Anyone have experience with these? Trying to evaluate against traditional snow melting with hydronics. Current project does not want to be the guinea pig.
Looks a lot like the tech for electric radiant heat, but subject to the wear and tear of an exterior site environment. That gives me a lot of pause.
bowling_ball
Nov 12, 20 4:52 pm
Isn't that what shovels are for? As a Canadian, I find this idea hilarious - just throwing away heat. This is nothing more complicated than a kettle element, and just as wasteful.
Anyone have experience with these? Trying to evaluate against traditional snow melting with hydronics. Current project does not want to be the guinea pig.
https://www.archatrak.com/snow...
Looks a lot like the tech for electric radiant heat, but subject to the wear and tear of an exterior site environment. That gives me a lot of pause.
Isn't that what shovels are for? As a Canadian, I find this idea hilarious - just throwing away heat. This is nothing more complicated than a kettle element, and just as wasteful.