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Table of Contents
Phase 1 Designing the System ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 05
Phase 2 Preparations------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 10
Phase 3 Installing the Mat or Cable ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 12
Phase 4 Finish Surfaces ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 16
Phase 5 Controls and Sensors ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 18
Troubleshooting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------page 19
Installation must be performed by qualified personnel, in accordance with
local codes and standards. Read these important warnings and all installation
instructions prior to installation. Failure to so do can result in fire, shock, property
damage, personal injury and/or death.
NEVER cut or modify the heating cable. The power lead may be cut shorter if necessary,
but never removed from the heating cable.
NEVER overlap or cross over the heating cable on itself, or place heating cable closer than
2 inches from another heating cable or power lead cable.
NEVER pull any of the heating cable or factory splices into any conduit.
NEVER attempt to repair a damaged cable. Contact the factory for assistance.
A LWAY S de-energize all circuits before installing or servicing.
A LWAY S completely embed the heating cable and factory splices in concrete, sand, or
asphalt.
A LWAY S avoid placing the heating cable any closer than 2 inches from other items such
as underground cable or piping to keep from overheating them.
A LWAY S keep ends of the power leads dry before and during installation.
A LWAY S provide ground fault protection (GFCI) for the snow melting system. This may
be at the circuit breaker or the control.
A LWAY S pay close attention to voltage and amperage requirements of the circuit
breaker, control, and snow melting system.
A LWAY S install in accordance with all local codes and the National Electrical Code (ANSI/
NFPA 70 especially Article 426) and Section 62 of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) Part I.
WARNING