Underfloor heating wiring connection plug

[HandyManT97]

Ea

 

[Deleted account]

April fool!

 

[HandyManT97]

April fool!

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[Deleted account]

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I presumed that was a wind up.

if it’s not, get whoever did it back to do correctly.

 

[HandyManT97]

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Unfortunately I had someone do unfinished job. Floor and underfloor heating fitted and its just the thermostat and that wiring in the picture left. I am now looking for advice as to what type of plug/connector to use with that black underfloor heating wire. I would appreciate any advice.

thank you

 

[Deleted account]

What about programmer?

a photo would help.

 

[westward10]

I would strongly recommend you get an electrician involved because that is not safe. Where is the idiot that left it like that.

 

[HandyManT97]

I would strongly recommend you get an electrician involved because that is not safe. Where is the idiot that left it like that.

I will look to get an electrician then thank you. Recently, over this pandemic had not been able to get through to them.

 

[westward10]

To be honest you don't want the original installer touching it again if that is an example of their workmanship.

 

[HandyManT97]

Just a quick question. Would a unswitched fused spur be attached to the electric underfloor heating wire. (Black wire in the picture)?

 

[Deleted account]

Just a quick question. Would a unswitched fused spur be attached to the electric underfloor heating wire. (Black wire in the picture)?

I wouldn’t want to connect it to anything until it’s all been checked. How3ver did it needs all there work checking.

 

[Mike Johnson]

If, as I suspect that is electric underfloor heating there should also be a temperature sensor bulb/cable somewhere adjacent to the power feed, if this has not been put in, you will have all sorts of problems trying to control the heating. What make is the UFH, do you have a specification or instruction manual for it?

 

[DefyG]

I suspect the floor tiler has installed the heat mat and just left it like that pending the OP getting a sparks in to complete the job.
As per previous post, doesn't look like a floor sensor cable in the photo.

It needs testing properly to make sure it hasn't been damaged during installation, something a sparks will do before energising, not to mention and isolator and programmer/thermostat controller.