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濕式電地暖安裝流程圖[混凝土回填式]

來源：安邦電氣集團有限公司　　浏覽次數：18220　　日期：2012年11月15日

混凝土回填式電地暖（濕式電地暖）
一、系統組成：
安邦混凝土回填式電地暖系統是由埋在地板下的發熱電纜與溫度控制器共同組成的低溫輻射地板采暖系統。

二、工作原理：
埋在地面以下的发热元件直接将电能转化为热能，先加热地板再以低温辐射的形式将取暖所需的热量均匀散布到室内的各个地面及空间，达到设定温度后控制系统自动断电，温度低过设定温度1度以下系统自动恢复工作，从而达到采暖和节能的目的。

濕式電地暖安装结构图

三、濕式電地暖安裝流程（圖）
1、幹淨平整的地面

電地暖安装前平整干净地面

2、鋪設安邦地暖專用環保擠塑板

铺设安邦地暖專用環保擠塑板

3、固定地暖擠塑保溫板

固定地暖挤塑保温板

4、鋪設安邦地暖專用反射膜

铺设安邦地暖專用反射膜

5、鋪設完整的電地暖反射膜

铺设完整的電地暖反射膜

6、安邦地暖專用鋼絲網

安邦地暖专用钢丝网

7、鋪設安邦電地暖專用反射膜

铺设安邦電地暖專用反射膜

8、安裝安邦發熱電纜

安装發熱電纜

9、安裝完好的發熱電纜

安装完好的發熱電纜

10、測試發熱電纜是否絕緣

测试發熱電纜是否絕緣

11、發熱電纜檢測

發熱電纜测试

12、填充混凝土

電地暖安装完混凝土填

13、電地暖安装完成（接下來根據自己的需要，鋪裝地板磚或複合地板等）

注：在電地暖安装過程中，對于發熱電纜的檢測通常分爲三次。在安装發熱電纜前進行第一次檢測；在安裝完發熱電纜后进行第二次检测；第三次检测是在安装電地暖温度控制器时。電地暖选择湿式安装时，在安装完電地暖後，最好不要直接使用，待混凝土覆蓋層幹燥後打開使用最佳。

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