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| General Accessories |
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Should the insulation be fixed to the floor?
| It is advisable to fix it with PVA adhesive. |
What thickness is the insulation?
6mm and 10mm sheets are available. |
Is it necessary to install insulation beneath underfloor heating?
Whilst it is not necessary it is highly advisable to prevent downward wastage of heat and thereby increase the efficiency of the system. |
Can a thermostat be used in a bathroom?
Yes, but the controller must be fitted outside the bathroom and the temperature controlled with a floor sensor within the bathroom. |
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| ECOFLOOR |
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What tile adhesive should be used?
| Proprietary adhesive with additional flexible additives or enhancers. |
What are the lead (cold tail) lengths?
| Approximately 4-5 metres. These can be cut or extended on site. To extend any normal domestic twin earthed cable can be used. 1.5mm sq will be sufficient as very little current is being carried. |
If a fault develops can it be repaired?
Providing the system has been laid correctly and tested in accordance with instructions, it is highly unlikely that a fault will develop. However, should a fault arise it can be locally detected with special test equipment and repaired on site. |
What is the minimum distance that the cable spacing can be?
It must never be closer than 50mm and the cable must never cross. |
How long does it take to heat up?
Floor tiles will become noticeably warmer after approximately 30 minutes and reach optimum temperature within 1 - 1½ hours. |
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| ECOMAT |
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Is there a limit on the number of elements that can be connected?
| The switching of a thermostat is 3500w (16 amps). However, an area can be split using more than one stat or the one stat can be protected via a contactor. |
Can the elements overlap?
| No, to do so could cause overheating and hot spots. |
Can the element be cut?
ECOMAT™ is available in standard lengths from 2.0m to 8.0m in 0.5m increments. These can be shortened by cutting along the marked cutting lines in accordance with instructions. |
Is it necessary to fit a thermostat?
Although the system can be controlled manually by switching on and off, the running costs will be higher as it will almost certainly be running when not required. We recommend that a thermostat be fitted – normally programmable – as this will make the system work efficiently and with the greatest degree of comfort. |
Is ECOMAT™ easy to install?
| With the help of the simple instructions included (or downloaded here) ECOMAT™ can be installed by a DIY enthusiast without problem. However, in accordance with current electrical regulations, a qualified electrician must make all electrical connections and check the system on completion. |
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| Cosyfloor |
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How are mulitple mats connected?
| The cold tails go back to the power supply point - this will normally be a thermostat. They cannot be connected together in series. |
What tile adhesive should be used?
| Proprietary adhesive with additional flexible additives or enhancers. |
What are the lead (cold tail) lengths?
| Approximately 4-5 metres. These can be cut or extended on site. To extend any normal domestic twin earthed cable can be used. 1.5mm sq will be sufficient as very little current is being carried. |
How long does it take to heat up?
| In normal circumstances, floor tiles will become slightly warm after approximately 30 minutes and reach optimum operating temperature within 1 - 1½ hours. |
Under what floor surfaces can Cosyfloor™ be installed?
| Tiling, limestone, marble, stone, carpet, etc. If installed beneath carpet, the cables should be covered with a layer of self levelling compound to guard against possible damage and to give a firm base on which to walk. Underlay suitable for electric underfloor heating must also be used. |
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Can Cosyfloor™ be cut?
| The matting can be cut to fit around fixed objects as described in the Fitting Instructions. The cables must never be cut as this will alter the resistance. However the non-heating cold tails can be cut or extended to the required length. |
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| demista bathroom cabinets |
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Can the cabinets be fitted anywhere in the bathroom?
| If fitted in Zone 1, i.e. over a bath or in a wet room low volt models must be specified. |
What is the finish of the cabinets?
| They are all semi gloss white paint. |
Do both the inside and outside mirrors demist?
| Yes. The heat from the demista™ Pad permeates the door. |
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| demista heated mirror pads |
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What thickness of mirror can be used?
| As glass is a good conductor of heat demista™ is suitable for use with any normal thickness of mirror. |
Can demista™ be used with a dimmer switch?
| This is not advisable as when turned down there would be insufficient power for demista™ to be fully effective. |
Can the mirror adhesive be applied across demista™?
What adhesive should be used to bond the mirror to the wall?
Can more than 1 demista™ be fitted to a mirror?
| Yes, within the limitations of the available power. They should then be fitted in parallel. |
Is a transformer required?
| Only with low volt models. |
Can demista™ be used with safety backed mirrors?
| Yes but the backing should be earthed as should all metal parts surrounding the mirror. |
Can demista™ be cut?
| No. This will damage the insulation rendering it dangerous. |
How much of the mirror should demista™ cover?
| This depends on what area is required to be clear. The area of the mirror that will remain steam free is the area of the demista™ Pad plus approximately 20%-30% area around it. |
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| Digital Door Viewer |
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Can it be used by a disabled person in a wheel chair?
The monitor can be fitted at a convenient low level whilst the camera remains at the normal “peep hole” height. See our gallery for pictures. |
Can the DDV be used in the dark?
| Yes. The innovative design allows full usage during night time hours. |
Can the DDV be fitted to any door?
| Yes, providing it has a minimum thickness of 25mm. |
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