ATE MAX: what a 60-metre coverage diameter really means

The ATE MAX is the 60-metre coverage option in the ATE range. That figure can help you compare models for a building, provided you interpret it correctly. The useful question is whether the coverage and installation conditions match the walls concerned.

A 60-metre diameter is not a floor area

The advertised 60 m diameter corresponds to a radius of 30 m. It does not describe a 60-square-metre room or guarantee that every building configuration is suitable. Start with the planned position and the layout of the premises. The ATE MAX is electromagnetic and mains-powered, without chemical injection into the walls. Compare it with LC15, LC30 and PULSE before deciding which coverage is appropriate.

Start with the cause of the damp

These devices are intended for walls affected by rising damp. They do not treat plumbing leaks, penetrating damp or condensation. Identifying the cause before ordering helps you choose the appropriate response and compare devices on a sound basis.

Allow for gradual drying

Wall drying is progressive and depends on the building, materials, wall coverings, ventilation and installation conditions. The indicative period of 18–24 months is not a guarantee of complete drying. A larger coverage diameter does not, by itself, mean faster results.

Prepare your purchase with the right information

The product pages contain the current price, installation video and manual. Compare the coverage with your layout and read the instructions before choosing a position. If your building has an unusual shape or several connected spaces, our team can help you compare the options.

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