HOME OERATIN MANUAL 11 The thermostat can be configured to control the floor temperature, air/room temperature, or a combination of floor and air/room temperature. Section 2.6 Temperature Control SECTION 2: SETUP/PREFERENCES Temperature Control Setting Description Floor temp. (default) The thermostat controls the floor temperature. Air/Room temp.
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Set according to your floor type. For laminate or engineered wood floor, you must set the DIP switch to 'Wood' to limit the maximum floor temperature to 82°F (28°C). 3.1 Setting the Time and Date 1 Press and hold the Select button for 2 seconds to enter the Programming Menu. 2 Using the Up or Down button, go to Date+Time and briefly press
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Floor Heating. EPI-LX-TC/TS STEP Touch Installation Manual & User Guide; MICRO-PROG Installation Manual & User Guide; Exterior Applications. EPI-LX-TC/TS STEP Touch Installation Manual & User Guide; Discontinued Controls. EPI-LX-TH/THPR Installation Manual; EPI-LX-TH User Manual (Non-programmable Thermostat) EPI-LX-THPR User Manual (Programmable Thermostat)
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The floor heating system needs to be GFCI Protected. You can do this one of three ways. 1. Use a GFCI protected circuit breaker 2. Have the system tapped off the protected side of a GFCI outlet 3. Use a thermostat with the GFCI built into it
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Radiant Floor Heating Installation Manuals Installation Manuals – Our radiant heating installation manuals are written in easy to understand language with pictures and diagrams. They are designed to help the do-it-yourselfer (DIY), heating professional, or “reasonably competent handyperson” install radiant heating systems with confidence and excellent results .
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There's simply NO easier way to install a floor warming system! NO CEMENT REQUIRED! 1. Roll out your radiant floor warming pads and arrange to fit your heated area. 2. Fill in non-heated areas with Insulayment® or other underlayment pad. 3. Install floor temperature sensor and run lead wires from the end of each pad to the electric box. 4.
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Product Overview. This Manual Thermostat is ideal for smaller installations where energy consumption is not an issue and where it is desirable to have a warm floor always on and ready. Set it and forget it. Or, if turning on and off manually, allow a minimum 30 …
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Installation Manuals – Our radiant heating installation manuals are written in easy to understand language with pictures and diagrams. They are designed to help the do-it-yourselfer (DIY), heating professional, or “reasonably competent handyperson” install radiant heating systems with confidence and excellent results.
Step by step instructions with photographs of all the components. Instructions for installing the Indirect System. An indirect system uses one highly efficient domestic water heater to provide hot water for space heating and domestic use; unlike the direct system, however, the domestic water and heating fluid are separated with a heat exchanger.
NO CEMENT REQUIRED! 1. Roll out your radiant floor warming pads and arrange to fit your heated area. 2. Fill in non-heated areas with Insulayment® or other underlayment pad. 3. Install floor temperature sensor and run lead wires from the end of each pad to the electric box. 4. Install thermostat and make electrical connections.
1. Roll out your radiant floor warming pads and arrange to fit your heated area. 2. Fill in non-heated areas with Insulayment® or other underlayment pad. 3. Install floor temperature sensor and run lead wires from the end of each pad to the electric box. 4. Install thermostat and make electrical connections. 5.
Ceramic tile is the best floor covering to use with radiant heat. Not all floor coverings conduct heat well enough to work with radiant heating systems. The best choice is ceramic tile, which conducts heat as well as concrete. Laminate and stone flooring, as well as solid and engineered hardwood, are also suitable.
Current floor status: The best time to install any kind of radiant heating is during new construction or an extensive remodel. This is when the floors are non-existent, so you won't add to construction costs by having to drill into or remove the existing floor.
You can install radiant heat systems either above or below the subfloor. Ideally, it's placed above the subfloor so the heat source is actually heating up the flooring and not the subfloor. In a retrofit, this can raise the floor a couple of inches, creating problems with appliances and doors.