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Electrical Information

Electrical Preparation

The Coldbuster heater element has been classified as an electrical appliance. You must engage a
licensed electrician for the heater installation if this is required by your state regulations.
However, all electrical connections, including setting up the conduits (more detail below) and the
connection of the thermostat must be undertaken by a licensed electrician in accordance with
current electrical codes of practice, AS/NZS3000: 2007 and state codes.

Residual Current Device (RCD)

1. The heater element must be connected to
a circuit with RCD protection.
2. Consult with your electrician to ensure any
existing cabling and RCD already installed
are working and capable of handling the
additional load.

Hardwire Connection

• Power supply must be RCD protected
• Standard flush box or C-bracket mounted
horizontally or vertically, height between
1000mm - 1500mm above the floor
• 20mm conduit for the heater leads
o Number of leads per conduit depends
on size of conduit
o Maximum 2 heaters per conduit
• 20mm conduit for floor sensor extended
into the room
(optional: most thermostats have a built-in
sensor and can be set up for air sensor)

Plug-In Connections

• Thermostat mounted between 300 - 600mm from the
floor
• Power point must be RCD protected
• Option A: For cavity walls, fit heater lead and floor
temperature sensor inside the cavity
• Option B: For brick walls, fit heater lead and floor
temperature sensor inside PVC trunking and notch
out the thermostat baseplate for cable access
Floor Sensor Preparation
• Install the floor sensor as shown in the electrical connection drawing, particularly if another
form of heating such as air conditioning or a fireplace will also be used in the area
• After the heating is laid, the floor sensor should be secured at an even distance between 2 of
the heater runs
(typically provided with your thermostat)
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