It will vary depending on the depth of the cable in the material (concrete, pavers or asphalt) and the voltage input into the cable (280-240-277). Click “Read More” for details.
How long should I program my CommBox to melt snow? Read More »
You can turn your 3iE on or off using the button next to the GFCI tab at the bottom. Under your thermostat you will find a flat tab indicating the GFCI status of your thermostat. Next to that tab there is a small button. Hold it for 5-6 seconds to turn it on or off.
How can I turn my system on or off completely? Read More »
In the event of a power outage, the capacitor will hold the charge for approx 1 hour, after which time the device will require re-programming.
Does the 3iE have a battery backup? Read More »
The 4iE is designed for use with heating only and is not capable of controlling air conditioning units.
Can I use the 4iE to control my Air Conditioning unit (A/C)? Read More »
After completing a heated wire repair it is safe to replace the needed tile. Make sure your resistance readings are correct before re-laying the tile after the repair is completed.
Can I replace tile immediately when repair is completed? Read More »
The CommBox and Resibox have been programmed to work with a variety of third-party sensors. Click “Read More” for details.
Will any third party sensor work with the CommBox or ResiBox? Read More »
consider tightening the triangles, whilst maintaining the proper height based on the overhang or use t-splices and end kits for downspouts so you do not have to use extra cable coming back up
What do I do if I have too much or too little NAMSR cable during installation? Read More »
When installing a curbless shower, you are only required one heating system for the bathroom and the shower. However, if the shower has a curb, you will need two separate systems:
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When using a relay for your installation, its important to note that each relay will need its own dedicated 20 amp circuit.
Installing a Relay for Loads over 15 Amps Read More »
