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[Video Now Available] Melts evenly even in heavy snowfall! Roof snow melting system

Even construction professionals are convinced! Panel concealed hot water circulation system.

Tokamachi City is a town with a population of about 50,000, located near Nagano Prefecture, where the maximum snow depth in February is 210 cm (1991-2020). When trying to cope with this using electric heater-type snow melting, a large amount of energy, about 300 to 350 W per square meter, is required. Therefore, even for a house of about 30 tsubo (approximately 100 square meters), the equipment would need to be around 30 kW, and in both heavy and light snowfall years, the basic fee will be a burden according to the equipment capacity. In contrast, a hot water circulation system using a boiler or similar as a heat source can freely adjust the output through temperature control, making it more suitable for heavy snowfall areas since fuel costs can significantly decrease in light snowfall years. This time, since we are also renovating the roof, we concealed the snow melting panels beneath the metal sheeting. The roof surface warms evenly, allowing the snow to melt uniformly and beautifully. Mr. N, who is the president of a construction company, has been responsible for road snow removal in the area during the winter months, which meant that snow at his own home was inevitably put off until last. Due to this background, he decided to take the plunge and install a roof snow melting system this time. We are here to assist with snow-related issues not only for new homes but also for existing ones.