how did you mount your radiant heat panel?

[CALM Pythons]

So my question still stands, what's the UL number for the Pro Heat panels? I'm not sure I'm going to get that answer because I don't believe it exists.

I don't think it's very ethical of you to boast about safety of a certain product without providing any proof, especially something important as UL cert. Bob used to boast about a UL rated panels back in the day but I don't even see that stated on his own website. Don't you think that's pretty strange? Also, the online resource you quoted is from a 2009 post from this forum from a user that only has 9 posts so forgive me if I'm not inclined to believe it.

Point is, you can buy and love whatever product you want but don't bash a competitor's product with which you have no experience. I get really peeved when someone tries to put down a reputable company. If you're going to claim superiority, then be ready to provide some facts, not post something that was written 8 years ago on a forum.

I actually own both panels and BOTH work great. No "plastic smell" from RBI panels as you claim because it's made of kydex material and doesn't need to be out gassed.:cens0r:

My second reply was from Bob himself. If you have a Pro Panel you should know as its been printed and I've read it. I'm not going back-and-forth with you I simply gave someone GOOD information which is what this forum is for.
As far as RBI, there have been SEVERAL fires reported in the past and also reports of their RHP melting, if thats safe to you by all means you have every right to buy them. I'm done talking to someone that seems to be looking for a disagreement. Maybe you need to go join a debate club instead of a forum where people help each other.

Also as far as your statement about the experience i lack with RBI, you have no clue so stick to what you know. Ive owned Pythons for 30 years this year so I may have picked up a few things along the way.


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