On the initial set up a set back temperature should have been set, this is temperature that you would like the underfloor heating to drop down to during the off periods. The setback temperature is the temperature the system drops down to when you do not wish the heating to be on. If the setback […]
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On the initial set up a set back temperature should have been set, this is temperature that you would like the underfloor heating to drop down to during the off periods. The setback temperature is the temperature the system drops down to when you do not wish the heating to be on. If the setback
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If the 4iE screen is blank check the following: Check that the standby /display brightness is not on the lowest setting “0”. If you have set the standby brightness to 0 you will need to press the standby button at the bottom of the main screen to activate the screen so that you can see
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If you find that the air temperature on the 4iE is not correct, check that the thermostat has been set up correctly. The air sensor in the thermostat should not be located near any heat-inducing elements, such as spotlights or full sunlight. On initial 4iE setup, if the incorrect total wattage of the heaters or
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If your 4iE cannot find the SSID WiFi name please check the following: Check that your WiFi network is 2.4GHz. If it is, next make sure that the SSID name has not been hidden. You will need to go into your router settings to check this. ( usually it would have a tick box next
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To make changes to the energy cost on the 4iE follow the steps below: Go to the profile page on my.warmup.com and click on the cog symbol next to the location name. Scroll down and click on edit location Scroll down to Energy Monitor and add the cost per KW Select Update energy to save
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Follow these steps to secure the Warmup insulated underlay to the subfloor: Ensure that the base is clean and dry Roll out the underlay, foil face down (you may secure edges using sections of duct tape) Roll out the next section of underlay Remove the protective film from the self adhesive overlap Stick both rows
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No – the foil heater is designed for use under floating floors only. Tiles are fixed to the sub floor using tile adhesive and a suitable system will be required such as the DWS, SPM (Stickmat) or the DCM-PRO system. Click here for further information on these systems.
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Yes – but the underlay must be soft, 6mm thick and be suitable for use with underfloor heating systems. Rigid underlay boards are not suitable and may result friction damage to the heating element especially in high traffic areas. A soft underlay will provide a cushion and protect the heater from damage. If installing onto
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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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