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Element 

Total Ohms 

(@ 20°C) 

Cable 

Length 

Coverage in sqm                

(at wire centers of 

…(mm)   ± 10%      

60         85      100 

Power Density             

(watts per sqm)                         

± 5%  

   60         85         100 

UT200 

264 ohms 

16.5m 

0.90 

1.22 

1.42 

222 

163 

140 

 

 

 

UT300 

176 ohms 

25.0m 

1.29 

1.79 

2.09 

232 

167 

144 

UT400 

132 ohms 

33.5m 

1.76 

2.45 

2.86 

227 

163 

140 

UT500 

105 ohms 

41.5m 

2.18 

3.06 

3.57 

229 

164 

140 

UT650 

82 ohms 

54.0m 

2.91 

4.07 

4.76 

223 

159 

136 

UT800 

66 ohms 

66.5m 

3.60 

5.06 

5.91 

223 

159 

136 

UT1000 

52 ohms 

83.5m 

4.56 

6.41 

7.50 

219 

156 

133 

UT1250 

42 ohms 

105.0m 

5.82 

8.18 

9.58 

216 

154 

132 

UT1500 

33 ohms 

125.0m 

6.96 

9.79 

11.47 

215 

153 

131 

UT2000 

25 ohms 

166.5m 

9.37 

13.19 

15.46 

211 

150 

128 

UT2500 

21 ohms 

208.5m 

11.85 

16.69 

19.56 

214 

152 

129 

UT3000 

16 ohms 

250.0m 

14.31 

20.14 

23.61 

210 

149 

127 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

     

Sizing Guide 

 

For larger or different area sizing  – please contact the Warmtech technical helpline on 

1300 138 126.

 

 

 

Notes: 

These are nominal specifications only. 

 

Coverage  table  is  by  calculation  only  –  actual  wire  layout  on  the  floor  may  have  an 

effect on the actual coverage obtained. The table shows the area in sqm that any cable 

will cover at various wire centres eg if a UT1000 is laid up with the runs 85mm apart, a 

total heated area of 6.41sqm should be achieved.  

 

The power density table shows the watts per sqm of the heated area  – the higher the 

power density the greater the temperature rise on the tiled surface.  

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for underfloor heating

Page 1: ...on Manual For undertile heating element Please read the ENTIRE Installation Manual before attempting to do the installation Incorrect installation could damage the cable and therefore make your warran...

Page 2: ...armtech Heating Systems accepts no liability expressed or implied for any loss or consequential damage suffered as a result of installations which in any way contravene the instructions that follow If...

Page 3: ...suitability of the sub floor to be heated check with your local tile shop tiler or call the Warmtech technical helpline DON T cut or attempt to shorten the element wire at any time DON T commence ins...

Page 4: ...Simple Steps to Luxurious Warmth 4...

Page 5: ...h end It must not be cut shortened or lengthened Once the heater has been installed avoid all traffic over the heating element until the floor has been tiled If the floor is not being tiled immediatel...

Page 6: ...000 25 ohms 166 5m 9 37 13 19 15 46 211 150 128 UT2500 21 ohms 208 5m 11 85 16 69 19 56 214 152 129 UT3000 16 ohms 250 0m 14 31 20 14 23 61 210 149 127 Sizing Guide For larger or different area sizing...

Page 7: ...configuration there are many instances where departure from this configuration may be desirable Below are a few drawings illustrating such instances In each of the above examples the floor space is h...

Page 8: ...Pre wiring of Electrical Installation Wall mounted thermostat 8...

Page 9: ...eated and tiled it is strongly recommended that a fibre cement sheet is installed prior to heating and tiling Waterproofing if required or movement control joints should be done prior to the installat...

Page 10: ...element on the floor Helpful Hints The element is a continuous wire that must not be shortened or lengthened Even spacing of the wire will ensure an even temperature of your tiles The adhesive spray e...

Page 11: ...flat floor surface it will be necessary to chisel out or chase short channels in the sub floor at the start point see steps 4 and 5 and the end point This minimises the increased height presented by...

Page 12: ...observing the perimeter distances and join the corners up to form a marked out perimeter Mark up the spacing intervals for the element wire following the sizing guide plus your actual calculation The...

Page 13: ...n at each corner The element wire should run from the start point in a U shape to the furthest corner from the start point Once the element wire has been laid out around the perimeter start laying out...

Page 14: ...ured element should be laid out in reverse order i e starting from the end point and working backwards to the last point at which the element was taped down In order to achieve even coverage of the ba...

Page 15: ...int these will need to be carefully pulled up within the wall cavity using the draw wire If the standard controller has been upgraded to include a floor sensing probe the floor sensing probe must be i...

Page 16: ...the heating elements for ease of tiling Allow 24 48 hours before commencing tiling Check the resistance on the heater using a multi meter and confirm the reading against factory specifications label...

Page 17: ...to the ON position and ensure that the audible alarm sounds If the alarm sound cannot be heard please call 1300 138 126 for technical assistance Turn to the OFF position during connection to the heati...

Page 18: ...sitioned incorrectly care should be taken not to damage the heating element when lifting the tile Do not store or cut tiles on top of the heater Do not allow chippings or dust to contaminate the floor...

Page 19: ...electrical connections including the connection of the controller must be undertaken by a licensed electrician Means shall be provided to ensure all pole disconnection from supply Ensure all electric...

Page 20: ...til the adhesive has dried clear 24 hours depending upon the ambient room temperature With care you can tile directly over the element We have found that using a thin bed application method with a 10m...

Page 21: ...eating elements Wearing inappropriate footwear soft soled shoes or socks are ideal Lifting of misplaced or damaged tiles Removing excess adhesive from between tiles by scraping between them Removing p...

Page 22: ...lfunctioning of the heating within the two 2 year warranty period as a result of a manufacturing defect Warmtech or it s Distributors reserve the right to charge for any repairs faults tracing caused...

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