Common questions
Is the Electrotape used to glue the wires?
No. Electrotape is already the insulated and adhesive wire itself.
Does the Electrotape work for both 110 V and 220 V?
Yes, up to 750 V, but the amperage is what must be observed, as lower voltage requires greater installation capacity. 
How do I connect the Electrotape to the network?
There are the proper connectors provided in the accessory line, but the wires can also be soldered directly to the tin solder tapes.
How do I make an angle or elbow with Electrotape?
Electrotape can be folded, but in order not to reverse the adhesive side, it is necessary to fold it twice. The first bend in the opposite direction as desired and the second bend in the right direction.
If someone slams a nail into the wall, isn't there a danger of piercing the Electrotape?
Nails can pierce plastic conduits and water pipes, so the same care must be taken with Electrostrips, although there is no risk of a short circuit, as two different phases would not be pierced by the same nail.
If someone bangs a piece of furniture against the wall and hits the Electrotape, is there any danger?
No, the polycarbonate coating is highly impact resistant and the application of the self-adhesive fiberglass mesh ensures additional protection.
Can I apply Electrotape on any surface?
Yes, as long as it provides a stable base for adhesion. Walls with peeling paint, damp or mildew must be repaired properly. Can be applied on wood, metal etc.
Can I put Electrotape on the backyard wall?
Electrotape can be applied anywhere, as long as it is completely covered by a finish, as sunlight can dry the adhesive causing it to come unstuck.
Can Electrotape catch fire if overloaded?
No. In the event of an overload, before there is any heating, the circuit breakers suitable for the installation will be tripped.
How do I move Electrotape from one environment to another?
Using a thin wall drill, open a slit from one room to another, wide enough to pass the Electrostrip. Use a vacuum cleaner during operation to prevent dust from spreading through the environment.
Can I put the Electrotape on the floor?
Yes, but some care needs to be taken. Double protection is required through the application of protective PVC adhesive tape. Care must be taken when dragging objects and furniture that could damage the Electrotape. Any damage to the insulation requires immediate replacement. It is mandatory to install a 'DR' type circuit breaker for total safety. Another finish can be placed on the Electrotape, such as floating floor, vinyl, etc. In the case of vinyl floors, it is not recommended to use white glues on Electrofites.
What tools and materials do I need to install Electrostrips?
Regular scissors, knife, pliers, fine screwdriver, rubber hammer, measuring tape, tin soldering iron (if necessary), pencil or chalk. Materials: "Tira Grude" solvent, tin solder for wires, fiberglass mesh and acrylic putty.