Ouellet OTR User Manual
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4.1 Planning Work
Materials provided by Ouellet Canada Inc.
– Therma Cable heating cable kit
– Installation strappings
– Installation instructions
– Service panel label
– Floor temperature sensor
Material required
– Temperature control with GFCI (available at Ouellet Canada Inc.)
– Cable check tester (available at Ouellet Canada Inc.)
– Stapler
– Protective glasses
– Measuring tape
– Broom
– Felt marker
– Tape
– Hot glue gun
– Wood chisel
– Hammer
– Multimeter and megohmeter
– Electrician tools
– Electrical tape
For installation over a concrete slab, add the following:
– Concrete chisel
– Drilling machine
– Percussion drill for concrete
Room Layout and Corresponding Therma Cable Product
– Create a room layout plan to scale (for maximum accuracy, use the
Ouellet Canada Inc. form designed for this purpose);
– Identify all stationary elements (toilet, bath, shower, counters, drawers, and
permanent furnishings) and never install the heating cable under these stationary
elements (Fig. 4.1);
– Determine thermostat or temperature control location;
– Note room dimensions;
– Determine the electric cable (cold lead) location that will be connected to the
heating control;
– Calculate the heating area in square meters (sq. m) [square feet (sq. ft.)];
– Select the Therma Cable product from Table 2.1 to cover 90% of the surface
or subtract a minimum of about 50 mm (2’’) to 76 mm (3’’) around walls and
stationary elements.
Fig. 4.1
cold lead
temperature
sensor
10'
8'