HeatLink Announces Next Generation Snow Melt Panels

HeatLink is pleased to announce the release of our next generation of snow melt panels based on the proven construction of stainless steel piping. Compared to the copper SMP panels, they are smaller, lighter, include the primary pump, provide better value, and are more affordable.

The new panels extend HeatLink’s Mechanical Room in a Box line of panels that are designed to counter the increasing inconsistency of installations that occurred in the heating market over the past several decades.

By placing the most common components of a hydronic snow melt installation (mainly wiring, control, pumps and mixing valves) on a plug-in panel with an appliance-like cover, panels have simplified the installation process and added a level of standardization.

There are a total of five new snow melt panels which are all perfect for most small commercial applications. Three models are available with heat exchangers for use with a non-dedicated heat source. Two models are available without heat exchangers for use with a dedicated heat source. All are building management system (BMS) compatible and have an alarm contact to signal when a sensor is out of its operating range.

These new snow melt panels also use a new snow/ice detector that is sold separately. The DRVWSNS-SS detects both moisture and temperature and comes with a socket. The socket is embedded in concrete, not the sensor. This makes the exposed sensor easily replaceable in case it is damaged.

The release of the new panels demonstrates HeatLink’s position as an innovative company focused on constantly improving plumbing and heating technology.

Literature:

• Stainless Steel Snow Melt Panel Instructions
• Stainless Steel Snow Melt Panel with Heat Exchangers Submittal
• Stainless Steel Snow Melt Panel without Heat Exchangers Submittal
• Snow/Ice Detector for Stainless Steel Snow Melt Panels Submittal