UFH Installation Guide

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INSTALLATION GUIDE

Quality Electric Underfloor Heating

Important things to remember

Ensure the sub-floor is dust free, level and solid before laying the matting.

! Each system should be tested with a multi-

meter before it is unpacked to ensure it is in full working order. Complete the enclosed test results form as your customer will need it in order to complete the warranty application form on our website.

Apply primer if specified by the tile adhesive manufacturer’s guidelines. Lay Insulation board (p3)

! It is recommended that you draw a plan of your floor to show how the cable fits.

Attention! Do not cut or shorten the heating element

You can now begin to roll out the heating cables making sure to observe minimum cable spacing of 50mm

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! Multiple cables can be installed in one

room & must be connected in parallel.

! All tile adhesives and grout must be suitable for

The floor sensor can now be positioned half way between two runs of the heating cable (See diagram below). Ensure the sensor does not cross any heating cable and is placed approximately 40cm into the floor.

use with underfloor heating. Single part, flexible tile adhesive is recommended.

! Do not turn the system on until all primers, adhesives and grouts have fully cured. (Usually a minimum of 2 weeks)

! Cable should be secured to the floor using

To Thermostat

the tape provided in your Comfortzone kit.

CONSUMER UNIT (RCD)

FUSED SPUR OR 20A SWITCH

Use the adhesive tape to fasten the heating cables to the floor.

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Schematic Wiring Layout

THERMOSTAT

Thermostats are floor sensing so can be positioned anywhere within regulations. Cold tail connections are 3m long but can be shortened/extended if required.

www.comfortzone.co

HEATING CABLE CONNECTION

info@comfortzone.co

FLOOR TEMPERATURE SENSOR WIRE

E&OE


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