What about radiant floor CABLE kits? I see the mention of radiant floor mats...but I need one for a cable installation.
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The heating device makes no difference (as long as it does not draw too much power -- check specs); the only complication is the temperature sensor and how/where it is placed. The Honeywell unit does not come with a sensor and it will be tricky, but possible, to get the correct one from Amazon.com. I just used my old sensor, but had to experiment a bunch to find the needed series resistor to use with it to get it calibrated to the Honeywell unit for the small temperature range we cared about. I had installed the old sensor in a tube under the floor just under the tile and floor mats -- I had easy access from the basement ;-) The heating device makes no difference (as long as it does not draw too much power -- check specs); the only complication is the temperature sensor and how/where it is placed. The Honeywell unit does not come with a sensor and it will be tricky, but possible, to get the correct one from Amazon.com. I just used my old sensor, but had to experiment a bunch to find the needed series resistor to use with it to get it calibrated to the Honeywell unit for the small temperature range we cared about. I had installed the old sensor in a tube under the floor just under the tile and floor mats -- I... » Read More The heating device makes no difference (as long as it does not draw too much power -- check specs); the only complication is the temperature sensor and how/where it is placed. The Honeywell unit does not come with a sensor and it will be tricky, but possible, to get the correct one from Amazon.com. I just used my old sensor, but had to experiment a bunch to find the needed series resistor to use with it to get it calibrated to the Honeywell unit for the small temperature range we cared about. I had installed the old sensor in a tube under the floor just under the tile and floor mats -- I had easy access from the basement ;-) « Show Less
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They work exactly the same. It will work for either. Ive used it for the mats and cable.
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Yes. Heating wire must be fully embedded into thinset/self-leveling cement, so that the heating cable is covered with a minimum of 1/8" cement thickness on top. Once dry, you can proceed with chosen floor installation. Self-leveling is recommended for all types of flooring and especially for projects involving the installation of engineered wood, laminate, floating floors, vinyl, linoleum and carpet. Thin-set (acrylic or latex modified) mortar method is best used for tile, stone and similar floor covering materials.
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I use the floor puzzle mats. That way you can make them as big as you need and they are inexpensive.
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Hello Jason, I purchased three 313-GLL-750-A1 M3/M6 LED RETROFIT KIT BLK from AETCO, INC. Cost @ $49.99, or $149.97 + tax. Hope this helps... As these are no longer made, nor supported by Insight Technologies, you'll have to be persistent, and relentless in your internet search, if AETCO is out of supplies. They're good people there, so maybe they can help... Hopefully, they still might have some... P.O. Box 458, San Dimas CA. 91773 Phone (909) 593-2521, Fax (909) 593-3132 www.aetcoinc.com Maranatha CFLeffen
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Just order additional cables from amazon they have different sellers let me know if any other question and dont forfet to order the cable joiner bnc to bnc femal joiner
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Thank you. Do you know how I go about ordering a new floor? And how much they charge?
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You will need to order "attachments" separately. I ordered the starter kit. So far I've used everything in the kit with remarkable results. I've also ordered pads from 3M (red and white; come in packs of 5). I use the white pad (with Oreck's floor cleaner) to clean our laminate floors, followed by the terry buff pad or the "lambs wool" pad (another accessory). Recently I used the orange brush wheel to clean our tile floor (the grout was pretty "grungy"), looks like it was newly installed when I finished. I've also had excellent results with the carpet soil lifter, dry cleaner and black brush (results I was previously unable to accomplish with other carpet cleaners). You will need to order "attachments" separately. I ordered the starter kit. So far I've used everything in the kit with remarkable results. I've also ordered pads from 3M (red and white; come in packs of 5). I use the white pad (with Oreck's floor cleaner) to clean our laminate floors, followed by the terry buff pad or the "lambs wool" pad (another accessory). Recently I used the orange brush wheel to clean our tile floor (the grout was pretty "grungy"), looks like it was newly installed when I finished. I've also had excellent results with the carpet soil... » Read More You will need to order "attachments" separately. I ordered the starter kit. So far I've used everything in the kit with remarkable results. I've also ordered pads from 3M (red and white; come in packs of 5). I use the white pad (with Oreck's floor cleaner) to clean our laminate floors, followed by the terry buff pad or the "lambs wool" pad (another accessory). Recently I used the orange brush wheel to clean our tile floor (the grout was pretty "grungy"), looks like it was newly installed when I finished. I've also had excellent results with the carpet soil lifter, dry cleaner and black brush (results I was previously unable to accomplish with other carpet cleaners). « Show Less
