Digital Multimeter

Name: Digital Multimeter
Brand: ProWarm™
SKU: DIGIMETER
Price: 13.61 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU: DIGIMETER

Original price was: £17.01.Current price is: £13.61. inc. VAT

Digital multimeter for testing the resistance of heating cables and mats during and after installation.

Testing is required as a condition of the manufacturers 25 year warranty.

Supplied with battery and instructions.

Many uses around the home and garden such as checking fuses and electrical circuits.

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The Prowarm™ Electric Underfloor Heating Sticky Mat uses the same high quality cable as the Prowarm™ Loose Cable kit, the mat kit simply uses a sticky fibreglass mesh to ensure the desired heat output is acheived by spacing the cable at the correct distance. It also makes the installation of the system extremely easy as the mat is simply rolled out to cover the required heating area.

The system uses a series type heating cable with a twin conductor and a cold lead of 2m at one end.

The resistance heating wire is enclosed in an initial fluoropolymer insulation layer, which is itself is wrapped in a protective metal shielding, before being encased in a final plastic outer sheath. The final diameter of the twin conductor cable is 2mm.

The Hot and Cold lead junctions are uniquely designed to make them 100% foolproof.

Please Note: The following is intended as a guide only. Always refer to the full installation manual for instructions.

Divide the floor into a series of rectangles. From these measurements you can calculate how many mats you’ll need and what sizes. Exclude permanent or static fixtures from your calculations.
If the floor is screed over concrete, it is advisable to lay insulation boards to minimise heat loss and ensure quicker warm up times.
Lay the first run. At the end of the run cut the mat leaving the cable intact, turn the mat through 90° or 180° and continue laying. When the area is covered, adjust the mat until the loops are equal distance apart. Now attach the mat to the subfloor using the special tape supplied.
You will need to install an RCD fused spur which powers the thermostatic controller/programmer and the mat system. Lay the temperature probe from the timer-thermostat onto the floor, equidistant between two of the cable loops, and attach it to the floor surface. Now take the unheated power supply cable from the end of the mat system, which should be positioned near the thermostat. Once all the connections have been made to the power supply, run the heater(s) to ensure they are heating up (no more than 10 minutes).
Either lay a thin, self-levelling screed over the mat and leave it to dry before laying tiles or trowel flexible tile adhesive directly over the mat and lay the floor tiles. Once the grouting is complete, let the tile adhesive cure before switching on the system.

ProTouch-E WiFi V2

ProTouch Smart WiFi Thermostat enables control without the need for a control centre, just pair to home WiFi using the easy to use application available on both Android and IOS platforms. Designed to enhance the experience of the end user with a 7-day programmer, optimal start features, multi temperature display and easy to read displays.

Technical Info

WiFi Control
App available on IOS and Android. Compatible with Alexa
Double Temperature Control
Floor and room sensors, with multiple precise temperature control mode
Programmable
7-Day Programmer 4 Settings per day
Large Screen
Easy operation, all parameters displayed on the screen
Professional Design
First class quality, complete functions

Pro Digital Thermostat

The Slimline Pro Digital features advanced controls for an entry-level thermostat. Able to use either floor, air or combination sensors to control the temperature, the Slimline Pro Digital is fully programmable for each individual day of the week.

Available in stylish and contemporary white design with touch sensitive keys, the display has a modern white back light and offers both a holiday mode and manual override, plus up to four set points each day.

Can switch up to 16 amps, (230v AC)
Adaptive start learning function
°F / °C temperature format can be selected
12/24 Hour clock system can be selected
Programs and settings can be reserved after power break
25 year warranty
Supplied with a 3 Meter Remote Floor Probe

Dimensions	87mm x 87mm x 12mm
Mounting	Flush mounted 35mm deep galvanised box (single socket)
Load	16A Max

ProTouch V2 Digital Touchscreen

The Prowarm Protouch V2 thermostat can be used to control your electric floor heating system or water heating system. It will keep your home at a comfortable temperature whilst minimising energy use.

Available in stylish and contemporary white or Black design with a sensitive touch screen, making for simple use. The display has a modern white back light and offers both a holiday mode and manual override, plus up to four set points each day.

Technical Info

Can Switch up to 16 amps
Auto Mode
Hold Mode
Holiday Mode
Frost Mode
Open Window Detection
Adaptive/Learning Function

Dimensions	136mm x 94mm x 15mm (WHD)

UK Delivery - DPD Next Day Delivery before 12 or Parcel Force 24 - Order Before 2pm.*

On rare occasions, some items may be out of stock. In this circumstance, a member of our customer service team shall contact you to inform you of the delay. If you are unhappy or are unable to wait, then we will cancel & immediately refund the order.

Delivery Breakdown

The fastest and best service is always chosen wherever possible.

*Depending on the delivery postcode, next day delivery may not be available.*

1-3 Working Days

FREE on orders over £200*

Order before 2pm conditions apply

Underfloor Heating Safety Guidelines

The underfloor heating units must be controlled with an approved thermostat and its control instructions.

The underfloor system should not be turned on until the floor is completely dry and any screed/adhesive has fully cured. Once cured, the system should be turned on gradually over a 48 hour period.

Flat bottomed furniture MUST NOT BE placed over areas where the heating mat/cable is installed as this can restrict airflow to the floor, causing thermal blocking, and in extreme cases may lead to the cable overheating causing a possible fire hazard. This also includes rugs, bean bags, or any item which has a tog value greater than 2.5.

The heated floor area should not be drilled or nailed as this could damage the heating elements.

MATTRESSES

BEAN BAGS

ANIMAL BEDS

RUGS

FLAT BASED FURNITURE

WARNING: Shock & Fire Hazard

If the Underfloor Heating System is damaged or not installed properly, fire or shock could occur resulting in serious personal injuries or damage to property. You must carefully follow the warnings and instructions contained in our instruction manuals & videos.

The thermostat must be used.
It is important that this equipment is installed only by a qualified electricians who are familiar with the proper sizing, installation, construction and operation of floor warming systems and the hazards involved. The installation must comply with all national and local electrical codes. If you are unfamiliar with these requirements, contact an electrician.
Our systems are designed for under floor heating purposes only. Be sure that the floor is not penetrated by nails, screws, or similar devices that can cause damage on first installation or during subsequent floor repairs in the future.
If the Underfloor Heating System is damaged, it must be replaced. Do not attempt to splice or repair any part of the system.

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