System with all components for the installation of a radiant heating system for a given area of pavement. The available options only differ according to the square meters of heated area needed. The set contains:
- Ditra-Heat-DUO-Ma decoupling film (sheet with thermal and acoustic insulation on the underside)
- Ditra-Heat-E-HK heating cable
- Temperature regulator with programmable touch screen.
- Two probes for temperature measurement. Both are installed and one is connected to the patch panel. If in the future the second one had to be connected, it would be done without having to do any work.
Specifications according to kit
Ditra-Heat-DUO-MA Sheet
Schlüter-DITRA-HEAT-DUO® is a polypropylene sheet with a nodule structure, the reverse of which is equipped with a special 2 mm thick non-woven fabric. The sheet is a universal support for ceramic coatings with the functions of decoupling, waterproofing, vapour pressure balance and also allows the installation of heating cables for heating floors and walls. The special non-woven fabric located on the back of the sheet acts as insulation against impact noise and as a thermal barrier, allowing faster heating of the ceramic coating on floors and walls.
Touch screen for temperature control
Schlüter-DITRA-HEAT-E-R® is a temperature controller with a touch screen, which allows the temperature control of floors and walls with Schlüter-DITRA-HEAT-E®. The device allows you to select the flooring temperature mode in combination with the ambient temperature. The thermal probe must be installed directly on the Schlüter-DITRA-HEAT® decoupling foil together with another backup thermal probe, which is included in the set.
Heating cable
It is an electric heating cable with a connection piece at one end, which is installed on the Schlüter-DITRA-HEAT® decoupling foil. Heating cables should not be cut. When choosing the heating cable, it must be taken into account that the heated area in m² of the board will not correspond to the real area of the room. To determine the area to be heated, unheated areas, such as perimeter areas, must be subtracted.
