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南京“東泰.金域豪庭”小區電地暖系統

來源：安邦電地暖網（安邦電氣集團）　　浏覽次數：12946　　日期：2013年5月28日

概要：“東泰.金域豪庭”位于南京市六合區園林東路99號，小區占地面積約36562平方米，總建築面積約42270平方米，容積率爲1.16，綠地率爲30%。南京冬日氣溫較低雖然不如北方氣溫低，但濕度較大，冬日感覺比北方更冷，造成人體不適，易生病。安裝電地暖是最佳的选择，電地暖通过热辐射自下而上逐级递减的温差优势，营造出足部温暖、头部清爽的感觉，保持室内干燥，使得人体在室内感觉较舒适，非常有助于人们的工作学习，而且它与中医的“温足顶凉”养生理念十分一致，长期使用，对人们的身体健康十分有益的；同时也解决了室内湿度较大的问题。電地暖的使用寿命长、无污染、节能、可实现分时控制、管理方便、卫生舒适，是高档小区采暖最佳方式。

要求：“東泰.金域豪庭”外牆安裝有保溫層，毛坯房安裝。因不急于居住，根據業主的要求選用湿式電地暖安裝方式。

鋪設地點：衛生間、客廳、臥室、廚房、走道
鋪設面積：112-210平方米
鋪設功率：衛生間150W，其它120W
铺设方式：混凝土回填式安装（電地暖湿式铺装）
使用材料：安邦雙導發熱電纜，型号ABV0012800 TXLP/2R/17；智能温度控制器；地暖感温探头；地暖专用保温板；地暖专用反射膜；钢丝网、地暖专用铝铂胶带、卡钉等。

南京“东泰.金域豪庭”外景

電地暖反射膜、钢丝网铺装图

發熱電纜安装前的检测

發熱電纜冷端接线

主卧室電地暖安装图

客厅電地暖安装图

客房電地暖安装图

卫生间電地暖安装图

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