Frost and Snow protection of commercial areas
Utilize energy-efficient technologies to address seasonal challenges, and use electric heating mats or cables to protect commercial spaces from snow, ice, and frost damage.
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Future-proof and energy efficient
Chemicals are often used for de-icing, but these run off into soil and surfaces causing damage to plants and the environment. These days, planning winter protection for urban spaces and renovations requires different solutions that are long-lasting and sustainable. DEVI electric heating systems come with a 20-year warranty and are maintenance free, contributing to a lower total running cost.
Importantly, electric heating is energy efficient as it uses low amounts of electricity, without compromising output or performance. The global trend towards the use of electricity as a renewable energy source means electric heating is ideally positioned as a future-proof solution for snow and ice removal.
80 yrs of experience and product innovation
For 80 years our solutions for outdoor safety and indoor comfort have been improving people’s quality of living. They were installed in thousands around the globe. Click here to discover how DEVI snow and ice melting systems have been used to protect buildings and maximize safety in public areas facing harsh winter conditions.
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