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NeverFreeze® Snow Melting Cable

NeverFreeze snow melting cable provides a radiant heat solution that functions as a permanent addition to your outdoor spaces, persisting through any weather conditions that nature may bring. It is an excellent option for high-traffic areas like walkways and steps that are commonly slippery and hazardous.
  • Engineered to install in concrete, asphalt, or under pavers
  • Designed for both residential and commercial applications
  • Single cold lead wire for easy hookup
  • Proven brand-name controls and outdoor-rated ground sensors

With a NeverFreeze snow melting system, you can watch the snow fall peacefully from inside your warm home without worrying about shoveling your driveway or deicing your walkways. NeverFreeze snow melting cable provides a radiant heat solution that functions as a permanent addition to your outdoor spaces, persisting through any weather conditions that nature may bring. It is an excellent option for high-traffic areas like walkways and steps that are commonly slippery and hazardous.

User Manual

Overview

Warranty

Spec Sheet

Will the snow refreeze into ice once melted?
The controls have special features that prevent refreezing. They allow the system to keep working for a time after the snow has melted to maintain a clear path.
How long will it take for the snow to melt?
On average, the system will melt 2 inches of snow an hour.
What is the lowest temperature that a snow melting system can handle?
The controls will usually cut the system off around 17°F but if needed, you can override this setting.
What type of conduit should I use to bring power to the heating cables?
Just pull the lead wire through a metal ¾” conduit pipe to the junction box with a wire nut connecting it to the electrical source. Always use a junction box rated for outdoors.
Will I need a new/expanded electrical panel for my snow melting system?
Usually you will need an expanded electrical panel for your system, but the amount of power needed will depend on the total coverage you choose. An entire driveway will require more power than tire tracks. Always consult with a qualified electrician.
How much power does the system use?
A mathematic formula will help you figure out how much power your system will require. The formula is: (50 W/sq. ft. x area of your heated space in sq. ft.) / Volts = Amps For instance, a 200 square foot driveway would look like: (50 W/sq. ft. x area of 200 sq. ft.) / V (240V) = Amps = 10,000 / 240V = 41.67 Amps For help determining your system’s power usage, call us at (800)308-8057.
How much does the snow melting system cost to operate?
Many factors will determine the cost to operate your snow melting system. Total watts, kilowatts, kilowatt rate, hours spent operating, and remaining lag time will each play a role. For the example above (200 sq. ft. driveway), the breakdown would look like this: Watts = 200 x 50 =10,000 total watts Kilowatts = 10,000 watts / 1000 = 10 kilowatts Kilowatt rate = 10 kw x $0.15 = $1.50 per hour Operation = 4-hour snow = $1.50 x 4 = $6.00 Each project will vary so it is wise to keep lag time in mind when the system remains on to avoid refreezing. Electrical rates differ depending on location and time of day. For a more personalized estimate, call a ThermoSoft agent at (800)308-8057.
How much does a snow melting system cost?
Snow melting systems usually cost $7.00-$15.00 per square foot averaging $11.00 per square foot. Controls are sold separately. See www.ThermoSoft.com for more product details.
What happens if the cable is damaged during the installation?
If the cable is damaged, please call us immediately at (800)308-8057 and we can assist you further.
May I overlap the heating cable?
No, overlapping heating cables is never advised and will cause severe damage to your system. Always make sure you meet the spacing requirements.
May I cut the cold lead wires?
Never cut any wires before consulting with a qualified electrician who has read and understands the installation manual that goes with your system and the local requirements. He may cut, add extensions or splice them in a junction box. If you have any questions, call us and we can direct you further with any changes you wish to make.
Can I cut the heating cable if it is too long for the application for which it was designed?
Do not cut the heating cable under any circumstances. Cutting the heating cable will destroy your system and void its warranty.
How does the electric snow melting system compare to hot water tubing (hydronic) systems?
Electric systems and hydronic systems are close in price. However, electric systems offer benefits that hydronic ones cannot, like higher energy efficiency and ease of installation.
1 Heating Cable
2 Snow Melt Controllers & Sensors

NeverFreeze cables are optimized to deliver the same heat output while providing 30% more coverage than competing snow melting cables. Less cable translates to a lower project cost and fewer cable securement points resulting in an easier installation. Reach out to our technical support team for 208V, 277V, 480V, and 600V applications. Contact us for project assistance or help finding a local dealer/installer.

