Automatic Snow/Ice Melting Controller — Installation & Operation Instructions | 3 |
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
The
In spring or fall when the snow conditions are not very heavy, the controller may switch on the heated area. For this situation we recommend having a manual switch connected in series with the
In wintertime the wind may cover the heated area with snow. The
The
Every year, in the fall the
1.Disconnect
2.With a clean, soft bristle tooth brush clean up the surface of the snow sensor.
3.Reconnect
2" (50.80mm) min.
Roof
1" (25.40mm) | |
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Gutter
.5" (12.70mm) Tubing
Electrical Junction Box
Figure 4a
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS | Figure 4b |
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Functional |
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| Supply requirements |
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Operating temperature |
| +3°C (38°F | Power supply voltage |
| 120VAC |
Power switch OFF temperature | +45°C (112°F) | Frequency |
| 50/60 Hz | |
Power switch ON temperature | +30°C (86°F) | Maximum power consumption | 60W | ||
Environmental |
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| Output characteristics |
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Working temperature | Output type |
| relay (dry contact) | ||
Storage temperature | Contact output | N.O. max. 16 Amps @ 120VAC | |||
Humidity environment |
| 0 to 100 % |
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| Mounting connector |
| .5" (12.70mm) NPT |
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| Power wire length |
| 3 feet |
US | T. (800) |
CAN | T. (800) |
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