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VineHeat Deicing Cable for Roof, Gutter and Downspout 20 ft | Easy to Install Heat Cable and Self-Regulating Roof Deicing Cable Kit, 120V, Roof Clippers and Cable Spacers Included
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VineHeat Deicing Cable for Roof, Gutter and Features
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SAFE ROOF SNOW REMOVAL TOOL AND GUTTER HEAT CABLE: When winter arrives and icy conditions threaten, trust VineHeat heat cable for roof to safeguard your home; engineered with a paramount focus on safety, our advanced roof heating cable for ice dams is your worry-free solution to combat the hazards of ice buildup during cold weather; there's no need to climb on top of your roof to clear the snow and ice buildup since our roof deicing cable will do the work for you
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RELIABLE HEATING TAPE AND EFFECTIVE ROOF ICE MELT CABLE SYSTEM: Our snow removal for roof heat cable is an effective and dependable solution designed to keep your home safe and sound during the winter season; our heat tape for roof and gutters strategically applies heat to key zones to maintain a steady flow of water, thereby safeguarding residences and businesses from the potential harm caused by ice accumulation and snow-related issues
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DURABLE HEAT CABLES FOR ROOFS AND GUTTERS: Crafted with durability in mind, our gutter heater cable is weatherproof and designed to withstand exposure to water and sunlight; the waterproof cable is made of twin-core conductors within XLPE (cross-linking polyethylene) wrapped with tinned copper wire braid, and protected with waterproof PVC with a UV inhibitor offering reliable performance season after season
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EASY TO INSTALL ROOF SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT: Featuring a user-friendly design, installation is a breeze with our ice dam heat cables for roofs; begin by gently uncoiling the cable and laying out flat against the roof so it is not twisted or tangled; using the roof clips, attach the gutter heating cable to the edge shingles nearest the start point; before installing, ensure to plug into a 120V receptacle and unplug once our gutter downspout heat cable is already warm and pliable
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ECONOMICAL HOME IMPROVEMENT SOLUTION: Excess snow and ice accumulation can lead to costly damages to your roof and exterior walls; VineHeat electric de icer for roof and gutter acts as a preventative measure, stopping ice dams in their tracks; by ensuring a clear path for melted snow to drain away, this roof heating wire and heat cord cable is an ice dam prevention that prevents leaks that might otherwise lead to expensive repairs
About VineHeat Deicing Cable For Roof, Gutter And
The VineHeat team's mission is to improve our customers’ quality of life through high-quality heating products.The manufacturer of the VineHeat product line has over 20 years of experience in the production of safe and efficient heating products. Our Pipe Freeze Protections Cables are backed with a 1-year Limited Warranty.This cable is designed for installation on inclined roofs with non-combustible tab shingles (such as asphalt shingles), metal or plastic gutters, downspouts, and valleys.Ice dams should not form as long as a heated path from the roof to a safe discharge area is maintained.Install the de-icing heating cable in a “zigzag” pattern along the lower edge of the sloping roof. The cable should extend at least 12” above the level of the outer building wall or 6” above the snow fence, whichever is higher, and extend down into the gutter. This will ensure a continuous run-off path for water.The cable should only be operated when the outside temperature is between 15°F and 35°F. The cable can work with an optional power ON/OFF switch or a Thermostatically Controlled Adapter which is a moisture and temperature sensor control that operates the de-icing cable only when moisture is present and the temperatures drop below freezing.Before installationFirst, uncoil the cable (making sure it does not cross or overlap itself). Plug into a 120V receptacle until it is warm and pliable. Unplug the cable before installation.WarningsDo not use to remove ice dams that have already formed or to clear the roof of ice and snow.Do not use on roofs with wooden shingles, rubber roofs, or composite (tar and gravel) roofs, or on wooden gutters or downspouts.
