The open window function is a setting on your thermostat that will detect when a nearby window is open, letting in outside air and will adjust the temperature accordingly. TRIGGER ON: A Windows open event is triggered by a 5°C drop in temperature within any 15-minute period. When a Windows open event is detected, […]
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The perfect installation for Warmup Ultralight Insulation Boards would be a tight and staggered seams. Instead of lining up the edges of the boards perfectly, it is extremely important to offset them a bit to provide a thermal break. A thermal break is a barrier that stops heat from moving easily between inside and outside. When you have a good thermal break, your insulation works better, which means your home stays warmer without needing to turn up the heat all the time.
What is the proper way to install Ultralight Insulation Boards? Read More »
If you receive the error code – 120, the cost has been entered incorrectly. KWh rates are in cents (₵), not dollars. Anything less than a dollar has to be entered starting with a decimal. Example: 14.5₵ per kWh should be entered as .145.
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Warmup recommends towel warmers to be installed horizontal only. Towel warmer bars are designed to evenly distribute heat across the entire surface of the towel. Towel bars work most efficiently when towels are hung flat against them. Hanging a towel vertically reduces the surface area of the towel that’s in contact with the bar, which means it will take longer for the towel to warm up, and you might not get the desired warmth. When you hang a towel vertically, only a small portion of the towel comes into contact with the bar, resulting in uneven heating. In addition, towel bars are designed and tested to be installed horizontally, according to our installation manual. Installing them vertically could potentially compromise their structural integrity and safety.
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In order to wire a single towel warmer to code, you must follow the kit and video. In addition, you must follow Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
1 – M10-1 – 10mm Tap
1 – Undercounter Connectors
1 – 3/8″ Flexible Metal Conduit (Alt: 6′ 3/8″ whip and remove the wire)
1 – 3/8″ Conduit Connector
1 – 2″ x 4″ Metal Junction Box with 3/8″ Knockouts
For a visual demonstration, please view the video below.
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The minimum clearance is 2 inches all around per our manual, with the exception of the wax ring and fixing bands. The wax ring should have a minimum distance of 6 inches and the fixing band (metal version) should have a minimum distance of 3 inches as instructed in our manual.
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8W/LF self regulating heating cable(s) CAN be used on PVC pipes. Generally, the maximum self regulating wattage temperature for PVC items is 95C (200F) the heaters in our range will not get anywhere near that in normal operation.
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The dual cable tester (DCT) cannot be used to measure the resistance of the floor sensor because it is not scaled to measure that high. The result will be O.L.
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Yes, both versions of the SNOPRO-100 require the high-limit sensors to be wired (terminals 10 & 11), either by the high-limit sensor that is included in both SNOPRO-100 or by putting in a 470k resistor as outlined on page 11 of our manual.
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Although it would depend on the total point load (aka ground pressure), the answer is no. Warmup’s Ultralight was designed to be used in foot-traffic applications only.
Point loads greater than Warmup’s Ultralight Compressive Strength (10% Compression) of 32 psi (220 kPa) may cause a future failure. Warmup recommends a rigid foam that meets the specifications for heavy-point load applications.
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