Compare Snow Melting Controls
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System Requirements |
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Heat Source Electric (E), Hydronic (H), Steam (S) |
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Boiler Type Dedicated condensing |
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Boiler Type Dedicated non-condensing |
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Number of Stages One or two on/off boiler stages |
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Mixing Operation Vary water temperature to slab for energy efficiency |
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Floating Action Output Control for floating motor |
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Analog 4-20 mA Options for control of valve actuators |
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Variable Speed Output Precise mixing injection using a standard wet-rotor circulator |
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Snow/Ice Detection Manual (M), Automatic (A),using a Snow Ice Detector 090 |
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Remote Enable Remote Start/Stop Module 039 or Remote Display Module 040 |
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Features & Benefits |
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Slab Protection Control rate of heat injection into slab to prevent cracking |
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Snowmelt Idling Setpoint Keep the slab warm to reach melt temperature faster |
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Temporary Idle Timed slab pre-heat for anticipated snow fall |
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Warm Weather Cut Off Shut down snow melt system in warmer weather |
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Cold Weather Cut Off Shut down snow melt in extreme cold to save energy |
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