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ELECTRIC RADIANT HEAT SYSTEMS (High or Line Voltage System)
Experience the comfort of toasty warm floors. AHS carries a fine line of radiant heat systems,
including this line voltage system by Heatech.
For a comparison between the
low and high voltage radiant heat systems, click here.
Also, click on Radiant Heat to the left for futher radiant
heat system comparisons.
QUICKMAT DESCRIPTION
The QuickMat provides the finest in line voltage electric radiant floor
warming systems. This system is designed take the chill off of hard
floor coverings. The QuickMat is used to heat tile, slate, marble, and other
hard surfaces in your bathroom, entry, or kitchen areas. It is great
for new construction and remodeling applications.
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INSTALLATION
The QuickMat is incredibly simple to install.
The cable heating element comes in 12" and 18" widths, and
various lengths to meet your area's specific needs. Installing
the actual heating cable can be done by virtually anyone. The
heating cable is held together by a flexible aluminum strip.
These strips have an adhesive backing which holds the product
down during installation. The aluminum strip can be cut in order
to fit your specific area. A qualified electrician would prepare
all electric connections for the thermostat in the walls, and install
a class "A" non-receptacle G.F.C.I. circuit breaker.
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COMPONENTS
Available with the QuickMat system is the following:
Programmable Thermostat:
a seven day programmable
thermostat that controls
when and what temperature the floor is regulated.
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Heating Element: 12" x 45' lineal foot roll of the aluminum
wrapped Heating Cable which is
.3mm high.
Installation Manual
10 year warranty
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CUSTOM DESIGNED SYSTEMS
We specialize in custom designing radiant heat systems for all types, shapes and sizes of rooms.
Please feel free to email us or fax us your floor plan at 888-488-WARM,
and we will design the perfect system for you.
High voltage systems are ideal for smaller areas, 10 to 120 sq. ft., where as low voltage systems
are extremely ideal for areas, 110 sq. ft. and above. Click Here for a comparison
between the low and high voltage radiant heat systems.
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