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Technical Information

Rated Voltage

230VAC

Outer Diameter

2 mm (approx)

Minimum Bending

Radius

25mm

Conductor

Dual Core

Conductor Shield

Earth Braid

Resistance Tolerance

-5% / +5%

Cold Lead

1x 3m with braided

earth screen.

Min Installation Tem-

perature

5°C

Wire Spacing

80mm - 150W Panel

50mm - 200w panel

IP rating

IPX7

Wattage per m

150w or 200w

Product Specification

1. 3 meter cold lead

2. Cold lead joint

3. Dual core heating element

4. Double sided tape

5. End termination joint

6. Fibreglass mesh

Heater Information

Model

Area

)

Size

(m)

Watts

Amps

WHP1

1.0m

2mx0.5m

150

0.65

WHP1.5

1.5m

3mx0.5m

225

0.98

WHP2.0

2.0m

4mx0.5m

300

1.3

WHP3.0

3.0m

6mx0.5m

450

1.96

WHP4.0

4.0m

8mx0.5m

600

2.61

WHP5.0

5.0m

10mx0.5m

750

3.26

WHP6.0

6.0m

12mx0.5m

900

3.91

WHP7.0

7.0m

14mx0.5m

1050

4.57

WHP8.0

8.0m

16mx0.5m

1200

5.22

WHP9.0

9.0m

18mx0.5m

1350

5.87

WHP10.0

10.0m

20mx0.5m

1500

6.52

WHP11.0

11.0m

22mx0.5m

1650

7.17

WHP15.0

15.0m

30mx0.5m

2250

9.78

Model

Area

)

Size

(m)

Watts

Amps

2WHP0.5

0.5m

1mx0.5m

100

0.44

2WHP1.0

1.0m

2mx0.5m

200

0.87

2WHP1.5

1.5m

3mx0.5m

300

1.30

2WHP2.0

2.0m

4mx0.5m

400

1.74

2WHP3.0

3.0m

6mx0.5m

600

2.61

2WHP4.0

4.0m

8mx0.5m

800

3.48

2WHP5.0

5.0m

10mx0.5m

1000

4.35

2WHP6.0

6.0m

12mx0.5m

1200

5.22

2WHP7.0

7.0m

14mx0.5m

1400

6.09

2WHP8.0

8.0m

16mx0.5m

1600

6.96

2WHP9.0

9.0m

18mx0.5m

1800

7.83

2WHP10.0

10.0m

20mx0.5m

2000

8.70

150W Wall Panel

200W Wall Panel

Summary of Contents for 2WHP1.0

Page 1: ...MPORTANT Read this manual before installation Incorrect installation could damage the heater and invalidate your warranty Installation Manual Technical Help line 0845 345 2288 Electric Wall Heating Panel ...

Page 2: ...mA Residual Current Device RCD required as part of all installations Digital Multi meter and Insulation resistance tester required for testing the heating panels Electrical trunking conduit for housing the power leads Electrical housing back boxes and junction boxes Back box for the thermostat must be at least 35mm deep Tile Backer Boards The heating panels must be installed onto a cementious non ...

Page 3: ...ials specified within the manual and be controlled by a thermostat with limiting sensor in accordance with EN 60364 4 42 The system MUST be supplied by a 30mA RCD The heating wire has been pre spaced to ensure that spacing be kept constant to ensure that wattage density across the whole panel is uniform The wire should not be removed from the mesh The product is designed for a single wall and shou...

Page 4: ... 0 98 WHP2 0 2 0m2 4mx0 5m 300 1 3 WHP3 0 3 0m2 6mx0 5m 450 1 96 WHP4 0 4 0m2 8mx0 5m 600 2 61 WHP5 0 5 0m2 10mx0 5m 750 3 26 WHP6 0 6 0m2 12mx0 5m 900 3 91 WHP7 0 7 0m2 14mx0 5m 1050 4 57 WHP8 0 8 0m2 16mx0 5m 1200 5 22 WHP9 0 9 0m2 18mx0 5m 1350 5 87 WHP10 0 10 0m2 20mx0 5m 1500 6 52 WHP11 0 11 0m2 22mx0 5m 1650 7 17 WHP15 0 15 0m2 30mx0 5m 2250 9 78 Model Area m2 Size m Watts Amps 2WHP0 5 0 5m2...

Page 5: ...t The Warmup wall panels must be controlled via a thermostat using an external temperature sensor at all times to ensure that the maximum temperature of 40 C is not exceeded The thermostat must be connected to the mains electrical sup ply via a double pole isolator fused spur or RCD that has a contact separation in all poles providing full disconnection under over voltage category III conditions T...

