Installation
With revolutionary ThermoTile™, electric radiant floor heating is so simple-to-install, you can do it yourself*!
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Whether you'd like to enjoy radiant floor heating in your kitchen, bathrooms, family room or anywhere else, simply plan your installation and take these 4 simple steps.... |
1. On the room's sub floor, lay out ThermoTile.
Its flat, ultra-thin electric cable is factory-mounted on a heavy duty fiberglass mesh designed to lay flat for quick installation. You can easily cut & turn the mesh to fit the floor space or to go around obstacles. If you plan to use a thermostat for automatic control of your floor heating, be sure to place the sensor between the heating wires before laying the floor. Each ThermoTile mat has 10' lead wires coming from one end of the mat which needs to be connected to the thermostat. So, whether the mat is 5' or 80' long, there is no need to worry about where the mat ends. |
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2. Spread thinset mortar over the ThermoTile
or pour self-leveling cement. |
3. Lay the floor tile & apply grout.
Follow normal tile & grout instructions. |
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4. Make electrical connections
Connect all wires to the appropriate terminals on the thermostat. If using more then one mat, connect each mat in parallel to the thermostat. Although simple to do, an electrician is required by the NEC and UL.
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Line Cables
Delivers power from the
service panel to the
thermostat. |
Load Cables
Delivers power from the thermostat to the lead wires of each heating mat. |
Temperature Sensor
The floor sensor is connected to the terminals marked "Sensor." |
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Office Hours: M - F 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. CST
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