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Make sure that the surface is clean and that
no sharp objects can come into contact with
or drop down onto the heating foil during
the installation. Plan your work in a way
that you don’t have to step directly on the
heating foil.
12. Roll out the heating foil along the edge
of the room. The copper can face either up
or down. Make sure that the heating film is
completely flat without any creases.
13. Cut the foil only along the perforation.
14. Cover the blind copper ends with a 50 x
50 mm PVC tape.
15. Roll out the heating foil parallel to the
first panel, they must not overlap.
16. Tape the foils to the insulation to avoid
movements during the floor installation and
service.
7. Connect the wires
Once the total floor surface is covered with
the heating foil, the wires can be connected.
On the side where no connections are
made, tape all the copper conductors with
pieces of PVC tape (Pic. 13). Protect the
heating foil with left over MAGNUM Isofoam
PS insulation while you are working with
connections.
To protect the crimp connection
Make a 3x6 cm cut-out in the Isofoam just
below the connection point (Pic. 6). Put a
piece of PVC tape on the backside of the
PS insulation. The crimp connection must
not protrude above the surface of the PS
Insulation to guarantee a good contact
between the heating foil and the (wooden)
floor. Cut off 6mm of PVC insulation at
the end of the cable, if only one cable is
connected, fold the cable to fit into the
connector crimp (Pic. 7).
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ATTENTION!
Always fold the cable double
in case of single cable!
ATTENTION!
Always tighten the wires to the
connector on both sides.
