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Power Requirements - Hydronic

The heat source--typically a water heater or boiler--can be powered by any energy source that satisfies the systems Btu requirements, including natural gas, electricity, oil, wood, or even solar collectors. For residential and light commercial snow melting, Bailey recommends providing about 100 to 150 Btu per square foot of slab surface. A circulating pump and supply and return manifolds, installed in an easily accessible location, transfer the water between the heat source and tubing.

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