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Part#: SAM2020

FLR WARM MAT 240V 1.3 AMPS

Part#: 3M4-60X8-50D

DUAL COND 3 STEP MAT 480V 6FT x 8IN LEAD

Part#: AHB-013A

3FT 120V AHB 5 PACK

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Intro to EasyHeat’s AHB Electric Freeze Protection Cables

EasyHeat’s AHB electric freeze protection cables come pre-assembled and ready to install on rigid plastic or metal water pipes to prevent costly damage to homes and businesses due to frozen and bursting water pipes.

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EasyHeat’s ADKS Series Electric Roof De-icing Cable

EasyHeat’s ADKS is a ready-to-use roof and gutter de-icing cable inclined roofs, roofs with noncombustible tab shingles, and metal or plastic gutters and downspouts. The cable comes in lengths of 20 to 240 feet (6 to 73 meters) and includes the appropriate number of roof clips and cable spacers per kit.

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Emerson De-Icing System Prevents Costly Damage to Roofs Caused by Snow and Ice Accumulation

Emerson's EasyHeat™ RG Trace Cable De-Icing System is helping commercial building managers avoid problems caused by ice accumulation on roofs, and in gutters and downspouts. Left unchecked, ice dams foster melt water migration and accumulation, resulting in leaks, structural damage, and with enough load, a collapsed roof.

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EasyHeat, Inc.

9377 West Higgins Road

Rosemont, IL 60018

(800) 621-1506

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How to Melt Away Your Snow-Shoveling Chores

With winter now in force, the snow shovel and bag of ice-melting pellets have returned like migrating songbirds to their seasonal perches on my back deck. I live in a part of southeast New England that doesn’t get a lot of snow, on average, but is also quite capable of getting buried if a nor’easter follows just the right track up the coast.