In this video we will be showing you how to change the colour theme on the Element. Unlock the Element and select the settings icon Then scroll to select the paint bucket icon Select a colour from the options available, then tick to confirm Continuously press the “x” to return to the home screen Now […]
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In this video we will be showing you how to adjust the brightness on the Element. Unlock the Element and select the settings icon Scroll to the brightness icon and tick to select Use the arrows to select a brightness level between 1-10 Set the brightness for active mode, day standby mode and night standby
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The Warmup Dual Overlay is a free-floating system designed for use over the Warmup underfloor heating foil heaters. Its purpose is to give a smooth and seamless subfloor, suitable for soft and resilient floor finishes, such as vinyl and carpet.
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The baseboard and top board are both provided with a contact adhesive which bonds them together. No additional glue or adhesive should be used.
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The top boards stick directly to the base boards. However, it needs to be ensured that each layer is laid out with staggered joints and arranged so that the top boards overlap the joints in the base board. This ensures a stable floating floor on top of the underfloor heating foil heaters.
The way the insulation boards are fixed to the subfloor depends on the base type. On a concrete base, the insulation boards are put down with a suitable flexible tile adhesive. The boards should be laid with staggered joints and once the flexible tile adhesive hardens, the joints should be re-enforced with glass fibre tape.
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Ensuring the total load does not exceed the maximum rating of the thermostat, two heaters can be connected before requiring a junction box.
While underfloor heating installation can be completed by a competent DIY, thermostats require electrical work which must be completed by an electrician. All wiring and electrical work must be completed by a qualified and certified electrician only.
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Thermostats can be used to control underfloor heating totalling more than 16 amps if a contactor and RC unit are used in the circuit. Please seek advice from a qualified and certified electrician or our technical team on this type of installation.
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We’re happy to answer all your questions about Warmup’s wide range of underfloor heating systems and thermostats.
Warmup offers an extensive range of electric and water floor systems compatible with all floor types, rooms and projects.
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