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    2.3 A 552.0 W
    		$190.00 $237.50
    55.0 Ft 14.0 - 23.0 Sq Ft
    3.4 A 816.0 W
    		$221.00 $276.25
    90.0 Ft 22.5 - 37.5 Sq Ft
    5.6 A 1344.0 W
    		$264.48 $330.60
    165.0 Ft 41.5 - 69.0 Sq Ft
    10.4 A 2496.0 W
    		$421.98 $527.48
    220.0 Ft 55.0 - 91.5 Sq Ft
    13.8 A 3312.0 W
    		$532.48 $665.60
    255.0 Ft 64.0 - 106.5 Sq Ft
    15.9 A 3816.0 W
    		$617.48 $771.85
    290.0 Ft 72.5 - 121.0 Sq Ft
    18.1 A 4344.0 W
    		$704.98 $881.23
    330.0 Ft 82.5 - 137.5 Sq Ft
    20.6 A 4944.0 W
    		$792.48 $990.60
    370.0 Ft 92.5 - 154.0 Sq Ft
    22.9 A 5496.0 W
    		$788.88 $986.10
    420.0 Ft 105.0 - 175.0 Sq Ft
    26.3 A 6312.0 W
    		$899.99 $1,124.99
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Snow Melt Controllers & Sensors

Customize temperature, moisture, and timing settings with a snow and ice melting controller. A ground or aerial sensor is required for a complete system. Some controllers are not rated for outdoor installation. Ground sensors are designed for flush installation with the outdoor heated surfaces. Contact an expert for guidance.

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  • "All In One” Snow Sensor & Controller
    "All In One” Snow Sensor & Controller
    MT-PYROSELF-X-KIT
    $1,000.00 View
  • 1 Zone Outdoor Ground Controller w/ Built In Sensor
    1 Zone Outdoor Ground Controller w/ Built In Sensor
    ASE-DS-2C
    $415.00 View
  • 2 Zone Outdoor Ground Controller with Built-In Sensor
    2 Zone Outdoor Ground Controller with Built-In Sensor
    ASE-DS-5C
    $445.00 View
  • 1 Zone Outdoor Roof/Ground Controller with Remote sensor
    1 Zone Outdoor Roof/Ground Controller with Remote sensor
    ASE-DS-8C
    $472.50 View
  • 2 Zone Outdoor Roof/Ground Controller with Remote sensor
    2 Zone Outdoor Roof/Ground Controller with Remote sensor
    ASE-DS-9C
    $502.50 View
  • Wall-mounted Remote Control/Status Panel
    Wall-mounted Remote Control/Status Panel
    ASE-CDP-2
    $156.25 View
  • GFPE protection for one 120/208/240VAC circuit up to 60A
    GFPE protection for one 120/208/240VAC circuit up to 60A
    ASE-GF-1
    $351.25 View
  • GFPE protection for two 120/208/240VAC circuits up to 60A
    GFPE protection for two 120/208/240VAC circuits up to 60A
    ASE-GF-2
    $490.00 View
  • OJ Advanced Outdoor Heat Controller
    OJ Advanced Outdoor Heat Controller
    ETO2-4550-US28
    $749.00 View
  • UL-mounting box for ETO2
    UL-mounting box for ETO2
    ETO2-BOX
    $499.00 View
  • Ground Temp & moisture sensor for ET02
    Ground Temp & moisture sensor for ET02
    ETOG-56
    $424.99 View
  • OJ Ground Sensor Mounting Tube
    OJ Ground Sensor Mounting Tube
    ETOK-1
    $74.99 View
  • Indoor Mounted Controller and power distribution box with GFEP (4 x 2 Pole 30A)
    Indoor Mounted Controller and power distribution box with GFEP (4 x 2 Pole 30A)
    MT-PYROBOX3/19
    $5,300.00 View
  • Indoor Mounted Controller and power distribution box with GFEP (2 x 3 Pole 50A)
    Indoor Mounted Controller and power distribution box with GFEP (2 x 3 Pole 50A)
    MT-PYROBOX3C/19
    $4,700.00 View
  • Indoor Mounted Controller and power distribution box with GFEP (4 x 3 Pole 50A)
    Indoor Mounted Controller and power distribution box with GFEP (4 x 3 Pole 50A)
    MT-PYROBOX5/19
    $6,800.00 View
  • Ground/Pavement Snow and Ice Sensor
    Ground/Pavement Snow and Ice Sensor
    MT-PYRO-GROUND-SENSOR
    $1,027.00 View
  • Outdoor approved power distribution box with GFEP (1 x 2 Pole 30A)
    Outdoor approved power distribution box with GFEP (1 x 2 Pole 30A)
    MT-PYROBOX-1X2P
    $1,270.00 View
  • Outdoor approved power distribution box with GFEP (2 x 3 Pole 50A)
    Outdoor approved power distribution box with GFEP (2 x 3 Pole 50A)
    MT-PYROBOX-2X3P
    $4,500.00 View
  • "All In One” Snow Sensor & Controller
    "All In One” Snow Sensor & Controller
    MT-PYROSELF24-X
    $1,050.00 View
  • "All In One” Snow Sensor & Bracket
    "All In One” Snow Sensor & Bracket
    MT-PYROSENSESB-K
    $858.00 View

