Before you order your floor heating system, there are a several things you can do in preparation. Read this before your start!
What do I need to prepare for my electric floor heating project? Read More »
It is vital that the floor heating thermostat’s floor probe was not only installed but done so the right way. Click “Read More” for details. Make sure that the sensor probe is installed underneath the mat and placed equidistant BETWEEN two runs of heater wire.
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It depends on a lot of factors, but a classic installation over ¾” plywood with NADWM mats would take about 30 minutes to heat from 60F to 80F. Click “Read More” for details.
How Long will my Electric Floor Heating System Take to Heat Up? Read More »
To wire in 3-phase you need 3-phase supply power. Click “Read More” for details.
Do I need to provide a transformer to wire in 3-phase? Read More »
This page explains the difference of the mat and loose cable options but ultimately either the cable or mat option will give you the design freedom you are looking for.
Do I choose cable or mat electric floor heating systems? Read More »
If you have set the floor type to any kind of floating floor, a safety feature in the thermostat will not allow you to increase the target temperature any higher than 81 degrees. Click “Read More” for details.
Why can’t I program my thermostat to read air temperature? Read More »
The four DIP switches are located on the back of the thermostat unit on back of the door as shown in picture. Click “Read More” for details.
Where are the DIP switches located on the COMMBOX-600? Read More »
This page discusses the purpose of the LD Dip Switch and how it will determine the length of time your system will remain off when DEL (Dip Switch 3) is set to the ON position.
What does the LD Dip Switch mean? Read More »
This page explains the purpose of DEL or Dip Switch 3 and how it activates the Delay-Off feature on the DS8 controller.
What does the DEL Dip Switch mean? Read More »
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What do each of the COMMBOX DIP Switches Mean? Read More »
