how did you mount your radiant heat panel?

[Mr. Misha]

Well they have never caused a fire in the History of them for one..
Bob has his Pro Panels certified like other consumer electronics. That means that they pass safety and efficiency standards. People have reported overheating/fire issues with RBI panels. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No, you are NOT providing good information. Why post that the panels are certified, when they are not? I also asked you whether you had experience with RBI panels. You dodged that question as well.

The last thing I want to do is "debate" you. However, I'm going to call you out if what you're posting is incorrect. If you have a problem with people questioning what you write on a public forum, maybe this isn't the place for you.

In regards to Bob, I haven't met or spoke with him personally because he never tends to return my emails regarding those UL certs. However, I've been here long enough to have read about his "interesting" business practices:
https://www.courtlistener.com/opinio...irosol-co-inc/
https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOUR...cv-02632-4.pdf

[CALM Pythons]

No, you are NOT providing good information. Why post that the panels are certified, when they are not? I also asked you whether you had experience with RBI panels. You dodged that question as well.

The last thing I want to do is "debate" you. However, I'm going to call you out if what you're posting is incorrect. I

1) I am giving great info thank you.
2) Pro Panels ARE certified and now your posting Nonsense.
3) I didn't dodge your questions on purpose, I was here to give information to the (OP) that asked questions about something I have several years experience with....you some how took us on a trip around the world.
4) Not sure what that article link is but Ive played Prick games with you quite long enough. Take care now.



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