Compare tekmar Snow Melting Controls
Choose a level of snow melting control to match your project needs.
From residential driveways and walkways to emergency entrances and multi-zone campuses, tekmar controls operate the system safely and efficiently through better temperature control.
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Heat Source Electric (E), Hydronic (H), Steam (S) |
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On / Off Boilers |
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Modulating Boilers |
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Number of Stages One or two on/off boiler stages |
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Mixing Operation Protect non-condensing boilers by controlling return water temperature |
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Floating Action Output Control for floating motor |
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Analog 4-20 mA or 0 - 10 V (dc) Options for control of valve actuators or VFD pump |
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Variable Speed Output Precise mixing injection using a standard wet-rotor circulator |
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BACnet® Modbus Communication |
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Features and Benefits |
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Automatic Snow/Ice Detection |
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Slab Outdoor Reset Vary the slab core temperature as the outdoor temperature changes |
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Slab Protection Control heat delivery to the slab to prevent cracking |
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tekmarNet® Communication Network communication allows for greater functionality |
User Switch 480 enable/disable |
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Gateway 482 or 486 enable/disable |
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tekmarNet® System Control communication |
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Remote Enable Remotely start melting through a contact closure signal |
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Compatible with Snow / Ice Sensor 090 or 094 Supports the installation of the inslab, automatic Snow / Ice Sensor 090 or 094 |
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Tandem Snow / Ice Detection Two Snow / Ice Sensor 090s or 094s in a single zone for added accuracy and redundancy |
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Compatible with Snow Sensor 095 Supports the installation of the aerial retrofit Snow Sensor 095 |
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Melting Setpoint Control the melting surface temperature for efficient system operation |
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Idling Setpoint Maintain a warm slab surface for faster response time |
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Storm or Temporary Idle Timed slab pre-heat for anticipated snow fall |
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Warm Weather Shut Down Avoid snow melt operation in warmer weather for energy savings |
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Cold Weather Cut Out Avoid snow melt operation in extremely cold weather for energy savings |
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Programmable Schedule Scheduled snow melt operation for commercial applications |
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Mobile App Remote Access Operate the snow melting system using the Watts Home app from your mobile phone |
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Auto Storm Automatically pre-heats the slab in anticipation of a storm based on internet weather data |
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Snow Melt Zoning With Priority Supports zoning and the prioritization of zones |
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Number of Snow Melting Zones The maximum number of coordinated snow melt zones in a system |
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Snow Melt Zone Tracking Automatic operation for multiple zones with a single Snow / Ice Sensor 090/094 |
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EconoMelt Follow mechanical snow removal with a shortened melt cycle (Requires the Snow / Ice Sensor 090 or 094) |
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Manual Start with Timer A manual enable with a timed disable can result in large energy savings |
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