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1. Preparing the base

Before you start installing the product, 

please ensure that the floor is: 

• permanently inflexible

• dry

• flat and regular

• dust- and fat-free

• free from any sharp objects

Use a powerful vacuum cleaner to re-

move all dust from the floor.

2. Designing the layout

Draw a floor plan of the room and 

determine the most logical location for 

the control system and the position of 

the floor heating elements. Consider the 

placement of the wall outlet to get the 

most convenient access and make sure 

the necessary power supply is available 

(See next chapter 3 for Calculation of 

available power supply).

The output cord from the control system 

will go into the right side of the heating 

element, so you should start laying the 

first heat element on the right side of 

the floor and work towards the left side. 

Remember to keep at least 70 mm of 

free space between the skirting/wall and 

the first heating element for the plug-in 

connection between the floor heating 

element and the control system. Use the 

filler material to fill this space afterwards. 

Sample calculations are provided below 

to help you work out how many Devidry™ 

floor heating elements are required. All 

Devidry™ floor heating elements are one 

metre wide and the standard length var-

ies from one to five metres. Reduce the 

length of the elements to the required 

size as shown in the table. 

Summary of Contents for Devidry

Page 1: ...Installation instruction Devidry Click Plug Floor Heating INT...

Page 2: ...of experience We are confident that you will be satis fied with your new system DEVI brings you optimum comfort with the luxury and comfort of a warm floor as well as a pleasant room temperature Floo...

Page 3: ...Only 55 W m2 Concrete floor constructions 55 W m2 or 100 W m2 Flooring Devidry Wooden floor construction Flooring Devidry Concrete floor construction The Devidry floor heating system can be used unde...

Page 4: ...ement Devidry FM Devidry End Stop Product overview The Devidry Kit consists of the Devidry C controller the Devidry CD current device the Devidry Connec tion Tool and aluminium tape to fasten the floo...

Page 5: ...5 08090471 01 INT Devidry X Devidry Tape Devidry Protection Cap...

Page 6: ...5 Devidry Element Devidry Kit 55 Devidry Kit or Devidry 100 Devidry Element Devidry Kit 100 Devidry Kit Accessories Devidry Name Description Devidry X 25 Devidry Extension Cord 25 cm Devidry X 100 Dev...

Page 7: ...l details of Devidry Height 8 mm Mains voltage 230 V 50 Hz Max Amps per Devidry System 10 Amp IP rating for Devidry Element IP X7 Output 55 W m2 or 100 W m2 Sound reduction value 17 dB Insulation valu...

Page 8: ...7 watt 0 33 Amp 3 m2 2 4 m2 132 watt 0 57 Amp 4 m2 3 4 m2 187 watt 0 81 Amp 5 m2 4 4 m2 242 watt 1 05 Amp For Devidry 100 Floor area Heated surface Total power output Amp 1 m2 0 4 m2 40 watt 0 17 Amp...

Page 9: ...nt cannot be cut here as there are electrical parts in this area EMA EUR K For indoor use only EMA EUR K Read the instruction manual before installation EMA EUR K Double insulated EMA EUR K DEVI decla...

Page 10: ...alculation of available power supply The output cord from the control system will go into the right side of the heating element so you should start laying the first heat element on the right side of t...

Page 11: ...A Devidry floor heating extension cord is available as an accessory Use the cord only in the event that you are unable to make a direct connection between two adjacent floor heating elements 3 When p...

Page 12: ...ots develop when using the floor heating system Avoid hot spots by ensuring that the heat from the floor heating is homoge neously released to the area you wish to heat and that there is free space ve...

Page 13: ...bt about which fuse covers the particular floor area you can simply turn it off and see what appliances that are not working You can typically find the power of your electric appliances imprinted as w...

Page 14: ...nning short of power total wattage on the one fuse you will need to split the floor heating elements up into several zones Connect the second zone to a second control system thermostat and a second av...

Page 15: ...0 Amp 2 m2 1 5 m2 77 watt 0 33 Amp 3 m2 2 5 m2 132 watt 0 57 Amp 4 m2 3 5 m2 187 watt 0 81 Amp 5 m2 4 5 m2 242 watt 1 05 Amp For Devidry 100 Floor area Heated surface Total power output Amp 1 m2 0 5 m...

Page 16: ...or together by hand before using the connector tool to push the elements tight together Check that the plug in connection fits correctly and permanently Continue with the subse quent elements in the s...

Page 17: ...only be cut at the far ends where there are no electrical parts inside as marked on the product below Markings and symbols have been print ed on the Devidry heating elements EMA EUR K Indicates where...

Page 18: ...ating elements in your room is correct we suggest you make every thing fit before you secure the elements permanently It is most important to make sure that all plug in connections are perfectly align...

Page 19: ...not to fold and or squeeze the cord between the kit and the floor heating element but make room for the cord in the filler material Minimum bending diameter is 5 cm The sensor is installed by clickin...

Page 20: ...a tures 30 Celsius for wooden floors and 35 Celsius for concrete floor construc tions After a short while you will notice the Devidry floor heating elements are warming up Max set point temperature of...

Page 21: ...hat is included in the Devidry Kit must be filled out and installed in the distribution board For future reference it is important to fill in which room and how many Devidry elements that have been in...

Page 22: ...22 08090471 01 Layout paper Please draw the room on the page below and position the heating mats that you are installing for future reference These products are installed in Room...

Page 23: ...m after one or more components have been damaged Do not allow home repairs under any circumstances Repairs must be carried out by qualified electricians Faulty repairs may cause personal injury or dam...

Page 24: ...id a hazard Connect the floor heating to alternat ing current 230 Volt and 50 Hz only Do not allow needles sharp objects liquids and or other electricity con ducting objects fluids to make contact wit...

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Page 26: ...hip Repair or replacement shall be carried out solely at DEVI s discretion DEVI shall not be liable for any consequential or incidental damages including but not limited to damages to property or extr...

Page 27: ...arranty certificate is granted to Name Address City Country Telephone Attention The Warranty Certificate must be completed correctly for the Warranty to be valid Please read the Warranty conditions on...

Page 28: ...08090471 Version 01 DEVI A S Ulvehavevej 61 DK 7100 Vejle Tel 45 7642 4700 Fax 45 7642 4701 www devi com 08090471 01 01 VIEDA202 09 2012...

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