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What are the recommendations for using the Ultralight Insulation Boards?

Our Ultralight Insulation Boards significantly reduce the time it takes to heat the floor, allowing the space to warm up faster and saving you money by reducing the time heating cables are in use. Ultralight is not required in any application, but Warmup recommends using Ultralight on all subfloors* and strongly recommends it for subfloors that […]

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6iE Troubleshooting 2025

Initial 6iE Troubleshooting If your 6iE is not connecting to WiFi, please follow below: 1. Check your phone is connected to your home WiFi Network 2. Check that the WiFi password entered is correct and is 32 characters or less. (The WiFi password can normally be found on the back of the router). 3. Ensure

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What happens if a thermostat is wired backwards?

Nothing would happen if a thermostat is wired backwards. The thermostat will NOT be damaged in any way, including a the screen being black. That is because the thermostat’s relay is “normally open”, meaning there is no path for electricity to travel, so voltage would be present, but would stop there. The thermostat’s relay has to be closed in order for the circuit to be complete and current to flow.

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Ground Fault Protection Equipment

What are the differences between Overcurrent Protection, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, and Ground Fault Equipment Protection?

Overcurrent, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI), and Ground Fault Equipment Protection (GFEP) are all types of electrical protection equipment mechanisms, but they serve different purposes and operate in distinct ways. Attached is an explanation of each and their differences.

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Can I install two thermostats on a single 240V circuit, with one controlling a bathroom mat and the other controlling a separate two mats?

No, unfortunately you cannot use one 240V circuit to supply power to ALL controls / heating mats. Since the thermostats have GFCI protection built-in, those areas / heating mats will need to be supplied with Non-GFCI Protected Circuits. 

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Warmup offers an extensive range of electric floor systems compatible with all floor types, rooms and projects.

Indoor Systems

  • ✓ Ideal as a primary heat source for whole-house heating
  • ✓ Ideal for zones less than 250ft²
  • ✓ Ideal for single rooms
  • ✓ Does not alter floor levels
  • ✓ Great for renovations

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Outdoor Systems

  • ✓ Ideal for zones under 3,000ft²
  • ✓ Ideal for residential and commercial projects
  • ✓ Compatible with existing roofs & driveways
  • ✓ Works with asphalt, concrete, and pavers
  • ✓ Great for new construction

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  • ✓ Bespoke heating solutions for new-build projects and larger renovations
  • ✓ Dedicated team to work with you
  • ✓ Detailed system layouts for each stage of the project

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