Plumbing geothermal floor maintenance guidelines

Nowadays, more and more families choose to install plumbing geothermal floors during the renovation. However, due to the higher maintenance requirements for plumbing and geothermal floors, consumers must pay more attention to detail when paving and using them, especially when centralized heating is about to begin. One week, we must pay special attention to the geothermal floor at home.

The first use of heating to gradually use geothermal heating for the first time, should pay attention to slowly warming. When used for the first time, gradually increase the temperature in the first three days of the heating start: the first day water temperature is 18°C, the next day is 25°C, the third day is 30°C, and the fourth day can be raised to normal temperature, ie water temperature 45°C, surface temperature 28 °C ~ 30 °C.

Can not warm up too quickly, too fast, the floor may be cracked due to expansion. When the geothermal heating system is turned on again after a long period of time, it must be heated in strict accordance with the heating program as it was for the first time.

Avoid Drying Watch out for indoor humidity. Dry winter weather. With geothermal heating, the floor is prone to cracking when exposed to high temperatures. At this time, it is necessary for the owner to humidify the room to prevent the floor from cracking. During the renovation, attention should be paid to not punching holes or nails on the ground so as not to leak geothermal pipes, causing the geothermal system to run out of water and the floor foam to be scrapped.

Because the surface temperature of the floor is relatively high, it is best not to place glassware and chinaware directly on the ground in order to avoid uneven heating and lead to “sweet mountain” in the home.

During the use of the ground temperature should not be too high It is important to note that the use of geothermal heating, the surface temperature should not exceed 28 °C, the water temperature can not exceed 45 °C, if it exceeds this temperature, will affect the life of the floor and the life cycle. In general families, when the room temperature in winter reaches about 22°C, it is already very comfortable. If the temperature rises normally, it will not affect the use of geothermal floors.