HBX SNO-0550 Wifi Enabled Snow Melt Control

THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED BY THE MANUFACTURER

REPLACEMENT – SNO-0600

HBX SNO-0550 Wifi enabled snow melt control uses a new step-by-step interface allowing for easy set up. With new pre-set snow conditions (Very Light, Light, Moderate and Heavy), it is simple to set the control to turn on the system based on snowfall intensity.

• Wi-Fi enabled controller
• Remote access via Apple® and Android™ Smartphone or tablet devices
• Four (4) Pre-set snowfall settings
• Injection or mixing valve control
• System and Injection pump exercising
• Multiple slab demand modes (Idle, Standby, Force Melt)
• Anticipation demand setting (1 – 7 days)
• Warm weather installation test function
• Warm weather and cold weather shutdown
• Resettable fusing
• All system information displayed on the main screen

Technical Information

Wifi-SNO-0550-Brochure

SNO-0550 Manual

HBX-Submittal-SNO-0550

Optical Snow Sensor

The new snow melt control utilizes the HBX Optical Snow Sensor (SNO-0110). This snow/ice sensor utilizes optics rather than continuity based on/off sensors typically used by other manufacturers. The sensor provides HBX snow melt controls with feedback on snowfall rate and slab temperature.

Multiple Control Demand Modes

The SNO-0550 allows for multiple control demand modes in your system setup including idle, standby, force melt and anticipate days. With anticipate days, you can have the control in either standby or idle for an amount of time determined by the user from 1-7 days. If snow is detected during this time the control will go into a melt mode. Otherwise the control will turn off after anticipate days have elapsed.

Warm Weather Testing

Typically snow melt systems will be installed in the warmer months of the calendar year. With the warm weather testing feature, users can simulate cold system and outdoor temperatures to test the optical sensor functionality and equipment in the warmer months. The control will also provide important parameter information of the snow sensor while in operation.