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How is the radiant heat created?

April 26, 2017heat radiant

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How is the radiant heat created?

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A step down transformer sends a low-voltage current (between 8-30 Volts) through the ZMesh or Tuff Cable. The resistance of the ZMesh or Tuff Cable creates enough radiant heat to safely warm the floor surface and heat the room, or melt the snow of your roof or driveway. Uncomfortable cold tile and hardwood are warmed to a pleasant temperature determined by you. The radiant heat created is evenly distributed throughout the room. There are no cold spots or loud fans blowing dust particles around the room. Your driveways and walkways will be snow-free.