Ensto EFHFM160.8 [8/36] Installation

Ensto EFHFM160.8 [8/36] Installation
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INSTALLATION
Remove the old ooring, if necessary. Level uneven oor surfaces before installation. Spread primer on the
oor to ensure a proper adhesion of the heating mat and the new layer of concrete. Clean the oor carefully.
Carry out FinnMat installation according to the gures on pages 2 - 5:
1. Plan and draw the size and location of the heating mat. Carefully mark the positions of the connection
point at the “cold” end, the opposite end, and the sensors. Keep this drawing with your other electrical
drawings.
2. Drill an approx. 10 mm deep groove for the thermostat sensor tube. Alternatively, a exible plastic
tubing can be used, which is extended with sti plastic tubing to the junction box. The top surface of
the plastic tube should not be installed higher than the top surface of the cable. The curve in the tube
must be so gentle that the sensor can be replaced, if necessary (see also gure 4).
3. Ensure the sensor protective tube is sealed in a watertight manner using the cap provided.
4. The oor must be level and carefully cleaned from stones and other sharp objects which can damage
the heating cable. Roll out the heating mat with the adhesive side of the mat towards the oor. The
adhesive prevents the mat from moving during casting. Push the cold end of the cable into the exible
plastic tube. Extend this installation tubing to the junction box. The connector cable must not cross the
heating cable or touch it. Make sure, that the thermostat sensor is in the centre of a loop, and that the
sensor cable neither crosses nor touches the heating cable.
5. If you need to cut the heating mat, make sure not to damage the heating cable.
6. Floor drains, sinks etc. can be bypassed as shown in the drawing. If the cable is detached from the
mesh, the loose cable must be xed carefully to the oor for example with aluminum tape.
7. Measure the heating cable’s loop resistance (Rj) and insulation resistance (Re) before casting. Repeat
these measurements after casting. Enter the measurement results and other information in the mea-
surement table in this instruction.
8. Cover the heating mat with oor leveling compound for heated oors, making sure that the cable, the
cold cable connection and the sensor tube are covered entirely. Air gaps between the heating cable
and the leveling compound must have to be avoided. You can cover the dry leveling compound with
parquet, cork or plastic matting, or oor clinker.
9. Place the heating mat and make waterproong in wet areas (e.g. bathrooms) in accordance with gure
8. If you install the heating mat in a room where no waterproong is needed, ignore stages 6, 7 and
8. On the market there is available material in which the liquid elastic membrane for water insulation
7 and reinforcement fabric 8 are combined. In this case, one layer is sucient. The method shown in
gure 8 for achieving water insulation is based on the requirements of “Finnish Building Construction
Authorities“. Water insulation should be carried out according to the national standards.
1 = Concrete slab
2 = Primer
3 = Levelling compound
4 = FinnMat heating mat
5 = Floor levelling-compound for heated oors
6 = Primer
7 = Liquid elastic membrane for waterproong (if necessary)
8 = Reinforcement fabric
9 = Powder-based tile adhesive
10 = Ceramic tiles
10. Wiring diagram for FinnMat heating cable and thermostat. Connect to the system a thermostat, which
is equipped with a oor sensor and is suitable for controlling oor heating. Connect to the supply
circuit a fault current switch with a nominal operating current of max. 30 mA.

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