Page 6: ...onductors and Earth at 1000V Record the ohms reading and the insulation resistance test results on the control card included in this instruction manual If the heater fails the insulation resistance test the ohms reading is open circuit or above below the allowed tolerance DO NOT TILE contact the technical helpline on 0845 345 2288 All test results must be recorded on the control card at the back o...

Page 7: ...ement from causing high temperatures to adjacent materials always ensure that the heating panel is at least 10mm from ignitable structures Heat Free Zones When designing the areas to be covered it is important that heat free zones are allocated for areas where drilling or fixings may occur Thermal Blocking Do not fix items to the wall over the heated areas that may block the heat Fittings may only...

Page 8: ...ire ALWAYS installed the heating panel at least 50mm from conductive parts of the building ALWAYS ensure that a heat loss calculation have been carried out and all heating requirements have been met if the system is to be used as a primary source of heat ALWAYS advise other trades of the location of the heating panels before the commence any work to avoid damage to the heating panel They should be...

Page 9: ...e any of the wire exposed The heating panel must be completely embedded in flexible tile adhesive including the cold lead and end termination joints Failure to follow this instruction can cause the heating element to overheat DO NOT cover the heating panel manufactured joints with tape you may if necessary tab tape the joint to hold it in place before embedding in flexible tile adhesive DO NOT cov...

Page 10: ...cold lead and connection joint are protected The cold lead and joint must 1 Be at least 50mm from the surface with the joint fully encased within a flexible adhesive or 2 Be provided with mechanical protection sufficient to prevent penetration by nails screws and the like or 3 Be installed either horizontally within 150mm of the top of the wall or partition or vertically within 150mm of the angle ...

Page 11: ...e of the zones to be heated If the panel needs to be cut and turned before you reach the point where the panel will be turned remove the film from the tape and fix the first section of the panel to the wall N B DO NOT cut the wire Additional staples may be used to help hold the panel flat Continue installing the heating panel using this method DO NOT let the heating element cross or touch at any t...

Page 12: ...ast 300mm into the heated area The sensor tip should be centred between two of the heating element runs Do NOT allow the sensor to touch or cross any of the heating element at any time The sensor tip must NOT be covered with tape as this may result in an incorrect temperature reading If necessary the sensor may be extended up to 50 metres to the thermostat location The sensor must be run in a sepa...

Page 13: ...flexible adhesive and allow this level to dry 2 Apply another layer of flexible adhesive and tile as normal It is important that each tile is solidly bedded in adhesive with no air gaps or voids beneath Do not allow the trowel to make contact with the heating wire while applying the adhesive If a tile has been positioned incorrectly take great care not to damage the heating wire when lifting Remem...

Page 14: ...ction device fuse Rated residual current of RCD Insulation resistance and test voltage used The leakage capacitance Information about materials surrounding wire if other materials other than those specified in this manual are to be used you must consult the manufacture This instruction manual contains pages that MUST be completed and fixed at or near the consumer unit Information regarding the pro...

Page 15: ...imum of 40 C at any time ensure that the heaters are connected to a Warmup thermostat with an external temperature sensor This form must be completed as part of the Warmup guarantee Ensure that all values re corded are correct as per the installation manual This control card along must be kept with all plans etc at the consumer unit for future reference Date Signed Print Name Company Name Address ...

Page 16: ... Heating System Information Wall Heating System Voltage IP Rating Wattage m Depth of heating panel into the wall Heating element conductor shield Rated current of over current protective device Rated Residual Current of RCD Leakage Current Notes ...

Page 17: ...17 Wall Plan ...

Page 18: ...tile adhesive grout to dry fully before switching the wall heaters on Thermal blocking This can occur when heat produced is trapped and cannot escape from the surface of the wall Do not install behind fixtures that will be permanently attached to the wall that could block the heat Energy saving A few tips to save energy Use the thermostat in a program mode to ensure that the heaters are only on wh...

Page 19: ...ENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO EXTRA UTILITY EXPENSES OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WARMUP PLC is not responsible for Damage or repairs required as a consequence of faulty installation or application Damage as a result of floods fired winds lightning accide nts corrosive atmosphere or other conditions beyond the control of Warmup PLC Use of components or accessories not compatible with this u...

Page 20: ...gos are trade marks Warmup Plc 2013 Regd TM nos 1257724 4409934 4409926 5265707 E OE V1 0 Scan and visit our website Warmup Plc 702 704 Tudor Estate Abbey Road London NW10 7UW 0845 345 2288 0845 345 2299 uk warmup com www warmup co uk ...

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