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Microclimate  products  are  designed  and  built  to  exacting  standards.  
Each  and  every  unit  is  tested  to  ensure  many  years  of  trouble  free  
operation  is  achieved.

Heatmat  
User  Guide

All  Microclimate  products  are  designed  and  manufactured  in  the  UK.
Microclimate  heatmats  come  with  a  1-­‐year  parts  and  labour  warranty.    
Please  keep  your  proof  of  purchase  safe,  as  this  will  be  required  for  all  
warranty  claims.
Due  to  the  many  diverse  applications  for  this  product  no  liability  for  the  
loss  or  damage  to  livestock  or  equipment  can  be  accepted.  
This  product  has  been  independently  tested  and  conforms  to  the  
Electrical  Equipment  Safety  regulations  1994  and  BS  EN  60335  –  
1:2002+A2:2006  and  BSEN  60335-­‐2-­‐55:2003+A1  2008.
This  does  not  affect  your  statutory  rights.
Recommended  Thermostat  for  Microclimate  Heatmats
Ministat  100
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On/Off  Thermostat
Suitable  for  all  heat  mats
Precise  control  of  vivarium  
temperature

Available  from  your  local  
Microclimate  dealer

Microclimate  International
Unit  3  Heath  Mill  Enterprise  Park
Heath  Mill  Road
Wombourne
England
United  Kingdom
WV5  8AP

Tel  :  01902  895351
Fax  :  01902  897613

IMPORTANT    -­‐  TO  ENSURE  CORRECT  OPERATION  OF  YOUR  HEAT  MAT  PLEASE  
READ  THE  GUIDE  BEFORE  COMMENCING  INSTALLATION
•      DO  NOT  CUT,  BURN  OR  PIERCE  THE  HEAT  MAT
•      DO  NOT  SUBMERSE  IN  WATER  –  HEAT  MAT  IS  SPLASH  PROOF  ONLY
•      DO  NOT  BURY  UNDER  A  THICK  LAYER  OF  SUBSTRATE  

This  heatmat  can  be  used  to  in  many  different  applications  where  a  
gentle  heat  is  required  and  is  ideal  for  heating  your  pet’s  vivarium.  
Heating  your  pet’s  environment  should  be  designed  to  allow  a  warm  
and  cool  area  within  the  vivarium  this  allows  for  a  natural  habitat  to  
be  obtained  for  your  pet.    We  recommend  the  heat  mat  to  be  no  
larger  than  half  the  floor  space  of  the  vivarium.
Microclimate  heat  mats  are  designed  to  run  continuously  and  if  
installed  following  our  instructions  will  run  for  many  years.
Microclimate  heat  mats  can  be  plugged  directly  into  a  mains  socket  
but  we  strongly  recommend  the  use  of  a  thermostat  to  control  the  
temperature  within  the  vivarium.    In  an  average  room  the    
temperature  can  vary  considerably  this  in  turn  affects  the  
temperature  within  the  vivarium  without  a  thermostat  to  control  the  
temperature  your  pet  may  not  have  the  correct  environment  for  its  
well-­‐being.    Heat  mats  are  compatible  with  all  types  of  thermostat  i.e.  
on/off,  dimmers  and  pulse  proportional.  For  more  information  on  
Microclimate  thermostats  please  visit  www.microclimate.co.uk  or  
visit  your  local  Microclimate  dealer.

Sales@microclimate.co.uk
www.microclimate.co.uk
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Installation  of  Heat  Mat  below  Vivarium

Alternative  fixing  locations

To  install  the  heat  mat  underneath  the  vivarium  please  note  that  at  
least  5mm  air  gap  should  be  allowed  between  the  heat  mat  and  the  
underside  of  the  vivarium.    This  can  be  achieved  by  supporting  the  
vivarium  on  the  2  longest  sides  with  strips  of  wood  or  rubber  feet  from  
your  local  hardware  store.  This  will  allow  the  other  2  sides  to  be  clear  to  
allow  for  adequate  ventilation.  

Rear  wall  mounting
For  optimum  heat  output  into  the  vivarium  the  heat  mat  may  be  
mounted  to  the  wall  of  the  vivarium.  The  heat  mat  can  be  secured  to  
the  wall  using  double-­‐sided  tape.
Floor  mounting

Below  the  mat  we  recommend  a  12mm  thick  fire  retardant  polystyrene  
sheet  for  insulation.    
If  the  Vivarium  is  to  be  placed  on  the  floor  i.e.  carpet  then  a  suitable  
plinth    (Wood)  at  least  12mm  thick  should  be  placed  between  the  
polystyrene  and  the  floor.
We  recommend  that  the  thickness  of  any  substrate  layer  is  kept  to  a  
minimum.
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If  the  heat  mat  is  to  be  installed  inside  the  vivarium  on  the  floor,  the  
following  recommendations  should  be  followed.    Please  note  that  
this  mounting  option  is  not  recommended  and  under  vivarium  and  
rear  wall  mounting  options  allow  better  performance  of  the  heat  
mat.
The  mat  should  be  secured  to  the  floor  using  double-­‐sided  tape.
The  mains  cable  should  be  kept  as  short  as  possible  within  the  tank.
The  mains  connection  to  the  mat  should  be  kept  as  far  away  from  
water  as  possible.  The  mat  is  splash  proof  only.
A  thermostat  MUST  be  used  to  provide  temperature  control  of  the  
heat  mat  in  case  of  temperature  build  up  beneath  the  substrate  
caused  by  the  substrate  acting  as  an  insulator.    It  is  recommended  
that  the  sensor  be  placed  directly  on  the  mat  underneath  the  
substrate.
ANY  SUBSTRATE  PLACED  OVER  THE  MAT  SHOULD  BE  KEPT  TO  A  
MAXIMUM  DEPTH  OF  5mm.
Do  not  place  anything  such  as  a  hide  or  water  dish  on  the  substrate  
directly  above  the  heatmat.
If  you  are  in  any  doubt  over  the  correct  installation  of  this  product  
please  contact  your  retailer  or  Microclimate  direct  we  are  always  
happy  to  help!



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