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[QUOTE="Ajax123, post: 623678, member: 12267"] Once tiled leave it off for 28 days. The strengths for cement based materials are generally tested at 28days so at this point it should have reached the minimum it needs to do the job. Then switch it on with a flow temperature of 20 degrees for three days. Then begin to increase the temperature (make sure this is flow temperature NOT room temperature. Increase by maximum 5degrees per day but try to go up just a couple of degrees a day. Keep doing this untill you get up to the maximum temperature for the system which will normall not exceed 45 or 50 degrees ( if it can go higher then stop a 50) leave ot there for three days then referse the process back to twenty degrees. Once this is done you can either switch it off and enjoy the summer warmth (hahaha) or set it to normal operating temperature which with sand cement screed wil be a flow temperature of around 45degrees C. This can be set via room temperature stats. The procedure basically mimics that for commissioning theundefloor heating for the screed. [/QUOTE]
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