Heat tape clips index for metal roofs. If you need to mount de-icing cable on corrugated metal, standing seams, snap-lock seams, R-panels, flat panels, we have your solution. Here are a few applications of our patented heat cable clips in the world of metal roofing
What is self regulating heat cable and how does it work? In this Radiant Solutions Company case study we answer basic questions about both construction and essential functions.
Here are some common heat tape layouts for flat and low-slope roofs. Using Radiant Solutions Company clips makes installing heat cable on rubber and membrane roof systems simple
There are a lot of different types of sheet metal roofs and we have developed intelligent solutions for heat cable installation on each of them. Heat Tape PRO Self-Regulating Heat Cable is approved for use on all types of metal roofing
Radiant Solutions Company has developed two innovative roof clips for installing heat tape on low-slope and flat roof surfaces. The DDK series is adhered to membranes using SB-190 adhesive while the LEO-215 comes with a 3M VHB pad.
The Grip Clip™ is the only heat cable clip in the world that does not threaten the warranty of asphalt shingle roof systems. No nails or adhesives are needed. Grip Clips™ also work well in valleys because the arm of the clips places the heat tape near the centerline of the valley
The Grip Clip™ is the only heat cable clip in the world that does not threaten the warranty of asphalt shingle roof systems. No nails or adhesives are needed. Grip Clips™ also work well in valleys because the arm of the clips places the heat tape near the centerline of the valley
Historically, there have been two methods for installing heat tape on standing seam metal roofs: 1) Glue clips to the surface or, 2) Use compression-based roof clamps that grip onto the standing seam. The GVG Heat Tape Clip is a clever answer to those challenges
Use the Radiant Solutions Company IDP-113 Nail On Roof Clip to secure heat cable near valleys as illustrated here. Although not the preferred method by most installers, old school contractors still swear by this tried and true roof clip
Typical gutter downspouts on residential homes are either 2″ x 3″ or 3″ x 4″. It’s acceptable to install a single or a double heat cable run in the standard downspout. It’s a good idea to use CableGuard to protect your tape system against common damage at these locations
