Instructions / Assembly

Do’s & Don’ts

DON’T

Cross the cable over another run, over coldtails or the floor

sensor. This will cause overheating and will damage the cable.

Cut or shorten the heater at any time.

Install parallel runs of heating cable closer than 2" if using cable

fixing strips or 2 pegs (2 ") if using the DCM-PRO membrane.

Refer to the Layout Planning page for further guidance.

Install the heater with staples or other metal fixings that can

cause damage.

Store tiles, sharp or heavy objects on top of the heater.

Install the heater below 5°F (-15°C) ambient temperature.

Attempt to bypass the GFCI if it trips and cannot be reset during

normal operation. Consult a qualified electrician or call the

helpline for further assistance.

Install the heater under permanent fixtures or in closets.

Commence installation on a screed that has not been fully

cured.

Cover the cold lead or termination joint with tape. This may

cause air pockets resulting in the joints overheating.

Install the heater beyond the room or area in which they

originate.

Attempt to repair the heater if it is damaged. Call the technical

helpline for further instructions.

Allow the thermostat to exceed the maximum temperature for

your final floor finish. Always check the maximum temperatures

allowed with the floor covering manufacturer.

Switch on the installed heater until thinset has fully cured,

check manufacturer’s instructions.

Install the heating cable closer than 2" from the wall, partitions

and permanently fixed objects

Store the DCM-PRO Peel and Stick membrane in direct sunlight.

Prolonged exposure to UV radiation will alter the properties of

the adhesive backing, voiding the product warranty.

WARNING : “RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE”.

Damage to supply conductor insulation may occur if

conductors are routed less than 2” from this heating product.

CAUTION: a ground fault protection device must be used with

this heating device”,

“ATTENTION : ce produit doit être utilisé avec une protection

de mise à la terre”, unless exempted by the Canadian Electrical

Code, Part I.