Self-adhesive heating foil with carbon heating paint
Our ultra-flat heating foil offers a modern solution for electric panel heating, ideal for floors, walls or ceilings!
The heater is designed for easy finishing with filler, wallpaper, paint or tiles after installation, especially for DIY enthusiasts.
Self-adhesive heating
Our self-adhesive film offers numerous advantages that make it the perfect choice for modern heating systems:
Thanks to the self-adhesive design, the film can be easily installed by a single person. This not only saves time, but also costs for additional personnel or tradesmen.
The heating mat does not require any additional adhesive, which makes installation particularly clean and uncomplicated. There is no adhesive residue or soiling, which often occurs with conventional methods.
Our ultra-flat heater is environmentally friendly and contributes to a sustainable lifestyle. It is made from materials that consume fewer resources and have a long service life, which minimizes your ecological footprint.
Discover the advantages of our self-adhesive heating system and benefit from a quick, clean and ecological heating solution that saves both time and money.
Further information on the technology and possible applications of modern panel heating systems can be found here https://www.flaechenheizung.de/elektrische-flaechenheizung/
The slightly different heating system with carbon!
The extremely thin, only 0.4 mm thick electric panel heating is stuck to the wall or ceiling like wallpaper. This is very easy with a good adhesive. Thanks to the full-surface fleece lamination of the fabric, the heating strip can also be smoothed into the surface with a conventional fine plaster.
After installation, the heating fabric can be filled with standard plaster and is then invisible. You can now decorate the wall or ceiling with wallpaper or paint of your choice. Even in the bathroom or kitchen, you don’t have to do without a decorative tile.
Carbon heating always with insulation!
As with all heating systems, whether heated with a heat pump, gas, oil or other systems, the same applies here: A heating system is only economical if the walls and ceilings are optimally insulated. If there is insufficient insulation, we recommend using our Superwall insulation panels. The heating surface insulated with our Superwall guarantees loss-free heating and a fast response time for our carbon heating system. Find out more about insulation with Superwall here
Areas of application for Rebotherm heating foils
Underfloor heating: An ideal solution for underfloor heating, as it can be installed directly under the floor covering.
Wall heating: Suitable for wall heating systems, especially in rooms where conventional radiators would interfere.
Ceiling heating: Can also be used as ceiling heating to warm the room evenly.
Single room solutions: Practical for individual rooms or smaller areas where an additional heat source is required.
For the whole house: Ideal for use throughout the house, with the option of central control for efficient and convenient temperature regulation.
Modernizations: For modernizations and conversions to supplement or improve an existing heating solution.
New buildings: Perfectly suited for new buildings, as the heating surfaces can be integrated directly into the building design and optimally installed in floors, walls or ceilings.
Processing instructions for Rebotherm heating foils
Step 1: Preparing the surface
- Inspection: The surface to be covered (wall, ceiling, floor) must be firm, dry and stable. This must be checked before bonding.
Step 2: Bonding or applying the film
- Remove the protective film: Peel off the protective film on the back of the heating foil to expose the adhesive side.
- For non-self-adhesive films: If the film is not self-adhesive, it is recommended to attach the side with the blank, copper-colored electrical tape to the wall.
- Attach: Press the heating mat onto the intended surface and continuously peel off the protective paper until the entire mat is stuck on. Make sure that no air bubbles are trapped.
Step 3: Connecting the cables
- Prepare the cable: Take the connection crimps and connect them to the cable that leads from the power supply unit in the power box to the heating surface. The cable usually comes from the distribution box, which is usually located in the utility room or a similar area.
- Attach the crimps: First connect the cable to the crimps. Then press the crimps onto the copper strips to ensure a firm connection. Use the crimping pliers specially designed for the crimps.
Step 4: Connection to the power supply unit
- Wiring: The cable can be routed along the baseboard or behind furniture until it is connected to the heating mat. Make sure that the cable is laid as invisibly as possible.
Step 5: Final work
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- Cover the surface: Cover the heating surface with the desired floor covering (carpet, parquet, laminate, tile) or spackle it on the wall and ceiling to make it invisible.
Heating foil as carpet heating against cold feet
Every year the uncomfortable season comes around again with rain and unpleasant cold! It gets dark early again and everyone is happy to be in the comfort of their own home. What could be nicer than sitting in an armchair reading the newspaper or watching an exciting movie on TV? But very often the coziness is disturbed by cold feet! And nothing is more uncomfortable than cold from the floor. Many people wish they had heating on their feet. But retrofitting underfloor heating is not only expensive, but also very time-consuming.
We have thought about it and use our heating foil as underfloor heating! The 1.5 m long and 90 cm wide heating fleece is placed under the carpet together with an insulating foil. The heating mat and insulating foil are only 3 mm thick in total and are invisible under the carpet! Then connect the power supply unit and switch on the new carpet heating with the remote control. A cozy 38 °C within a few minutes and: Goodbye cold feet! The heater works with 48 volts direct current and consumes only 230 watts of electricity. That’s not even 5 cents per hour in electricity costs, but it means comfort and warm feet!
