High efficiency with electric power! Snow melting without water dispersion can be implemented even in areas where groundwater is difficult to obtain.

Snow melting with a heat pump! It is said to have a low environmental impact and to be energy-saving!

When it comes to snow management in snowy regions, many people think of "sprinkler snow melting," which uses groundwater to melt snow, or "snow melting pipes." However, our specialty is "non-sprinkler snow melting," which can be implemented even in areas where groundwater is difficult to obtain. In the past, the overwhelming majority of heat sources were boilers that burned kerosene or gas, but in the last decade, a new force has emerged: snow melting using "heat pumps" that generate hot water using electricity. Under good conditions, these systems can produce hot water with about four times the energy compared to the electricity consumed, resulting in lower environmental impact and energy savings. For those who would like to see a demonstration of the actual equipment, we have it operating daily in our parking lot on National Route 117, so please feel free to stop by. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

Snow melting equipment