Thermostats with an internal GFCI including the Warmup 4iE and WUDG will fulfill this requirement. If a non-GFCI thermostat like our Tempo thermostat is being used, a GFCI breaker will be required. Consult with your local electrician to make sure your installation is properly protected and meets National and Local Electrical Code.
Is GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) Required for Bathrooms? Read More »
There is no battery backup or capacitor in the 4iE, however, there is internal memory. Periodically the programming and date/time are stamped to a section of internal memory. This is then overwritten when the next stamp takes place. When the power is resumed following a power outage, the device will revert to the most recent stamp taken.
Does the 4iE have a Battery Backup? Read More »
You can opt into using the air probe instead of the floor probe if you are more concerned about trying to achieve a specific air temperature, usually for primary heat.
When Should I Select Air vs. Floor when Programming my 4iE Thermostat? Read More »
Yes, the sensor lead can be extended up to 200 meters using same gauge cable. Total resistance of the sensor cable must not exceed 10 ohms.
Can the ETOG Sensor Lead be Extended? Read More »
If using a DCM-PRO membrane, scrape/scratch and prime the vinyl to ensure bonding with a highly modified thinset and install the membrane directly to it.
Can I Install my Floor Heat over an Existing Sheet of Vinyl Floor? Read More »
Yes you can heat under glass tiles. The thin-set holds the heat. The glass (silicon) isn’t a very good conductor but the thin-set does the work.
Can you Heat under Glass Mosaic Tiles? Read More »
The CDP-2 blinks when it is getting minimal power through the DS controller to power it.
Why does my CDP-2 Blink when my DS Controller has a Steady Green Light? Read More »
We recommend using a conduit 1/2 conduit for one lead or a 3/4″ conduit if connecting two systems to one thermostat. In addition, we recommend a separate 1/2″ conduit for the floor sensor.
Conduit Requirements when Installing a Warmup System Read More »
This post explains how to mount and position your Towel Warmer properly in your space.
How Do I Mount a Warmup Towel Warmer? Read More »
This page explains the different circumstances in which you might wire your Towel Warmer to a switch or to a thermostat.
Do I need to connect my Towel Warmer to a thermostat? Read More »
