The lock icon on the 6iE Smart Thermostat represents that the thermostat has gone into standby mode. It will show at the bottom center of your thermostat.
What is the lock icon on my 6iE Smart Thermostat? Read More »
Yes, Warmup’s sensors can be installed within a conduit. However, it’s important to note that there will be some lag (approximately 10 minutes, give or take) in its temperature measurement compared to the sensor being in direct contact with the cement. Warmup recommends using a flexible PE pipe instead of a typical ribbed conduit,
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If the 6iE displays a triangle with an exclamation mark (see below) a limit temperature has been set and it has been achieved.
What does the triangle with an exclamation mark (!) on my 6iE mean? Read More »
The Dual Cable Tester monitors up to two cables concurrently and monitors the integrity of both the core to core and core to ground resistance. Throughout the installation, this device will provide a precise resistance reading(s) and flash/sound an alarm if the circuit(s) is interrupted.
What is a Dual Cable Tester and how do I use it? Read More »
Warmup’s Watchdog is simply a continuity tester. When installed correctly to a heating cable and turned on, the Watchdog will continually look for a path for electricity to travel. If there is no path for electricity to travel, the Watchdog will sound an alarm indicating there is a break in the circuit.
What is a Warmup Watchdog and how is it used? Read More »
The “Control Period” checks the difference in the current measured temperature and the set temperature in a proportional-integral algorithm to maintain a steady temperature.
What is the Control Period mean on my Warmup 6iE? Read More »
Adding insulation both under a slab and near its exposed edges reduces heat loss into the ground and allows the slab to heat more quickly, which lowers total operating costs.
Should I insulate underneath my snow-melting system? Read More »
A snow-melting system is most efficient when the slab is preheated. As a rule of thumb, a snow-melting system should start preheating for 1 -2 hours before the arrival of snow/ice.
How fast will my snow-melting system heat up? Read More »
Do you need to reset the WiFi on your Warmup snow melting controller? This post will take you step by step.
How do I reset the WiFi relay on a WSM snow melting controller? Read More »
Find useful TF115-005 Controller wiring information here for pipes, ducts, and sprinklers to prevent the destructive effects of burst pipes.
How do I wire the TRF115-005 with 240Vac Heating cable(s)? Read More »
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