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幹式電地暖安裝流程圖[怡幹式電地暖]

來源：安邦電氣集團有限公司　　浏覽次數：19156　　日期：2012年11月19日

一、怡幹式電地暖簡介
由安邦集团研发并拥有专利的安邦怡干式模块電地暖系統采用的幹法模板由溶重超過40公斤的EPS保溫模塊和帶槽塊鋁板（鋁板厚度約0.6mm）組成。安邦發熱電纜可以簡單的鋪設在模塊的線槽中，根據不同房型模塊可自由裁割，導線可根據需求不同方向鋪設。

怡干式電地暖安装结构图

二、怡干式電地暖特點
    1、系统提高地面厚度不超过3公分，特别适合地面高度有限有采暖区域。
    2、系统即开即热，改变传统的地暖起热速度慢，无法彻底关闭的缺点。比传统地暖系统节能30%-40%。
    3、系统无须在模块上再铺设水泥层，施工简便，确保施工场地整洁。
系统还可拆卸并且能重复使用，也可用于临时性场地采暖。
    4、安邦怡幹式采暖系統使用于整體采暖、舒適采暖、牆面采暖、層高要求嚴格區域和二次裝修。

三、怡幹式電地暖安装流程（圖）
1、平整的地面

平整的地面

2、電地暖安装材料進場

電地暖安装材料進場

3、電地暖模块鋪設前在地面的四周靠牆處訂好2X2cm的直木條

電地暖模块鋪設前在地面的四周靠牆處訂好2X2cm的直木條

4、開始鋪設電地暖模块，根據現場情況鋪設好轉向模塊

开始铺设電地暖模块，根據現場情況鋪設好轉向模塊

5、鋪設電地暖模块

铺设電地暖模块

6、將檢測完好的發熱電纜鋪設到模塊凹槽中並用鋁箔膠帶固定

将检测完好的發熱電纜鋪設到模塊凹槽中並用鋁箔膠帶固定

7、發熱電纜鋪設完畢

發熱電纜鋪設完畢

8、將電地暖安装模块接口處用鋁箔連接好

将電地暖安装模块接口處用鋁箔連接好

9、將監控探頭和發熱電纜冷端穿進預留的PPC管材裏

将监控探头和發熱電纜冷端穿進預留的PPC管材裏

10、將監控探頭離發熱電纜1-2CM處固定

将监控探头离發熱電纜1-2CM處固定

11、检测發熱電纜阻值並記錄數據

检测發熱電纜阻值並記錄數據

12、安裝安邦智能電地暖溫控器

安装安邦智能電地暖溫控器

13、溫控器安装完毕

溫控器安装完毕

14、复合木地板鋪設完畢，交付使用

复合木地板鋪設完畢，交付使用

注：在電地暖安装过程中，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；在安裝完發熱電纜後進行第二次檢測；第三次檢測是在安装電地暖溫度控制器時。

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