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9 years ago
hi, how many watts will this use? and how long does it take to melt snow? say 6 inches? thanks!
Warmlyyours Snow Melt Mat, 30 Sq. Ft (3' Width), 120 Volts · More Info

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  • PRO
    9 years ago

    Hello,

    Our snow melting mat is 50 Watts per sq ft. When it comes to the amount of time for the snow to melt, that all depends on the atmospheric conditions present that day. If the conditions are not extremely cold, the system may melt 2-3” of snow per hour. The colder it is outside, the longer it will take to melt the snow.

    Hope this helps!

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