Channeled under floor heating element
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1. A channeled under floor heating element comprising:
- a first textile panel and a second textile panel operatively joined together by a plurality of seam structures defining an arrangement of channels extending in a pattern between the first textile panel and the second textile panel;
an elongate heating element extending through at least a portion of the channels; and
an elongate sensing element discrete from the elongate heating element extending through at least a portion of the channels, wherein the elongate heating element and the elongate sensing element are arranged in substantially common pattern arrangements such that the portions of the elongate heating element and the elongate sensing element within the channels are disposed in substantially parallel orientation to one another.
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Abstract
A channeled under floor heating element incorporating channeled areas for accepting heat and sensor wires. The inventive channeled under floor heating element includes an arrangement of seam structures defining channels housing substantially discrete elongate heating and sensing elements arranged in a substantially similar pattern.
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1. A channeled under floor heating element comprising:
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a first textile panel and a second textile panel operatively joined together by a plurality of seam structures defining an arrangement of channels extending in a pattern between the first textile panel and the second textile panel; an elongate heating element extending through at least a portion of the channels; and an elongate sensing element discrete from the elongate heating element extending through at least a portion of the channels, wherein the elongate heating element and the elongate sensing element are arranged in substantially common pattern arrangements such that the portions of the elongate heating element and the elongate sensing element within the channels are disposed in substantially parallel orientation to one another. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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