Snow Melting Control Pro Forma Cost Estimate and Materials List, DAP

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DAP™–4

DAP™–4 Version 05.05.05

DAP™–4 divides a snow melting heater load between an APS–4C Snow Switch^® and the minimum number of SC–40C Satellite Contactors required while adding a pro forma bill-of-materials that includes cost information in a report format.

Snow Melting System Parameters

Area in square feet:
Watts per square foot:
3-phase input voltage:
Does the system require an RCU–4 Remote Control? No Yes
Enter the quanity of each sensor type used on this system
Up to 8 CIT–1 and GIT–1 sensors can be used in any combination. SIT–6E sensors can be added at a cost of two other sensors. For example a system with two SIT–6E sensors (equivaslent to four other sensors) can include up to 4 CIT–1 and GIT–1 sensors in any combination.

CIT–1 Aerial Snow Sensor(s)

GIT–1Gutter Ice Sensor(s)

SIT–6E Pavement-Mounted Sensor(s)

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