1. Install a suitable power supply to a single gang box at the desired location for thermostat. (110V for areas up to 110 sq ft or 220V power for larger heated areas)
2. Run a conduit from the electrical box down to subfloor & leave a pull wire inside conduit. (some areas require a separate conduit for thermostat sensor wire-check local codes)

1. Ensure that suitable backer board is fastened down as per manufacturers specifications.
2. Ensure that the subfloor does not have flex or movement.
3. Ensure subfloor is dust free. 

1. Measure floor area to be heated & determine square footage of heating cable needed. Order the correct size. Do not install heating cables under any fixed furniture. (eg: vanity units)
2. Be sure to leave area close to toilet flange free of heating cables (6” radius). It is recommended that heating cables are installed 4” away from all walls.
3. Pay close attention to heating high traffic areas (in front of shower, tub, toilet room, vanity) and leave areas close to walls, & behind doors  unheated if needed.
4. Standard spacing of 3” is recommended for most areas. For larger rooms (living rooms etc) the cable spacing can be increased to 4” but is not recommended for high traffic areas. For high heat loss areas, use cable spacing of 2”. (floors over unheated crawl spaces or non-insulated concrete slabs) 

The installation must be performed in accordance with all National and Local Building & Electrical Codes and any local amendments. Turn off the electrical supply to avoid risk of electric shock. Perform electrical connections in accordance with the thermostat installation guide provided. 

Installation Guide