To turn on your system once your thermostat has been installed, simply turn on the breaker. The thermostat screen will light up. After setting the basic parameters of the thermostat, select a steady temperature in manual mode for your first heating period to ensure the product heats up.
How do I turn on my thermostat unit? Read More »
The only way to see if the cable is going to work and is not damaged is to use an ohmmeter to check the resistance between the heating conductors matches what it should be in the manual or on the box.
Need also to check and make sure that there is no resistance to the ground conductor.
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Yes, two downspout hanger kits should be used to protect the heating cable from damage caused by sharp gutter edges and to provide strain relief for both on the way down and back up the gutter. Click “Read More” for details.
Do I need two downspout hanger kits if creating loop in downspout? Read More »
Yes, please click “Read More” for details.
Can my sensor probe be extended? Read More »
If you are starting with a durock or hardieboard you may be wondering what the next recommended steps are. Learn more here!
Can I install directly onto durock or hardieboard? Read More »
Yes! Click “Read More” for details.
When my screen goes dark, will my floor continue to heat? Read More »
Not at all. Click “Read More” for details.
The factory joint MUST be installed in the floor. Click “Read More” for details.
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The GIT-1 sensor operates on low voltage, ideal for safe integration with control systems.
Is the GIT-1 sensor high or low voltage? Read More »
No, floor heating thermostats are specifically designed to control electric floor heating systems.
Is an electric floor heating thermostat the same as regular thermostats? Read More »
