Don't forget to preheat your snow melt system.

In typical snowfall situations, a system using an automatic snow control with snow sensor(s) will turn ON automatically, once the snow sensor(s) detect snowfall. The heating system will remain ON until the end of the programmed heating cycle.

In the event of imminent, heavy snowfall, we recommend pre-heating your ramps and walkways MANUALLY, by turning the system ON BEFORE it starts to snow. This will allow the heating system to preheat the slab, giving it the best chance of staying ahead of the precipitation.

Here is a side-by-side comparison of how your snow melt system works to remove snow with automatic and manual control.

Project Feature

TRM is very proud to be a part of one of Toronto’s largest active construction projects, a multi-building, indoor/outdoor, mixed-use project, located in downtown Toronto.

Working alongside multiple contractors, TRM has assisted in the design and installation of a variety of snow melting and heat-loss replacement systems.

Monthly Spotlight

TRM would like to recognize our 1st sales agent. 

Division 16 Sales Agency signed on with TRM in 2019. Owned and operated by Kyle Cruickshank, Div 16 brings with them, over 18 years of experience in the electrical industry. 

Their impact on the industry continues to substantially grow. To read the full spotlight, visit our website.

Product Feature

If you are in search of a cable that is chemical-resistant, and abrasion-resistant our TRM Fluoropolymer Jacketed SR Heating Cables are designed for your needs.

Fluoropolymer Jacketed SR Heating Cables are constructed of two 16 AWG bus wires embedded within a semi-conductive polymer core, which is then insulated and jacketed with a ground braid, prior to being encased in a seamless fluoropolymer outer jacket.

Engineered to tolerate the extreme operating conditions found in commercial and industrial applications, such as:

• Roof and Gutter Tracing
• Mine heat tracing
• Petrochemical and refineries
• Food processing
• Factory and production environments
• Process maintenance
• Heat loss applications
• Trench drain de-icing

(905) 940-4737 | www.trmheatingcables.com