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Problem

The

fl

oor

does not

warm when

the system is

turned on

Potential cause

The heating
ribbon has been
damaged

The electrical
connections
were
mismatched

The GFCI has
been tripped

Thick

fl

oor

covering

Solution

Check resistances of the mat in question. Compare
them to the resistances recorded earlier, and with the
resistances stated on the label.

Check all wiring around the parallel connections, breaker,
and any other connections points. Con

fi

rm the correct

voltage is being supplied to the system.

Check for a trip indicator light on the GFCI control. Check
all wiring and for loose connections.

Some  electric  devices  including  electric  motors  can
create  interference  for  GFCIs,  creating  false-trips.  If  the
Warmset  mat  system  shares  a  circuit  breaker  with  any
other devices, move the system to its own breaker.

If the breaker trips again after these steps, replace the
GFCI.

If a thick stone or concrete

fl

oor covering is installed, the

system might take an extended period of time to heat
the surface. Ensure enough time has passed after the
system has been activated.

Note

If you experience any problems with the installation of your
Warmset system, please refer to this section. If the system was not
originally installed by a licensed electrician, consultation with one
is recommended. If problems persist, please contact Warmset Ltd.

All troubleshooting work should be done with the power turned off.

Troubleshooting

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Содержание Warmset

Страница 1: ...Installation Manual Warmset Floor heating system Warmset Ltd ...

Страница 2: ...al building codes and regulations may require all or part of the installation of this product and or the corresponding thermostat to be performed by a licensed electrician Leave this manual with the end user ...

Страница 3: ...nal Electrical Code US ANSI NFPA 70 and Section 62 of Canadian Electrical Code CEC Part 1 Product Information Specifications Mesh Mat Attention Installation 01 Before Beginning 02 Installation Preparations 03 Electrical Rough in 04 Mat Installation 05 Thermostat Installation 06 Floor Coverings 07 System Start Up Troubleshooting System information System Information table Mat Data sheet 3 9 25 27 2...

Страница 4: ...cal wiring is required Although Warmset products may be installed by any qualified person pending local codes it is recommended that a certified and licensed electrician roughs in the power supply wiring Please check and adhere to all local codes as they may require all or part of the installation to be performed by a licensed electrician With electric radiant floor heating performance is never gu...

Страница 5: ...120 240 VAC Power 120 W m2 11 1 W ft2 Max circuit load 15 A Max circuit overload protection 20 A breaker Mat length 1 40 m 3 131 ft Mat width 0 5 m 20 in Thermostat Warmset Mats must be controlled by a floor sensing thermostat ...

Страница 6: ...5 Mesh Mat E B C C C A D A Fiberglass mesh B Heating ribbon C Double sided tape D Factory splice E Power lead F Factory end F ...

Страница 7: ...Latex Latex Modified Thinset C Probe D Warmset E Plywood floor A Tile Stone Resilient Flooring B Latex Modified Thinset Flooring Glue C Self Leveling compound D Probe E Warmset F Insulated Board G Concrete Floor Tile Stone Resilient Flooring with Plywood subfloor Tile Stone no self leveling compound with Plywood subfloor Tile Stone Resilient Flooring with Concrete Subfloor G E G F D F E C E D C B ...

Страница 8: ...g grout lines with sharp tools or power tools may damage the heating ribbon and will void the Warmset Warranty Never cut the heating ribbon If the heating ribbon is cut it can cause electric shock dangerous over heating or fire If necessary the cold leads may be cut shorter but never remove them completely from the heating ribbon Never use metal penetrative fasteners such as nails staples or screw...

Страница 9: ...ar Always adhere to all power limitations of the breaker thermostat and chosen Warmset Mat Be sure the Voltage and Current are appropriate for the system Always install Warmset mats on a dedicated 20 A circuit Always make sure all electrical work is done by qualified people in accordance with local electrical and building codes Always use copper wiring to complete the connections in the Warmset sy...

Страница 10: ...ll not radiate well beyond roughly 1 1 2 on either side of the heating ribbon To avoid cold spots consistent coverage is important Heating ribbon must not be installed within 2 of a built in such as a counter or vanity Be sure not to install heating ribbon underneath cabinets or furniture with no floor clearance Excessive heat build up can cause damage Do not place the heating ribbon within 4 of o...

Страница 11: ...er a variety of subfloors Make sure that your chosen subfloor is compatible with cement adhesives Common subfloor materials are plywood existing tiles cement various insulations and concrete slabs When selecting multiple mats pay close attention to the total current load Try to design your system so that it does not exceed 80 of the rated current of the breaker Use a Warmset thermostat or equivale...

Страница 12: ...ders tape All necessary small hand tools drills screwdrivers measuring tape marker shears to cut mesh substrate etc The installer must be familiar with electrical wiring techniques and any relevant local building codes A licensed electrician is recommended If applicable the installer should also be familiar with the appropriate floor covering techniques Unpack and inspect all components of the pla...

Страница 13: ... value it might be due to low air tem perature or meter calibration Contact Warmset if in doubt The system should also be checked for short circuits Measure the white or red for 240 VAC lead to ground green and yellow and black lead to ground Both of these measurements should read no continuity Some meters display this as infinite ohms or open line These steps are performed three times in the inst...

Страница 14: ...dryers pull 1200 watts of load and some can draw more Choose a location and install an electrical box for the thermostat Use an extra deep electrical box For installations with several mats a larger box may be required Electrical boxes should be located in a well ventilated area and placed so that the leads from any mats or junction boxes can easily reach it It must also be able to connect back to...

Страница 15: ...acles or unusual room shapes the heating element may be removed from the mesh When the heating ribbon is removed from the mesh to facilitate working around obstacles or unusually shaped rooms the measured center to center spacing between runs must be maintained throughout the installation However in order to maintain even heat dissipation avoid removing excessive amounts of mesh Depending on your ...

