Trivolt Heating Mat

A heating mat is composed of a thin resistive heating cable, which is affixed to a self-adhesive mesh made of fiberglass. This type of heating mat is specifically designed for use in electric underfloor heating systems, where its primary purpose is to deliver consistent, energy-efficient heat to various spaces. The thin resistive heating cable, which forms the core of the mat, is carefully engineered to ensure optimal performance. It is placed in a pre-determined layout on the fiberglass mesh to evenly distribute heat across the surface it covers. The mesh itself serves not only as a stable base for the cable but also as a medium that simplifies the installation process, allowing for quick and precise placement during setup.

The heating cable within the mat is constructed using a multi-stranded Ni-Cr (Nickel-Chromium) wire. This particular material is chosen for its outstanding ability to convert electrical energy into heat through the process of electrical resistance.

The use of a multi-stranded Ni-Cr resistive cable ensures effective heat generation, while the protective layers of Teflon, grounding braid, and PVC insulation provide safety, durability, and resistance to environmental stress.

TRIVOLT HEATING MAT

Electric heating mats are designed to be installed directly onto a concrete screed or on top of an insulating layer made from XPS boards. One of the key features that makes the installation of electric heating mats easy is their construction, specifically the use of a fiberglass mesh to which the heating wires are securely attached. This fiberglass mesh is designed to be self-adhesive, simplifying the overall process by allowing the mat to stick directly to the surface. Flexible adhesives are typically used, as they provide the necessary strength and durability to hold both the heating mat and the tiles in place.

1. Top floor – tiles
2. Flexible adhesive
3. Heating mat Trivolt
4. Concrete / screed in the room