Have I possibly damaged the underfloor heating mat? Discussion ThreadHave I possibly damaged the underfloor heating mat? Electrical Advice
So I’m fitting an electric underfloor heating mat by pro warm. I was testing it for continuity between L N and got 88ohms which is what it should be according to the instructions.
It says to do IR test at 500V but it doesn’t say between which colours. So I did L N and got 0.00ohms. Have I damaged the mat? I realised after maybe I shouldn’t have done that. I did L E and N E and it was >1049Mohms.
I looked at the instructions and it doesn’t say which cables to IR test between which was annoying.
Have I possibly damaged the underfloor heating mat? for the original thread on Electricians Forums
So I’m fitting an electric underfloor heating mat by pro warm. I was testing it for continuity between L N and got 88ohms which is what it should be according to the instructions.
It says to do IR test at 500V but it doesn’t say between which colours. So I did L N and got 0.00ohms. Have I damaged the mat? I realised after maybe I shouldn’t have done that. I did L E and N E and it was >1049Mohms.
I looked at the instructions and it doesn’t say which cables to IR test between which was annoying.
Have I possibly damaged the underfloor heating mat? for the original thread on Electricians Forums
