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Wilfred - Essentially you are doing the right method as already confirmed.
I'am not aware of the system you have - however they all seem to follow the same principles - gradually increase by small increments over a period of time.
We recently commissioned a Thermonet system in a hallway under unglazed porcelain and ontop of Hardie backer boards and T&G flooring. At 16degees the system still hadn't turned itself on after 2 days so the floor was still warmer at that stage. It was only when we increased the setting to 19degrees that it started to work.
Once you feel the effect of UFH you wonder how you managed before!
I'am not aware of the system you have - however they all seem to follow the same principles - gradually increase by small increments over a period of time.
We recently commissioned a Thermonet system in a hallway under unglazed porcelain and ontop of Hardie backer boards and T&G flooring. At 16degees the system still hadn't turned itself on after 2 days so the floor was still warmer at that stage. It was only when we increased the setting to 19degrees that it started to work.
Once you feel the effect of UFH you wonder how you managed before!