So either the installer puts a DIN rail on the wall or cabinet, or they can utilize the four mounting holes in the corners of the housing and screw it to a surface.
So either the installer puts a DIN rail on the wall or cabinet, or they can utilize the four mounting holes in the corners of the housing and screw it to a surface.
Warmup strongly recommends that the relay is installed in a separate single gang box to avoid overheating and interference of other cables. Check with your electrician and refer to your local code for specific installation requirements.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Outlined description of when to test your DCM-PRO cable and why you should do it.
This page states that Warmup Mirror Defoggers are not recommended for use in showers.
The conductor cores and ground braid of the 10′ cold lead are factory joined in a water resistant joint assembly to each supply conductor and ground conductor of the unheated lead.
The cold tail lead and the sensor probe should be run in separate conduits. This will prevent any interference from the cold tail lead affecting the temperature readings from the sensor probe.