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Whether you’ve been living comfortably in your house for years or you are building a new home, installing a radiant heated driveway<\/a> is a viable option for you. Certainly it is more practical to install a radiant snow melting system during the initial construction phase of a driveway, but unknown to some homeowners is that both asphalt<\/span> and concrete<\/span> driveways can be retrofitted with electric radiant heat<\/span> systems.<\/p>\n

Hydronic<\/span> Snow Melting Systems<\/b><\/p>\n

There are two types of driveway heating systems<\/a> available today: hydronic<\/span> systems<\/a> <\/span>and electric systems. Hydronic<\/span> snow melting systems utilize a mixture of water and propylene glycol (anti-freeze) that circulates through a closed-loop network of flexible polymer (Pex) tubing that is installed in the concrete<\/span> or asphalt<\/span>. The liquid is heated by a water heater\/boiler<\/span> and then circulated through the Pex tubing<\/span> by a pump<\/span> to heat the driveway and melt snow. The condensing boiler<\/span> (water heater) can be powered by any energy source, including natural gas<\/span>, electricity, oil, wood, or even solar collectors. Because of this, hydronic<\/span> snowmelt systems<\/a> can offer a slightly lower operating cost than electric systems, especially for large snow melting applications.<\/p>\n

Warmzone<\/span> hydronic<\/span> systems feature highly efficient condensing boilers with an Energy Star Rating as well as industry leading pumps, valves and tubing. Unfortunately, when it comes to retrofitting a driveway with hydronic<\/span> radiant heat<\/span>, the only way to accomplish this is to tear out the old driveway and install a new one.<\/p>\n

Electric Heated Driveways<\/b><\/p>\n

Electric radiant snow melting systems are easier and cheaper to install than their hydronic<\/span> counterpart. Both existing concrete<\/span> and asphalt<\/span> driveways can be retrofitted with electric radiant heat<\/span>.<\/p>\n

\"Heated<\/p>\n

Electric snow melting systems utilize specially engineered ClearZone heat cable<\/a> that is available on spools or pre-spaced in mats that can be easily rolled out during installation in concrete<\/span>, asphalt<\/span> or under brick and stone paver driveways and sidewalks. The ClearZone cable is UL listed and consists of a twin conductor<\/span> with FEP\/XLPE insulation and polyolefin jacketing that provides flexibility and excellent UV protection. The heat cable is rated at 220°F and has a minimum 10-year warranty. Designed to produce 30-50 watts per square<\/span> foot, ClearZone radiant heat<\/span> cable has the quickest response time (time to heat the driveway upon system startup) of any snow melting system<\/a> on the market. Because electric snowmelt systems do not rely on heating water heater before pumping the liquid through PEX tubing<\/span>, the response time is considerably less than that of hydronic<\/span> systems.<\/p>\n

Fully Automated Snow Melting Systems<\/b><\/p>\n

The fully automated driveway heating system<\/a> features heat cable, a control unit (controller), and a high-performance snow sensor (activation device). One of two types of sensors (aerial or pavement mount) can be installed, depending on the project. Aerial mount sensors<\/a> are typically used for residential heated driveways while pavement mount snow sensors<\/a> are more commonly used in large commercial snow melting applications.<\/p>\n

When the snow sensor detects precipitation and temperatures are below a designated set point (usually set at 39 F), the sensor signals the master control unit, initiating startup of the snow melting system. While the driveway snow melting system is fully automated, it can also be activated manually. The controller includes a manual override function for times when snowdrifts or ice forms because of wind or shaded areas. Another especially attractive feature of electric heated driveways is that the systems do not feature any moving parts, so they are virtually maintenance free and extremely reliable.<\/p>\n

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Whether you’ve been living comfortably in your house for years or you are building a new home, installing a radiant heated driveway is a viable option for you. 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