The cold tail lead and the sensor probe should be run in separate conduits. This will prevent any interference from the cold tail lead affecting the temperature readings from the sensor probe.
Preparing for your project
This page explains the purpose of testing your self-regulating cables and how to perform these tests.
We have provided you with details that will help you choose the right controller for your needs. Click “Read More” for vital information.
Both snow/ice removal options will be equally effective but we have outlined some factors to consider. Click “Read More” to learn more.
Need help determining how much self-regulating cable you will need for the best snow and ice removal performance for your roof and gutters? Click “Read More” for helpful advice.
For this application there are specific “Do’s & Don’ts.” Click “Read More” before you begin to install this way.
While this might be an option, caution should be exercised. Click “Read More” for an explanation.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
Primers help encapsulate dust to improve bonding with the thinset you’d apply to lay the boards. But on brand new or clean subfloors this may not be necessary. When in doubt, consider a solvent-free floor primer like Ardex P51 or Mapei SM. If your subfloor is not level or has a lot of residues, such as glue remnants from an old vinyl floor recently removed, you may need to apply a thin coat of leveler to smoothen the subfloor in preparation for your project.
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