Snow Melting Cable – WSM

Are you wondering if a gravel driveway can be heated with surface snow melting heating cables? Learn more about the abilities of our products here.

A snow-melting system is most efficient when the slab is preheated. As a rule of thumb, a snow-melting system should start preheating for 1 -2 hours before the arrival of snow/ice.

Are you wondering how much snow fall a snow melting system can handle? Read more about snow melting technology here.

If you are planning a snow melting project you may be wondering if mats or cables are best for your project. Read more here.

Warmup offers two forms of surface heating: snow melting mats and snow melting cables. If you are wondering the difference, you can read more here.

Are you considering a snow melting system? This post will help you calculate the running cost per hour so that you can make your decision.

Both snow/ice removal options will be equally effective but we have outlined some factors to consider.  Click "Read More" to learn more.

Are you wondering if you can install radiant heating around your pool? Unfortunately, this is not permitted by code. Read more here.

Adding insulation both under a slab and near its exposed edges reduces heat loss into the ground and allows the slab to heat more quickly, which lowers total operating costs.

If you are finalizing a Warmup installation it is almost time to register your warranty! Find the link here to the warranty registration page.

If you are installing snow melting cables, you may be wondering how far you can space the cable. Read more here about cable spacing.

Warmup recommends testing your underfloor heating cables before, during, and after installation. Follow along with this post for support.

The maximum length Warmup recommends you can extend your snowmelt systems lead is 90'.

Take a look at a helpful dissection of this type of installation.  Click "Read More" for details.

Regardless of which material will be covering your snow/ice melting mats or cable, you will need to follow these important reminders.  Click "Read More" for details.

During typical Winter conditions, Warmup systems are designed to keep driveways and walkways clear of snow and ice with no waiting time. To operate efficiently Warmup systems are designed to turn on before or at…

The WSM (Warmup Snow Melting cable) or WSMM (Warmup Snow Melting Mat) is commonly used in concrete pours, asphalt driveways and paved walkways. Learn important cable rating information here.

If you have a large outdoor snow melting project you may be wondering what the largest size breaker you can use is. Read more here.