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A heated rubber mat sized 18 ft by 14 in, built to lie on shingle roofs and melt snow and ice along eaves and valleys. It uses a third-generation graphene heating core with copper conductors, reaches a maximum of 125°F, and has a 177 in power cord for roof runs. The 3D checkered surface adds grip and grooves drain meltwater, while IP67 waterproof PVC and hot-melt sealed edges are meant to survive seasons outdoors. It suits homeowners fighting ice dams and roof snowload, though it heats a narrow strip and needs an outdoor outlet within cord reach.
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This heated snow melting mat is made for clearing snow and ice from shingle roofs. It also works on stairs, ridges, lawns, driveways, walkways, factories, warehouses and pipes, where it can help prevent freezing. It comes with a 177 in power cord and is meant to stay outdoors all season.
The mat is made of IP67 waterproof PVC that is sturdy and flexible. Its edges are sealed with a hot melt process to keep water out and prevent cracking. The surface has a 3D checkered texture for grip, and it stays flat without curling or sliding. Grooves drain melted water.
A third-generation graphene heating core with copper conductive wires heats the mat to a maximum of 125°F. It melts up to 3 inches of snow and 2 inches of ice per hour. Before powering on, fully unfold the mat and keep it from touching, crossing or overlapping itself. To store it, cut the power, let it cool, then coil it up. Do not fold it or use rivets or screws, which ruin the waterproofing.
