Fenix ADSV - Manual (Page 8)

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1. Description and connection
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The heating cables should be connected to a 230V, 50Hz electric network. Degree of protection: IP67.

ADSV cables have protective braiding. The cable's protective braiding meets the standards required of
metal grid or metal shield and provides increased protections in spaces where that is required
(bathroom, laundry, etc.) The protective braiding is to be connected to the PE conductor or to a
protective grounding connection.
2. Use for floor heating in residential buildings, houses, workshops,
and restrooms
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If the floor heating is intended to be used to warm the floor surface for short intervals, we recommend
that the heating cable be installed close to the floor surface within the upper limit of the recommended
outputs W/m
2 .
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If the floor heating is to be used to heat a room, it is necessary to know the thermal loss value for the
building to select the most suitable heating system. The installed output should correspond to a
multiple of 1.2 to 1.4 times the calculated thermal loss due to the maximum recommended outputs
(see table below). An additional heating device must be used (for example, converter ECOFLEC or
ATLANTIC).
RECOMMENDED AND MAXIMUM OUTPUTS
When cables are to be installed under tiles into the adhesive sealing cement, the space between them
should not be more than 100 mm or less than 40 mm.
INSTALLATION UNDER FLOOR TILES INTO ADHESIVE
SEALING CEMENT, SO-CALLED THIN-LAYER FLOORS

Please read first the General Terms and Conditions.

To allow for expansion around the periphery of the room between the baseboards and the floor tiles,
use an expansion profile or fill the spaces with silicone sealing cement.
FLOOR COVERING
ROOM
RECOMMENE
DED FLAT
OUTPUT
W/m
2
MAXIMUM
FLAT OUTPUT
W/m
2
RECOMMENEDED
LENGHT OUTPUT
W/m
POZNÁMKA
FLOOR TILES 80 - 120 200 10
Temperature of floor surface in rooms
occupied for long time periods may
not exceed 27°C.
FLOOR TILES IN
BATHROOM
120 -160 250 15
FLOOR TILES IN
BATHROOM
160 - 200 300 18