How To - Power Supply

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How to Change Out your Power Supply?

 

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Written instruction for how to replace the power supply on a HUG Hydronics In-Floor Heating System. 

(no tools needed)

1. Turn off power supply.

turn off power supply

2. Disconnect it from the control board by pulling the 4 pin connector down and off.

disconnect it from the control board

3. Pull these wires through the holes to the back of the system.

pull the power supply wires through the hole in which it is routed.

4. Push the power supply of of it's holder. Wiggle the tank to get a little more space if necessary. 

push the power supply out of its holder

5. Unplug it and set it aside.

6. Push the new replacement power supply into the holder.

push the new power supply into the holder

7. Route the new wires through the holes to the control board and plug it in.

plug it into the control board

8. Plug it into the outlet.

plug the power supply into the outlet

9. Turn on. Good as new!

(Now if you are like me and when the power supply turns on, the alarm sounds... I unplugged the water sensor when I was pulling the cord out, so just plugged it back in. Alarm board was instantly happy!)

What's Happening in Cottonwood?

Extreme Panel's demonstration house brings building techniques into the real world. As a sponsor, HUG Hydronics is providing Heat-Sheet, PEX, and the in-floor heating distribution system for the project.

Fellow EP Summit sponsor BUILD Show Network is documenting the process with cameras, interviews, and a closer look at each step of the process, leading up to the January 2027 Summit.

See the build come together.

Take a closer look at the project, then explore what radiant in-floor heating could look like in your own home, shop, or garage.

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What HUG Hydronics Brings to the Project.

  • Start below the slab
  • Heat-Sheet insulation provides the foundation for the project's radiant floor.
  • Put warmth underfoot
  • PEX loops carry heated fluid through the floor, turning the slab into part of the heating system.
  • Bring it together with HUG Hydronics
  • The HUG Hydronics system brings pumps and controls into a compact system simplifying the mechanical setup that serves the floor.
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