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To save on the energy and installation cost, only half of the driveway will be heated. Insulation will help to retain the heat. The moist ground below could needlessly take a lot of heat away from the surface where it will be needed.
Four 462 ft. long Elektra VCD25/3550 cables. Each cable is 3550Watts @ 240V, 15.5 Amps good for near 125 sq.ft. of the coverage when installed as 28 Watts per sq. ft.
The ground moisture and temperature sensor is installed for full automation and energy savings.
IT IS ALWAYS ON STANDBY UNTIL NEEDED!
Each cable with its own contactor and breaker.
Ready for the winter weather.
Six months later...
To save on energy and installation cost only half of the driveway is heated.
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