What kind of heating is the 7iE compatible with?
Curious about what types of heating systems Warmup’s 7iE thermostat is compatible with? Find your answer here in this post!
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What is the maximum load of the 7iE Thermostat?
Wondering about the maximum load of the Warmup 7iE thermostat? Find the information you are looking for here in this post.
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What are the dimensions of the 7iE Thermostat?
Are you looking for the dimensions of Warmup’s 7iE Smart Thermostat? Find a detailed diagram with dimensions in this post.
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Can I upgrade to the 7iE?
Do you have a previous version Warmup thermostat that you’d like to upgrade to the 7iE? Learn all you need to know in this post.
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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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Do I need to use a primer with the Peel-&-Stick Membrane?
The Peel & Stick Membrane requires a substrate to be smooth, clean, and dry for proper adhesion. The Peel & Stick Membrane will not bond if: The floor is NOT smooth The floor is NOT clean The floor is NOT primed with a suitable/compatible primer The floor is NOT dry A primer is REQUIRED on all
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6iE Troubleshooting 2025
Are you experiencing an error on your thermostat? Read this guide for tips on 6iE troubleshooting.
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Why do single rail towel warmers have temperature variations?
Temperature Variation in Single Rail Towel Warmers The variation in temperature of a Single Rail Towel Warmer may be due to a few factors: Wiring Configuration: In single rail towel warmers, the heating element is typically a wire or cable that enters the rail at one end, loops around inside, and exits at
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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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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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