LOOMIA LEL TECH PACK Manuel utilisateur

TECH PACK - VERSION 1

LEL Heating

DRAPABLE CIRCUITRY FOR AN

ENCHANTED WORLD.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LEL HEATING PANEL

LEL OVERVIEW

SEW TABS

SEW WINGS

BUTTON INTERCONNECT

ADAPTER CABLE

LAYERING OPTIONS

SUGGESTED FABRICS

CO-BRANDING LABELS

HANG TAG INSTRUCTIONS

CARE LABELING

FIBER CONTENT DISCLOSURES

USER MANUAL GUIDELINES

PACKAGING AND POS

Heating LEL Tech Pack

LEL HEATING

PANEL

The LOOMIA Electronic Layer (LEL) is a

drapable circuit that can be sewn into a

garment to add heating functionality.

Each Heating LEL purchase comes complete

with the following items:

1.) Heating LEL

2.) Battery

3.) Adapter Cable

4.) POS Pouch

5.) Instruction Manual

6.) LOOMIA Sales Tags

SEW TABS

HEATING

CIRCUITRY

INTERCONNECT

BATTERY

ADAPTER CABLE

Heating LEL Tech Pack

LEL

INTEGRATION

OVERVIEW

LELs are designed to t in a wide assortment

of garment styles and sizes by using our

sew tab (on the LEL) and sew wing (on the

garment) system. The heating LEL is secured

to the jacket by sewing the sew tabs to the

sew wings along the indicator marks, shown

here as a dotted line.

(See Sew Tabs on pg. 5 and Sew Wings on

pg. 6 for more information)

Heating LEL Tech Pack

SEW TABS

Our wire-free LEL is designed for

quick integration. This is possible

because of our sew tab and sew

wing system.

What is a Sew Tab?

A sew tab is a safe area of the LEL where

there are no conductive elements. You can

sew through these marked areas (marked

with cut-out arrows) to attach the LEL to a

wing inside of the garment.

How to Use Sew Tabs

Sew tabs should be sewn to sew wings

(in the garment, covered on pg. 6) with a

mid-sized stitch from one cut-out arrow to

another. Make sure to back stitch to secure

the LEL. DO NOT sew through the element,

or though areas where there are no sew

tabs.

Do NOT sew in this

area

Sew Tab

Running Stitch

Double Running Stitch

Zigzag Stitch

KEY

RECOMMENDED STITCH TYPES

SEW FROM TAB A

TO TAB B

SEW FROM TAB A

TO TAB B

DO NOT SEW

THROUGH HEATING

CIRCUITRY

Heating LEL Tech Pack

Sew Tab

Running Stitch

Double Running Stitch

Zigzag Stitch

KEY

RECOMMENDED STITCH TYPES

Sew Wing

SEW WINGS

The LEL’s sew tabs are attached to

sew wings inside the garment to

provide exible sizing.

What is a Sew Wing?

Sew wings are a simple modication that

can be added to any jacket in order to

easily integrate the LEL. The wings can

be included as either part of the jacket

pattern, or as additional pieces sewn into

the seam allowance of the jacket. We

have an additional piece pictured here. We

recommend attaching sew wings to the

seam allowance of the garment shell, not the

lining.

Sew wings should be located at the nape of

the neck at the right hip and at the left hip.

For different sizes, the sew wings will need

to be wider to reach the LEL. During your lab

process, we will work with you to develop

the proper wing size and location.

INSERT SIDE WINGS AT

SIDE SEAMS. THE WINGS

SHOULD BE SIZED TO

CENTER THE PAD ON THE

BACK

DISTANCE FROM HEATING PAD

TO THE NAPE IS DEPENDENT

ON GARMENT SIZE. THE PAD

SHOULD CENTERED ON THE

BACK.

Heating LEL Tech Pack

SEW WING

+ SEW TAB

INTEGRATION

For production, the LEL should be attached

to sew wings before the lining is closed. We

DO NOT recommend attaching the LEL to

sew wings before the garment has been

“ipped” to have right sides out. Aggressive

handling of the LEL to invert the garment can

cause damage to the LEL

HOW TO USE SEW TABS - Sew tabs should

be sewn to sew wings (in the garment,

covered on pg. 6) with a mid-sized stitch

from one cut-out arrow to *-another. Make

sure to back stitch to secure the LEL. DO

NOT sew through the element, or though

areas where there are no sew tabs.

Sew Tab

Running Stitch

Double Running Stitch

Zigzag Stitch

KEY

RECOMMENDED STITCH TYPES

Sew Wing

“WING” INSERT OF

VARIABLE WIDTH

SEWING LINES

GARMENT SHELL OR

OUTER LAYER

GARMENT SEAM

ALLOWANCE

LEL PANEL

Heating LEL Tech Pack

3. INSULATION

“BUTTON”

INTERCONNECT

The interconnect is where the

adaptor cable and battery pack plug

into the LEL.

The Interconnect has been designed to

work like a button. A button hole must be

integrated into the garment to expose the

Interconnect for the user. The button hole can

be machine sewn, faced, piped or bound. For

additional support, the hole can be glued to

the LEL to ensure that the interconnect does

not get lost between the lining and the outer.

Buttonhole Specs & Notes

With a French button hole, we highly

recommend gluing the button hole to the

interconnect for extra support. All button

holes should be about 1.8” long. We do

not recommend thick piping for the button

hole as it may be too large to sit within the

interconnect

1.8”

BUTTONHOLE NOTES

A French or chorded

buttonhole holds the

gasket rmly in place.

Epoxy resin may be use

for addition security

Button holes should be

1.8” long.

MATERIAL LAYERS IN

ORDER OF APPLICATION

Completed AssemblyPre Assembly

1. LINING WITH

BUTTON HOLE

2. LEL PANEL

4. GARMENT

SHELL OR OUTTER

LAYER

Heating LEL Tech Pack

Adapter Cable

The adaptor cable is an accessory

to the LEL that allows the LEL to be

shelf battery pack.

We recommend attaching the

adaptor cable to the jacket using a

pouch for POS (further explained on

pg. 14)

MAGNETIC CONNECTOR

THAT PAIRS WITH THE

INTERCONNECT (ON

THE LEL AND IN THE

GARMENT)

USB MALE CONNECTOR

TO PLUG INTO A 2.4 A

OUTPUT BATTERY PACK

ON/ OFF SWITCH

ALLOWS THE USER TO

CONTROL THE LEL

Heating LEL Tech Pack

LAYERING

OPTIONS

We always want the LEL to be as close to

the skin as possible. When assembling a

LEL enabled garment, ensure that the LEL is

placed just behind the garment lining.

SUGGESTED

FABRICS

GARMENT OUTER SHELL:

- Heavyweight Wool

- Thinner Fabric Quilted with Insulation (like

Thinsulate)

LINING:

- Lightweight fabrics with more open woven

or knit structures

ADDED INSULATION:

- Padded Insulation like Thinsulate or

Primaloft

3. ADDED

INSULATION

1. LINING WITH

BUTTON HOLE

2. LEL PANEL

4. GARMENT

SHELL OR

OUTTER LAYER

MATERIAL LAYERS IN

ORDER OF APPLICATION

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