ETHERMA ST – in rolled asphalt

Heating mat for installation in rolled asphalt

  • Connection line, custom-made
  • Flexible heating line
  • Heating conductor fixed on jointed flat ribbon link
  • Second layer can be applied with the finisher
  • Resistant to faecal fumes, spherical acid and base

Control Options

ET-8352KF: Small areas of <20m² – uses one combined ice and temperature sensor

ET-8352F: Larger areas >20m² – uses two sensors: ice/snow and temperature/humidity

Description

Open area heating for installation in rolled asphalt. ST is used to keep car park entrance ramps, emergency access routes, entrance areas, etc. free from snow and ice.

The heating mats are laid on a load-bearing under-layer (asphalt or concrete) in accordance with a laying plan. Subsequently the first layer is built up: poured on, manually distributed and consolidated.

The top layer is coated in the second process step.

The temperature of the rolled asphalt is 180°C. The minimum thickness of the asphalt is 6 cm (2 x 3 cm).

Grain size of the base-layer: 0–8mm
Grain size of the top-layer: 0–8mm or 0–11mm.

The joint cross web and only one access line simplify the installation of the heating mats.

Application

ST is used to keep car park entrance ramps, emergency access routes, entrance areas, etc. clear of snow and ice.

Specification

  • Voltage: 230, 400 V
  • Output: 250, 300 W/m²
  • Nominal limit temperature: up to 105°C
  • Temp.-resistant heating conductor: 180°C/45 min
  • Min. temp. of installation: – 5°C
  • Max. perm. bending radius: 5 degrees
  • Outside diameter: 7 mm
  • Protection rating: IP X7
  • Cold lead: 1 x 3 m; 3 x 1.5 (2.5) mm²
  • Approval – heat conductor: CE compliant

BRLH-30 Components

Selection Guide

  • 250 W/m² – For smaller private ramps, driveways, patios, terraces and pavements.
  • 300 W/m² – For public ramps, driveways and pavements, parking garages, landing pads, and much more.

Installation

A shallow installation gives a safe and efficient system

There is a proportional relationship between the installation depth of the heating cables, the heating response time and the operating costs. The deeper the heating cables are embedded, the longer the heating time until the defrost surface temperature reaches 3°C. A shallow installation is therefore essential for safety and to ensure lower operating costs.

Heating requirements

Depending on the application: the entire area can be heated which is usually the case in public areas; or for private installations, focused heating is often sufficient to keep a lane free which saves on installation and running costs.

Heating capacity

The required heating capacity per m² of surface area depends on the installation depth, the characteristics of the surface material, and the local climatic conditions.

Intelligent controls

Intelligent open area heating control detects the temperature and humidity of the surface and calculate the heating required, thus ensuring a fully automated, safe and cost-optimized use of the system.

The sensor records the current temperature and the snowfall. In order to switch on the heating, the ambient temperature has drop below the set temperature and the set humidity has to be exceeded. This saves operating costs.

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