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Hi again! Sorry for all the new guy questions, I'm just excited to get some good discussions going.
When talking about electric radiant products I have some confusion about what some of the terms mean. Some electric radiant elements (correct term??) use wires, some use mesh. I follow that... just passing the current through to make them hot like wires in the toaster. So what exactly does line-voltage mean? Are all electric radiants line-voltage? Is that different from low-voltage? If so, what are the advantages and disadvantages of them? Is one type better than another? Thanks again for sharing the info! |
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If you're still out there looking for answers, let me know..
Comfort Radiant Heating, LLC Design, Sales and Installation of Low Voltage and Line Voltage Radiant Heating and Snow Melting Systems www.comfortradiant.com |
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