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    • Engineered to install in concrete, asphalt, or under pavers
    • Designed for both residential and commercial applications
    • Single cold lead wire for easy hookup
    • Proven brand-name controls and outdoor-rated ground sensors

    With a NeverFreeze snow melting system, you can watch the snow fall peacefully from inside your warm home without worrying about shoveling your driveway or deicing your walkways. NeverFreeze snow melting cable provides a radiant heat solution that functions as a permanent addition to your outdoor spaces, persisting through any weather conditions that nature may bring. It is an excellent option for high-traffic areas like walkways and steps that are commonly slippery and hazardous.

    User Manual

    Overview

    Warranty

    Spec Sheet

    Will the snow refreeze into ice once melted?
    The controls have special features that prevent refreezing. They allow the system to keep working for a time after the snow has melted to maintain a clear path.
    How long will it take for the snow to melt?
    On average, the system will melt 2 inches of snow an hour.
    What is the lowest temperature that a snow melting system can handle?
    The controls will usually cut the system off around 17°F but if needed, you can override this setting.
    What type of conduit should I use to bring power to the heating cables?
    Just pull the lead wire through a metal ¾” conduit pipe to the junction box with a wire nut connecting it to the electrical source. Always use a junction box rated for outdoors.
    Will I need a new/expanded electrical panel for my snow melting system?
    Usually you will need an expanded electrical panel for your system, but the amount of power needed will depend on the total coverage you choose. An entire driveway will require more power than tire tracks. Always consult with a qualified electrician.
    How much power does the system use?
    A mathematic formula will help you figure out how much power your system will require. The formula is: (50 W/sq. ft. x area of your heated space in sq. ft.) / Volts = Amps For instance, a 200 square foot driveway would look like: (50 W/sq. ft. x area of 200 sq. ft.) / V (240V) = Amps = 10,000 / 240V = 41.67 Amps For help determining your system’s power usage, call us at (800)308-8057.
    How much does the snow melting system cost to operate?
    Many factors will determine the cost to operate your snow melting system. Total watts, kilowatts, kilowatt rate, hours spent operating, and remaining lag time will each play a role. For the example above (200 sq. ft. driveway), the breakdown would look like this: Watts = 200 x 50 =10,000 total watts Kilowatts = 10,000 watts / 1000 = 10 kilowatts Kilowatt rate = 10 kw x $0.15 = $1.50 per hour Operation = 4-hour snow = $1.50 x 4 = $6.00 Each project will vary so it is wise to keep lag time in mind when the system remains on to avoid refreezing. Electrical rates differ depending on location and time of day. For a more personalized estimate, call a ThermoSoft agent at (800)308-8057.
    How much does a snow melting system cost?
    Snow melting systems usually cost $7.00-$15.00 per square foot averaging $11.00 per square foot. Controls are sold separately. See www.ThermoSoft.com for more product details.
    What happens if the cable is damaged during the installation?
    If the cable is damaged, please call us immediately at (800)308-8057 and we can assist you further.
    May I overlap the heating cable?
    No, overlapping heating cables is never advised and will cause severe damage to your system. Always make sure you meet the spacing requirements.
    May I cut the cold lead wires?
    Never cut any wires before consulting with a qualified electrician who has read and understands the installation manual that goes with your system and the local requirements. He may cut, add extensions or splice them in a junction box. If you have any questions, call us and we can direct you further with any changes you wish to make.
    Can I cut the heating cable if it is too long for the application for which it was designed?
    Do not cut the heating cable under any circumstances. Cutting the heating cable will destroy your system and void its warranty.
    How does the electric snow melting system compare to hot water tubing (hydronic) systems?
    Electric systems and hydronic systems are close in price. However, electric systems offer benefits that hydronic ones cannot, like higher energy efficiency and ease of installation.