Installation Guide

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Thermostat Wiring Diagrams
***Refer to Instructions that came with your specific thermostat***
Installation Methods:
®
Glued-Down Wood Method #2-1
Setting Material: Use only wood flooring adhesive approved by the
flooring material manufacturer below and above the WarmFlex
®
.
Trowel Size: 3/16” x 3/16” Square-notch or U-notch
Sub-floor Requirements:
• Maximum 1/4” variance in 10’.
• Must be properly prepared per NWFA specifications.
• All cracks in excess of 1/16” must be filled.
• Surface must be clean, dry and free of contaminants and sealers.
Installing WarmFlex
®
1. Lay out the WarmFlex .
2. Where necessary, use unheated padding to fill in the gaps. Duct tape all seams. Do not tape over heating wire.
3. Pull back the WarmFlex .
4. Apply adhesive to the subfloor as per manufacturer’s instructions.
5. Lay the WarmFlex back into the adhesive.
6. Immediately (within 10 minutes) roll the WarmFlex with a 35 lb roller in diagonal directions.
7. Do not walk on the rolled areas.
8. Seams should be butted together without overlaps.
9. Allow set time as per adhesive manufacturers instructions.
WarmFlex
Typical Electrical
Wiring Diagram
Programmable
Thermostat
Wiring Diagram
Thermostat with
Contactor/Relay
All electrical work
must be done by
a qualified, licensed
electrician in
accordance with
local building and
electrical codes,
and the National
Electrical Code
(NEC), especially
Article 424, Part
IX of the NEC,
ANSI/NFPA 70
and Section 62 of
CEC Part I.
Note: if installing
a programmable
thermostat, do not
install an external
timer. The timer
will disrupt the
programming. If
interfacing with a
building energy
management
system, use a
manual thermostat.
Concrete Slab Subfloor
ThermoFlex
ThermoFlex
* If installing 240V heating mats, the lead wires are black (line) and red (line) - not white (neutral). Thermosoft’s
programmable thermostat accepts dual 120/240V input. Otherwise, make sure all components are rated 240V.
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Underlayment pad