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電地暖使用壽命及質保期限

來源：安邦電氣集團有限公司　　浏覽次數：15651　　日期：2012年12月05日

目前電地暖中只有發熱電纜地暖的使用寿命已经被证实，最早的一根發熱電纜是在1923年，直接已有80多年的历史，發熱電纜的使用寿命是通过实践证明的。所以發熱電纜使用寿命通常都在50年以上。市场上的發熱電纜地暖质保期一般都是10年；安邦發熱電纜地暖質量保質期爲12年（注：參照國標執行技術標准；嚴格按本公司施工安裝要求作業，不含人爲損壞質保期爲12年。）
因此發熱電纜地暖的使用寿命是在50年以上的，所以需要我们正确安装和使用發熱電纜地暖。对于新建或新装修的住宅，应确保地面不出现开裂现象；新安装的電地暖做好等待地面干燥后在使用；作地面装修时，请您注意避让發熱電纜，以免损坏。

發熱電纜的使用壽命分析
發熱電纜采暖系统在国外的应用已有五十多年的历史，到目前为止，尚无一例因产品老化而产生工作故障的。试验室模拟证明其工作寿命至少50年。一般我们说，安装于是混凝土层中的發熱電纜无异于任何埋藏墙体中的电线。您几乎意识不到电线的存在，它与房屋建筑共存，几乎与建筑同寿命；發熱電纜的特点优势：發熱電纜安装于地面，隐蔽安装，既美观，又节省空间，同时达到环保、安全、清洁、舒适、经济的理想状态，是最佳的地面供暖产品。
所以電地暖比水地暖有優勢，發熱電纜地暖只要在後期正確使用它，其維護成本幾乎爲零。

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