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These look promising..Good luck.1. 3M Floor Pads opens new browser window Floor Pads. Free Shipping Over $100. Order Now!............................................ www.tripointpro.com/2. Joovy Room 2 Play Yard Black opens new browser window The Top Baby Destination Since 1935 Strollers, Car Seats, & Much More!..... www.albeebaby.com/3. Joovy on Sale opens new browser window Save 40-70% Off Joovy! All the Sales, All in One Place..................................... www.designerapparel.com/Joovy4. Custom Floor Mats Online opens new browser window Custom Floor Mats Starting at $30. We'll Beat Any Price! Free Shipping............. www.autoanything.com/FloorMatsSee a problem with these advertisements? Let us know These look promising..Good luck.1. 3M Floor Pads opens new browser window Floor Pads. Free Shipping Over $100. Order Now!............................................ www.tripointpro.com/2. Joovy Room 2 Play Yard Black opens new browser window The Top Baby Destination Since 1935 Strollers, Car Seats, & Much More!..... www.albeebaby.com/3. Joovy on Sale opens new browser window Save 40-70% Off Joovy! All the Sales, All in One Place..................................... www.designerapparel.com/Joovy4. Custom Floor Mats Online opens new browser window... » Read More These look promising..Good luck.1. 3M Floor Pads opens new browser window Floor Pads. Free Shipping Over $100. Order Now!............................................ www.tripointpro.com/2. Joovy Room 2 Play Yard Black opens new browser window The Top Baby Destination Since 1935 Strollers, Car Seats, & Much More!..... www.albeebaby.com/3. Joovy on Sale opens new browser window Save 40-70% Off Joovy! All the Sales, All in One Place..................................... www.designerapparel.com/Joovy4. Custom Floor Mats Online opens new browser window Custom Floor Mats Starting at $30. We'll Beat Any Price! Free Shipping............. www.autoanything.com/FloorMatsSee a problem with these advertisements? Let us know « Show Less
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It does not come with a floor kit. I built mine on a concrete slab. I highly re come d this option anytime you go larger than about 10x12
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I am a electrician and just installed six units in a kitchen and found the cables longer than needed. You will end up snaking the cable to take up the extra length. I will try to post a video of the job later this week.
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You can get them through the link I'm adding. You may have to copy and paste in your browser. $10 for a set. I added duct tape to mine to keep the feet more secure and to keep the pads from wearing as fast on the roof shingles. http://wernerparts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath;=389&products;_id=1084
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I would probably say those little plastic adhesive backed things you find at BBB or a ACE would work well underneath. You know the things you put under chair or table legs to prevent floor scratching.
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It is what is needed for my 05 Sprint 1050 abs I sincerely doubt Triumph would bother to make any changes to the jumper to the ecu on their newer models. When I bought it I could have paid less for another type but this one was the recommended one by "Dealer tool" to connect their program to my bike. I went with that because I read on Triumph Rat some other cables didn't work. I don't know if that was true since obc connectors must be rather standard but perhaps some are older types without abs or something. This one is as flawless as a lamp cord connection to a wall socket. I'm no expert, I just know it works. Triumph Rat has a guy Decosse who is an electrical expert. Kit is another one who must have a shop or something. Since he has trouble on a monthly basis I think it is his job to keep the site alive with proposed stuff. For half a year he couldn't to get his charging system to work. He'd sure know how to connect the OBC though. After months of mystery, shorting his alternator replacing and rewiring his rectifier, it worked then failed again. In the end, he found a wire chafing on his aftermarket shock reservoir. I asked myself how would he not have made certain his wires were not chafing on day one ? Most machines route wires through anti chafing looms but the thing is he thoroughly analyzed the system for the readers. Then some other thing failed him. The few in charge may be the same ones with questions. Many others are just write nonsense but are arrogant like they want to pick a fight with back handed insults. It could be the system of keeping it from being a hang out. If you go to that site and ask only listen to Decosse or Kit. At least read a good sampling of what any others post before you taking advice. I say if you are connecting Dealer tool this is what was recommended to me by the program manufacturer.
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Been awhile since I bought mine, but I think it came with the light kit. The full description should tell you if it does. You do have to add your own floor.
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We have engineered flooring. It was recommended to us by a flooring store owner. We have been using it for several years and swear by it. You may wish to contact the business that installed your floor to get the proper advise.
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You can get them through the link I'm adding. You may have to copy and paste in your browser. $10 for a set. I added duct tape to mine to keep the feet more secure and to keep the pads from wearing as fast on the roof shingles. http://wernerparts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=389&products_id=1084
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You will need to order "attachments" separately. I ordered the starter kit. So far I've used everything in the kit with remarkable results. I've also ordered pads from 3M (red and white; come in packs of 5). I use the white pad (with Oreck's floor cleaner) to clean our laminate floors, followed by the terry buff pad or the "lambs wool" pad (another accessory). Recently I used the orange brush wheel to clean our tile floor (the grout was pretty "grungy"), looks like it was newly installed when I finished. I've also had excellent results with the carpet soil lifter, dry cleaner and black brush (results I was previously unable to accomplish with other carpet cleaners).