Fenix 18260 ADSV — рекомендации по установке теплого пола и термоизоляции [7/20]

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 An insufficient thermal insulation layer below the heating system may cause significant

thermal loss (warmth moving downwards). Recommended thermal insulation is 70–80 mm of

extruded polystyrene or similar thermal insulation materials. In case of reconstruction, where

there is not space to install the thermal insulation to a sufficient depth on the existing tiles, and

the system is anticipated to be used only for a short intervals (up to 6 hours per day) to increase

convenience but not to heat the premises, we recommend installing F– board in a depth of 6

and 10 mm to accelerate the warming of the surface and to slightly reduce the thermal loss. F –

board is installed into the adhesive sealing cement shaped by the notched spreader and the

heating mat is placed directly onto its surface, F – board does not need to be penetrated.

 The cable may be placed neither under furnishings such as bathtubs, shower baths, toilet, etc.,

nor under furniture that does not allow air to circulate. The maximum thermal between the

heating part and the room may be R=0.15 m

K/W.

 The distance between the heating part of the cable and the wall should not be less than 50 mm.

 It is forbidden to cover the heating cable with construction foil or tape.

 Heating cables can be fixed to the base by tape only at isolated points and without air gaps.

 When putting the cable into operation, each layer must be fully set – see the instruction for use

and recommendation from the manufacturer of the materials.

 Materials used in finishing the floor surface (glue for tiles, carpet, parquets, etc.) must be

approved by their respective manufacturers for use on floors under thermal stress.

 Any manner of use different from those specified in this user guide should be consulted with

the manufacturer.

 Before installing a heating cable within a surface used for heating or other functions, it is

necessary to calculate the loop spacing. Divide the heated area (free area) in square metres by

the length of the cable in metres, and multiply the result by 100. The resulting number states

the loop spacing of the cables in centimetres.

 The presence of the heating cable must be made evident by the posting caution signs or

markings in the fuse box and be part of electrical documentation.

 The HD 3844-7-753; EN 50559 standards requirements must be met. El. installation must be

in accordance with national regulations.

 The heating cable can be installed in the bathroom even under zone 0 under the condition that

the connector and the end of the heating cable are installed outside this zone.

If part of a heating cable extends under zone 0, the heating cable must be connected via a

residual current device with a trip current of 10 mA.

 The user must be instructed by the supplier regarding the installation of floor heating. This fact

is stated on a label which comes with the product and must be glued into the switchboard: this

label also informs readers that the making of openings is prohibited, as is covering the floor

with furnishings or fittings without leaving at least a 4 cm gap between the floor and the

bottom surface.

Caution: Non UV protection –not to be used for outdoor application.