Cable Kit 200
Underfloor heating kit with heating cable and thermostat
Usage
- Underfloor heating for tiled, natural stone and linoleum floors
- Underfloor heating for both wet rooms and dry areas
- Laid in levelling compound
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Cable
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80-160 W/m²
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EB-Therm 205
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Everything required for installation is included
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Thermostat with energy saving program
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Thin cable design that provides low installation height
Cable Kit 200
Specifications
Specification | Data |
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Connection voltage | 230 V |
Length Connection cable | 2,5 m |
Number of conductors | 2 pcs |
Bending radius, min. | 25 mm |
Diameter | 4 mm |
Output | 11 W/m |
Installation temperature, min. | -5 ºC |
Insulation material intermediate | XLPE |
Insulation material inner | ETFE |
Insulation material outer | EVA, PE |
Cable type | Series-resistive 2-conductor with screen |
Enclosure class | Thermostat: IP21, Cable: IP67 |
Max Ambient temperature | 90 °C |
Mechanical classification | M2 |
Protective conductor | Twisted |
Thermostat | EB-Therm 205 |
UV resistance | No |
The package includes the following:
Warranty
12 year product guarantee in case of material defects. The thermostat in the kit has a 5-year product guarantee. The guarantee period for the underfloor heating is extended to 25 years if the installation is carried out by an authorised electrician and documented in Ebeco's Garantera service.
Installation
Cable Kit uses the Cableflex 11 heating cable, which should generally be screeded in. Together with Cable Clip 4, the heating cable clip for reinforcement mesh, you save time, money and above all your knees.
Flooring materials
The Cableflex cable can be installed under most commonly used flooring materials such as tiled and natural stone floors, wooden and laminate flooring and linoleum.
Check whether the material is suitable for use in combination with underfloor heating with the floor supplier.
Subflooring when screeding
Cableflex 11 is laid on floor constructions of concrete, plaster or chipboard and must then be screeded with a suitable levelling compound.
On uninsulated concrete floors against the ground, additional insulation is always recommended. It is also recommended that the heating is not switched off completely during the summer to counteract rising moisture.
See manual for further instructions.
Installed output
The room's power output needs are governed by how well insulated it is, its air turnover and the outdoor temperature, but in addition to these parameters, the criteria below must also be taken into account.
Maximum installed power output for different surfaces:
- On concrete subflooring: 160 W/m²
- On flammable subflooring: 120 W/m²
Maximum installed power output for different flooring materials:
- Tile & natural stone floor: 160 W/m²
- Wood & laminate flooring and linoleum: 75 W/m²
See manual for further instructions.
Examples of constructions
In screed:
- Existing floors (chipboard, plasterboard or concrete) with Cable Board insulation board, if any
- Primer
- Heating cable
- Screed/Fix
- Tiles/linoleum