely via dedicated mobile applications such as the Warmme app.
Manufactured in association with MHGroup B.V. (Netherlands), Klima products are built to meet rigorous safety and performance standards. The brand’s thermostats come equipped with intelligent features like open window detection, frost protection, and specialized 'Slow Heating' modes for curing new floors. Whether for tiled bathrooms or wooden living areas, Klima provides reliable heating solutions tailored to diverse flooring requirements.
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Download the 'Warmme' app from the App Store or Google Play. Create an account, then on the thermostat, press and hold the Up and Down buttons simultaneously. In the app, click 'Add device' and follow the prompts to enter your WiFi password and complete the connection.
Slow Heating mode is designed for new floors. It slowly raises the floor temperature over a period of 20 days to prevent damage to the flooring material as it cures or acclimates.
E1 indicates a fault with the built-in Room sensor, while E2 indicates a fault with the external Floor sensor. Check sensor connections or consult a qualified electrician.
In the settings menu (often accessed by holding buttons or navigating to 'SET'), look for the Reset option (often labeled 09 or Factory Defaults). Select '01' or confirm the reset action to restore default parameters.
Yes, but the floor temperature must be limited. When setting up the thermostat, select the 'Wood' surface material option or manually limit the floor temperature to a maximum of 28°C to prevent damage.