Страница 16: ...15 04 Mat Installation A Cut the mesh on the dotted line B Be careful to not damage the heating element A B ...

Страница 17: ...6 04 Mat Installation C Once the mesh has been cut the element can be unfolded to the desired angle D The mats can be cut for several angles allowing the system to work around almost any obstacles C C D ...

Страница 18: ...le This will help make a smooth surface for spreading mortar Do not completely cover the heating ribbon with tape Once the entire system has been fitted and secured test the resistance of the system as outlined in part 2 3 and note it in the table located on page 28 Connect the leads from the heating mats back to the electrical box or junction box The cold leads can be installed with or without el...

Страница 19: ... with or without electrical conduit recommended for added protection depending on code requirements Do not place the sensor in the same conduit as the cold leads to avoid possible interference Open a separate knockout in the bottom of the thermostat box and feed the sensor and conduit if used through the knock out Feed it down through the cut out in the bottom plate and out into the floor where th...

Страница 20: ...r cable must pass outside the electrical box and follow the wall down to the floor Position the sensor cable such that it does not come in contact with the floor heating wires The sensor must be centered between two floor heating ribbons for best temperature control Do not staple the sensor head the plastic end to the floor Doing so might damage the sensor Any damage might not be noticeable during...

Страница 21: ...duit E Sensor Wire F Mat Cold Lead G Sensor Installed in Floor equal distance between two heating wires and 1 foot from the wall H Warmset Mat I Thin set thick set thin slab or self leveling mortar bed L Tile Stone or Laminate Floor Covering 05 Thermostat Installation A I H G L E C F D B ...

Страница 22: ...e temperature to 84 degrees F 28º Celsius Vinyl flooring materials can also have similar temperature restrictions Some carpets or rugs can be laid over a heated floor but they act as insulators and will reduce heat flow to the room Check with the carpet manufactuerer to confirm if the carpet is safe for heated floors Remember to obtain maximum effectiveness of Warmset mat systems the combined R va...

Страница 23: ...e manufacturer s recommendations Ensure the Warmset mat is first covered with a layer of self leveling cement based mortar allowing it cure fully before applying any surface underlayment or other flooring materials Self leveling compounds can be appropriate if installing ceramic or stone tile engineered wood vinyl laminate or carpet floor coverings Attach the Warmsetmattothesubfloororslab andthenp...

Страница 24: ...inished curing When setting a temperature be sure to check the thermal limits of your chosen floor covering Wood and laminate floorings often have a recommended maximum of 29 C 84 F Do not exceed this value Activating the system Depending on the floor covering and temperature of the room it can take some time for the system to warm up Carefully pull the heating leads from the wall and check them u...

Страница 25: ... Please refer to the warranty card included with this document for complete details Complete and return the warranty card in order to preserve system waranty Ensure to record resistance and insulation verrification test results and all other information requested on the warranty card ...

Страница 26: ...lectric devices including electric motors can create interference for GFCIs creating false trips If the Warmset mat system shares a circuit breaker with any other devices move the system to its own breaker If the breaker trips again after these steps replace the GFCI If a thick stone or concrete floor covering is installed the system might take an extended period of time to heat the surface Ensure...

Страница 27: ...manual for your thermostat Double check that you followed all programing instrucitons Probable issue if the thermostat is displaying HI or a high and even value such as 50 C or 100 F Double check floor sensor wiring Contact Manufactuerer Check the power being sent to all components of the system Make sure all values are as expected Check all system wiring Check that the thermostat was not left out...

Страница 28: ...system contains more than 4 mats the following data and measurements should be recorded for the additional mats This page can be photocopied or additional information tables can be sketched Please attach any additional pages to this package before giving it to the homeowner Keep this installation log System information ...

Страница 29: ...esistance measurements Once concrete has been poured Resistance measurements White 240 Vac Red to black White 240 Vac Red to Ground Black to Ground White 240 Vac Red to black White 240 Vac Red to Ground Black to Ground White 240 Vac Red to black White 240 Vac Red to Ground Black to Ground System information ...

Страница 30: ... 90 8 2 54 16 5 990 2 9 8 25 14 5 13 9 16 2 WS 120 90 100 9 1 60 18 3 1110 4 7 9 25 13 0 12 4 14 4 WS 120 100 Rated Voltage 120 VAC Power Class 11 1 W ft2 120 W m2 Current Differential When designing a project using Warmset by Penrod special attention is need ed when connecting multiple mats or large single mats in a wet area Class A thermostats have GFCI protection and will trip when the cd curre...

Страница 31: ... 1115 4 4 6 51 7 49 2 57 4 WS 240 100 105 9 6 63 19 2 1170 4 4 9 49 2 46 9 54 7 WS 240 105 110 10 2 67 20 1221 3 8 5 1 47 2 44 9 52 4 WS 240 110 115 10 5 69 21 1282 4 3 5 3 44 9 42 8 49 9 WS 240 115 120 11 1 73 22 1332 4 9 5 6 43 2 41 2 48 WS 240 120 125 11 4 75 22 9 1393 5 5 8 41 3 39 4 45 9 WS 240 125 130 12 0 79 24 1443 5 6 0 39 9 38 44 4 WS 240 130 135 12 3 81 24 7 1505 5 1 6 3 38 3 36 5 42 5 ...

Страница 32: ...d Company Virginia Beach Virginia www thepenrodcompany com Warmset Floor Heating Systems Toll Free 1 800 537 3497 technical thepenrodcompany com Warmset Ltd Cambridge Ontario 2013 Warmset Ltd All rights reserved ...

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