ATE LC15: what to check before recommending it to a customer
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ATE LC30 PULSE: explaining design without overstating coverage
October 25, 2026
A rising damp proposal should fit into the wider renovation programme. Presenting ATE LC30 with its intended use, installation conditions and planned monitoring gives a customer more useful information than a model name alone.
Connect the model to an identified need
ATE LC30 is a mains-powered electromagnetic device with a stated coverage diameter of 30 metres. Compare this with the building plan and read the instructions before including it in a quotation. A leak or penetrating damp still needs a response addressing that particular cause.
Plan the work in stages
Distinguish assessment, equipment supply, any installation and finishing work. Installing a device does not automatically mean walls are ready to cover. Include observations and checks before agreeing the timing of plastering, painting or other finishes.
Build confidence through precision
Explain what your business provides and which tasks belong to other contractors. Supply the model’s technical information and instructions. A documented follow-up can add value without turning a progressive drying objective into a guaranteed result on a fixed date.
Practical checklist
- Compare the coverage diameter and actual distances.
- Separate supply, installation and finishes in the offer.
- Plan a check before applying new wall coverings.
Prepare your professional offer
Read the model information and instructions below before preparing a proposal. Check trade prices, volume discounts and sales conditions in the shop. Contact HELP HUMIDITÉ PRO to discuss your business enquiry and the information needed for your project.
