The rules of proper bending a heater

Please read the below instruction of heating elements so you can use the heaters properly and safe:

1. Every heater has a "dead spot" (unheating spot) on both ends of it. The heating element can't be flexed on the edges of those spots because it can damage the insulation of the heater. The flex should be made in the heating or unheating zone but never on the edge of it. The minimum distance from the "dead spot" zone should be 15mm.

2. The minimum inner flexing radius [Rw] is 15mm. There are alsow smaller radius flexings, sometimes it's even 0 so called abreast, but doing so the danger is bigger.

3. A heater that was once flexed - in the zone it was flexed is geting harder. Especially in a small radius if you try to change it's flexed form it will probably get damaged.

4. The heaters with the softened coat are destined to be flexed - when cold.

5. After the flexing you should call an electrician who will check the rezistance of the heater.

IMPORTANT: The heaters flexed by yoursef are loosing their warranty. There is a payable possibility for our employes to flex the heater for you (if so you won't loose the 12 month warranty).