Danfoss ECheat 100S Guia De Instalacion página 5

Installation Guide
3 Installation guidelines
• It is not recommended to install thin
mats at temperatures below –5 °C.
• The subfloor construction must be se-
cure to avoid relative movement after
installation.
• Prepare the installation site properly by
removing sharp objects, dirt, etc.
• If walking on the elements is necessary
during installation and carefully purring
of screed, only use soft shoes.
• Be careful not to damage the thin mat
with sharp tools, shovel, bucket etc.
• Minimum distance between heating
cables; heating cable and conductive
parts; heating cable and other heating
sources such as hot water pipes and
chimneys, must be at least 50 mm.
• Heating cables may not touch or cross
themselves or other heating cables.
• Heating cable bending diameter must
be at least 6 times cable diameter.
• The thin mats are not to be installed on
irregular surfaces.
• The thin mat must be fully embedded in
screed (fine concrete).
• Do not lay thin mats under walls and
fixed obstacles.
4 Application overview
The thin mats listed below all are for floor
heating and comply with the EN/IEC
60335-1 standard + EN/IEC 60335-2-96.
5 Warranty
A 20 year full service warranty is valid for
Danfoss thin mats and cables.
The Danfoss warranty is granted to:
Address
Product
Laying out Date
& Signature
Connection Date
& Signature
Thin mats
• Do not place objects that will cause a
• The flooring must not have a thermal
• Keep thin mats clear of insulation
• Position the thin mat so that it is at least
• Thin mats must always be in good
• Always roll out thin mats with the heat-
• Ensure not to crease the thin mat.
• If additional securing is required hot
• When the thin mat reaches the area
• The thin mat and especially the con-
• ECheat 100S/150S
• ECcomfort 100T/ 150T
• ECmat 70T/100T/150T/200T
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Art. No.
Resistance [Ω]
Resistance [Ω]
VIEGH302
thermal block e.g. furniture, thick car-
pets, etc. Min. 6 cm air space is required.
insulation value of more than
R < 0.18 m² K/W corresponding to 1.8
Tog.
material, other heating sources and
expansion joints.
half the C-C distance from obstacles.
contact with the heat distributor (e.g.
concrete).
ing cables facing up.
melt glue, double adhesive tape or tile
glue can be used.
boundary, cut the liner/net and turn
the mat before rolling it back. Do not
cut the heating cable.
nection must be protected from stress
and strain.
Resistance [Ω]
Insulation [MΩ]
Insulation [MΩ]
EN
Stamp
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