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Posting for 5+ yearsSchluter Electric Meter
Bradford, West Yorkshire
£45
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Description
The Schluter DITRA-HEAT-E-CT meter is a cable tester used to measure and verify the resistance of the DITRA-HEAT-E-HK electric heating cables and remote sensors during the installation process. It alerts installers with an acoustic signal if it detects any damage to the cables or sensors by monitoring their resistance. This ensures the integrity of the heating system throughout its installation.
How it works
1. Measures resistance:
The meter connects to the heating cables and sensors to check their resistance.
2. Monitors during installation:
It provides continuous monitoring of the resistance values as the cables are being laid.
3. Acoustic alarm:
If the resistance is outside the acceptable range, indicating damage, an acoustic signal is emitted to warn the installer.
4. Automatic shut-off:
The device automatically turns off after about 30 minutes of continuous use to conserve battery power.
Why it's important
Prevents damage:
By alerting installers to any damage, the meter helps prevent costly repairs and potential issues down the line.
Ensures system integrity:
It verifies that the heating cables and sensors are functioning correctly before the installation is completed and tiled over.
Compliance:
The device is specifically designed for Schluter DITRA-HEAT systems, ensuring compatibility and proper use of the equipment.
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