Roof And Gutter Ice Melting Cables

Prevents dangerous icicles from building up over pathways and doors.

Roof and gutter ice melting cables.

Each de icing cable set includes cable. Roof de icing cable kit can be used to keep gutters and downspouts flowing and help prevent ice from forming under the edge of your shingles. The cables don t totally clear patches of snow but rather melt the ice immediately around them providing enough space for water to run off into your gutter. Frost king carries electric roof cables kits in lengths from 30 to 200 each powered by 120v with 7 watts per foot.

The adks cable plugs into a standard 120 vac gfci protected three wire grounded outlet. Heat cables can be installed to minimize ice formation and retention on roofs with them you can prevent a lot of damage to your roof that can result from the buildup of ice dams. The adks de icing cable is installed over the unheated portions of the roof above the overhang or into gutters or downspouts to create an ice free pathway for melting water to drain. It help prevent ice from forming under the edge of your shingles.

Ice dams may still form but they won t block the flow of additional snow melt and that s what protects your roof. The thermwell 200 ft. Long for large roofs. Fortunately you can reduce some of the issues associated with ice dams by using heat cables on roofs and gutters.

Other than keeping ice dams from building on your home s roof de icing cables help in keeping ice from forming in your gutters and downspouts. This de icing kit comes with shingle clips and is 100 ft. Long for large roofs. Constructed with three wires per cable.

Roof de icing cable kit can be used to keep gutters and downspouts flowing. The thermwell 100 ft. A typical 120 foot long roof edge with 6 12 overhangs and no gutters deicing will need about 291 feet of cable. This is an important distinction.

Heavy duty weather resistance pvc outer jacket to survive the elements. Five watts per foot. As mentioned above you will use about 8w per linear foot of ice melting cable. That equals to 2 3kwh per hour or almost 56kwh per day of continuous operation.

That water flow reduces the likelihood of roof leaks and shingle damage from hard packed snow and ice dams. This is something that s extremely hard to do with a steamer and aluminum scraper since they won t fit in the downspout and will take forever to heat it up to a hot enough temperature to melt the. Use to help prevent ice from forming under the edge of your shingles. The heat cable prevents ice from forming allowing the melting snow and ice to find a runoff path into the downspout and away from your home.

This allows ice to melt and move from your rooftop shingles to your gutters.