How do I measure amount needed
890975
Great question! What I did was measure 15 inches between the wire at the gutter. I went up the roof 7' and then come down to the gutter clipped it then went back up the roof 7' and came down to the gutter and clipped that 15 inches from the first wire. I did that down the length of the roof. It worked great. This web site will give you the formula to use http://static.hardwarestore.com/media/pdf-misc/297663.pdf
890976
There is no strict way of determining this. Typical installation varies but consider that you need to make a "zig-zag" pattern going across the bottom of your roof with the pattern being 2 to 3 feet high. Take some rope or string and duplicate this pattern on the ground to get an idea of how much works best. You certainly won't run the 240' of heat tape in a straight line so don't even consider that. We didn't do our entire roof , just two areas where we had problems. And it has worked fine with the automatic temperature and moisture sensors. We also ran some through the gutters which we were having trouble freezing solid as well. There is no strict way of determining this. Typical installation varies but consider that you need to make a "zig-zag" pattern going across the bottom of your roof with the pattern being 2 to 3 feet high. Take some rope or string and duplicate this pattern on the ground to get an idea of how much works best. You certainly won't run the 240' of heat tape in a straight line so don't even consider that. We didn't do our entire roof , just two areas where we had problems. And it has worked fine with the automatic temperature and moisture sensors. We also ran some through the gutters... » Read More There is no strict way of determining this. Typical installation varies but consider that you need to make a "zig-zag" pattern going across the bottom of your roof with the pattern being 2 to 3 feet high. Take some rope or string and duplicate this pattern on the ground to get an idea of how much works best. You certainly won't run the 240' of heat tape in a straight line so don't even consider that. We didn't do our entire roof , just two areas where we had problems. And it has worked fine with the automatic temperature and moisture sensors. We also ran some through the gutters which we were having trouble freezing solid as well. « Show Less
890977
There is a specific formula located in the instruction manual. For accuracy and effectiveness it is recommended that you use the depth of the overhang to calculate the height of the zig zag pattern. There is a "multiplier" for the different depths of over hang.I recomend going tothe Easy Heat website for a copy of the formula before you purchase.
1503773
It is best to email the Seller, they are super quick to respond, give them your measurements and they will tell you how much you need!
1537455
Go to the website. There are instructions and a printable measuring device.
1169537
The amount they hold is listed at the bottom of the page when you check it to buy. That's the best guide I can give you.
1695837
take the top off and fill it, you can see how much you're filling it. there is no minimum.
1411439
you can check the measurements of the item with the measurements you're trying to put it in and determine it that way
2183021
1 square foot. The piece is made up of pieces that are 1"x2". Measure your area in inches (height times width and then divide by 144). This will give you the proper amount of pieces to buy but always round up and get an extra piece.
1258896
Remove the bottom rubber pad. Then saw off the amount you want. Replace rubber tip. Remember, measure twice, cut once.
1040806
that should be more than the amount you will need. you will want to cut that for inside use.
2111083
Straight up...There is no indicator on the actual product to either capacity or measurement. I looked at the product and could not find the information. I can tell you that its small enough to carry and easy to use for one time before you have empty out.
368119
They have a chart that tells you how to measure. If it is close to the high measure go to the next larger.
266055
I will measure it tomorrow for you - hope this answer did not come to you to late - it will be done tomorrow.
301639
Sorry, I just ordered what was needed for the vacuum I have, I never measured it.
1561610
There is a button called unit on the left hand side. just press it till you see g or you can press it again and see ounce. It is very simple.
537014
When you go to fill-up it would ask how many gallons did you use. Just adjust that number up or down to get better accurate numbers. For more info on your scanguage you can get it here http://www.scangauge.com/support/user-manuals/scangaugeii-user-manuals/
379819
I filled to the minimum line (very hard to see) and then poured into a measuring cup. It is 3/4 of a cup. I do not use that much and I never have a problem.
1634473
Go to a store and carry a tape measure with you. One glance at the cup or bowl will tell you how much soup or cereal or coffee/tea with go in them. Do you need to be spoon-fed?