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Miscellaneous questions

How to Use the Energy Usage Feature on your EZPT Thermostat


Learn how to use the Energy Usage feature on your Warmup EZPT Programmable Thermostat.

How to Remove the Faceplate from your EZPT Thermostat


Learn how to remove the faceplate from your Warmup EZPT Easy Programmable Thermostat.

How Do I Identify Which Warmup Thermostat I Have?


Do you have a Warmup Thermostat but are unsure which model you have? Read this post to help identify which model you have installed.

How to Remove the Faceplate from your 7iE Thermostat


Learn how to easily remove the faceplate off of your Warmup 7iE Smart Thermostat.

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.

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 […]

What self-leveler should I use?


First, what is self leveler? Self-leveler is required to allow installation of small format tiles and other floor types such as glue-down wood and LVT’s, to be laid on top of the DCM-PRO System. When used, it must be a single pour, at least 10mm deep measured from the top of the castellation (total ½” […]

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. 

Are Ultralight Insulation Boards Sound Proof?


Ultralight Insulation Boards are not “soundproof,” but are an excellent product for the reduction of sound.

What is the acceptable deflection for a floor that will be tiled?


Tile Floor Deflection Traditionally, the accepted minimum requirement for floor rigidity is L/360 – before the tile underlayment is installed. The L/360 standard means that the floor should not deflect more than the “span” divided by 360. If the span of the joists is 10 feet (between supports), then the deflection should not be more […]

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