The cycling mechanism of the Heated Anti-Fatigue Mat keeps the rubber surface consistently warm whilst using energy efficiently.
When the mat reaches its maximum temperature of 60°C, it switches into a cycle of heating and resting.
It heats from room temperature to 60°C in about 15-20 minutes using roughly 334 watts.
Once at 60°C, the mat alternates between a low-power phase – drawing about 13.5 watts for roughly one minute – and a high-power phase – drawing about 334 watts for around two minutes.
This smart cycling maintains a steady temperature with significantly reduced energy use, a feature independently verified by Green Futures Solutions (powered by the University of Exeter):