SunTouch TapeMat · 50 Sq Ft Radiant Floor Heating Kit (120V)
SunTouch TapeMat · 50 Sq Ft Radiant Floor Heating Kit (120V)
SunTouch TapeMat · 50 Sq Ft Radiant Floor Heating Kit (120V)
SunTouch TapeMat · 50 Sq Ft Radiant Floor Heating Kit (120V)

SunTouch TapeMat · 50 Sq Ft Radiant Floor Heating Kit (120V)

Vendor: Watts Radiant
SKU: 12002524-KIT
CA$1,148.61
CA$1,148.61
Description
Description
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Everything you need for a time saving electric floor heating system install!

•  SunTouch TapeMat radiant floor heating mat w/ 10 ft power lead
•  SunStat Command Programmable Touchscreen Thermostat 
•  Sensor Wire - 15 feet long (inside thermostat box)
•  LoudMouth Installation Alarm (continuity monitor)
•  Double-stick tape - 1 extra roll

SunTouch’s open-weave mesh TapeMat can be installed in one day. There’s no need to wait for mortar to cure overnight before laying tile.
You can achieve warm floors in four easy steps. Simply unroll and attach your mat(s), secure the floor sensor (comes with all SunTouch thermostats), apply thin-set mortar, and install your flooring.

Additional Features & Benefits of the SunTouch TapeMat include:

•  Edged with double-sided tape for fast & easy installation that adheres directly to your subfloor.
•  Mortar bonds easily through mesh with the underlying material.
•  Only 1/8" added floor thickness compared to typical tile installations
•  Easily adjusted to accommodate curves, angles, and cut-outs
•  Can be trimmed & flipped to accommodate your layout (only cut orange mesh)
•  Also available in 2.5' & 3' wide rolls

Instructions
Instructions
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Instruction manual link:
SunTouch TapeMat Installation Manual

Video:

Indoor / Outdoor: INTERIOR floor heating application only. Embedded in mortar or self leveling concrete only.

Install Steps:

Installation Steps:

  1. Suntouch TapeMat Installation - Step 1

    Step #1

    Suntouch TapeMat Installation - Step 2

    Step #2

    Suntouch TapeMat Installation - Step 3

    Step #3

    Plan Your Layout
    Measure and draw a layout simple plan (or send it to us and let us draw a layout for you) mark your Thermostat location (starting point for mats) and what areas you want to warm. Expect to place mats everywhere you want warmth heat does not spread

    		 Roll Out Mat(s)
    Turn and cut mesh (if needed) to custom fit to your room. Attach mat to subfloor with the built-in tape then mount the SunStat and place floor temperature sensor between 2 heating wires.
    		 Cover with Mortar
    Cover mats with a cement based mortar, let it cure, then install your floor covering. If you are installing tile, you can install the tile when you apply the mortar. Connect mat power leads to your thermostat in parallel.

Minimum Installation Temperature: 50° Degrees F / 10° Degrees C

Power Supply & Wiring

Mats or WireSupply WireBreaker
VACtotal amps(AWG*)qtytyperating
120up to 12 amps141single pole15 or 20 A
120up to 15 amps121single pole
20 A
240up to 12 amps141double pole15 or 20 A
240up to 15 amps121double pole20 A

* Recommended only. Follow local codes for wire gauge size.

Maximum Circuit Load: 15 Amps

Maximum Circuit Overload Protection: 20 A Breaker

Shower Installation: Yes, can be installed in a tiled shower. UL listed, verify local code

Trowel Size recommended: Minimum 3/8" x 1/4". Dependent on tile size - verify with tile/mortar manufacturer

Distance from Toilet: Install 4-6" away from the toilet drain wax ring. It can be under the front of toilet - Approximately 20" from wall.

Specification
Specification
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UPC 840213091057
Heating Power Output Total 2050 BTU total
Heating Power Output per Hour (BTU) 41 BTU per Sq Ft/Hour
EMF (Electro Magnetic Field) Yes. Verified by Independent Testing Laboratory as ultra low. REET test
Ohms Reading (resistance value) 17-21 ohms
Power Lead Wire Gauge 14 AWG
Power Lead Length 10'
Power Lead Type Armored, NEC color code, Single point connection at 1 corner of mat. No return wire like inferior products
Thickness 0.122 (less than 1/8")
Voltage 120 VAC
Wattage per SF 12
Spacing of Heating Wire 3"
Heated Area Size Covered 50
More Details
More Details
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Brand Name SunTouch
Safety Listing UL (Underwriters Laboratory) Listed for U.S. and Canada under UL 1673 and CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 130-03, File No. E185866
Length of Heated Area (ft) 25'
Length of Heated Area (in) 300"
Warranty from Manufacturer 25 Year backed by 140 year old USA Manufacturer
What's In The Box TapeMat, SunStat Command Programmable Touch Screen Thermostat, Floor Sensor, LoudMouth, Sm. Roll of Double-sided Tape. Detailed Installation Manual.
Amp Draw 5
Wire Construction ETFE Fluoropolymer insulation, metal shield and Outside layer of PEX combined with heating elements
Total Watts 600 watts
Why Helps

SunTouch = Zero EMF

An emerging issue in the electric radiant heat industry is EMF (electromagnetic field) radiation. SunTouch pioneered and sells only ZERO EMF products constructed with active dual wire EMF-canceling technology.

All SunTouch products use a complex wire construction with two heating elements in parallel with an added and patented helical twist to eliminate EMF. Other electric radiant floor heating companies sell single-wire systems that release high levels of EMF when compared to SunTouch.

What is EMF? Electromagnetic fields (EMF) come from all electrical appliances, but studies show an average American's daily exposure is less than 1 unit (mG) of EMF. But. when you sit on an unshielded electric radiant floor, you may be exposed to 20, 40, or more times the average daily exposure. This Data comes from Independent testing. Read More Here

Is limiting exposure to EMF important? No one is certain. The World Health Organization says the data is inconclusive to date, but continues their research. We provide this EMF information because it is important to some people, not to frighten you or exaggerate any risk.

For many years customers have chosen SunTouch Zero EMF systems, but we leave the choice to you after explaining what we do know.
Size in Feet 2' x 25'
Size in Inches 24" x 300"
Size in Meters 0.61m x 7.62m
Acceptable Floor Coverings Natural Stone,Tile, Laminate, Engineered Woods, Carpet, Vinyl, Linoleum, Solid Hardwood (if you use sleepers)