The HeatTrak® Doormat is an electrically heated mat designed to prevent snow and ice accumulation around your front door. The mat plugs into any standard 120V outlet generating heat to melt snow at a rate of 2" per hour. The HeatTrak® mat has a ribbed carpet surface and looks like a regular door mat. You can leave the HeatTrak® Doormat out for the entire winter season.

The HeatTrak® Walkway Mats are electrically heated mats designed to prevent snow and ice accumulation around the home or facility. They plug into any standard 120V or 240V outlet generating heat to melt snow at a rate of 2" per hour. The mats are built with non-slip, UV protected rubber, and are designed to be left outside for the entire winter season. The Walkway Mats come with grommet holes on each side (approximately every three feet) to help secure them in place.

The HeatTrak® Stair Mats are designed for industrial use. Built with non-slip, UV protected rubber, they can endure harsh weather and be left outside for the entire winter season. The mats plug into any standard 120V or 240V outlet generating heat to melt snow at a rate of 2" per hour. The stair mats can either come as a single mat or linked together in a set of multiple stair mats. Each stair mat is designed with watertight connector cables enabling it to connect to additional stair mats. A customer can connect up to 10 stair mats on a single outlet. Each set comes with one power supply cord. The mats come with grommet holes in every corner (and every three feet of length depending on the size) to help secure them in place.

Reduce slip-and-fall accidents outside your home with HeatTrak's heated stair mat system. The HeatTrak® heated stair mat is an electrically heated mat designed to prevent snow and ice accumulation on stairs. The HeatTrak® mat plugs into any standard 120V outlet generating heat to melt snow at a rate of 2" per hour. The HeatTrak® mat is extremely durable and is designed to be left outside for the entire winter season. Each stair mat is designed with watertight connector cables enabling it to connect to additional stair mats. A customer can connect up to 10 stair mats on a single outlet. Power plug (model HMT-P) sold separately.

The HeatTrak® Aluminum Treads are electrically heated stair treads designed to prevent snow and ice accumulation around the home or facility. The Aluminum Treads are made of extruded aluminum with abrasive filler to provide extra traction and endure heavy foot traffic. They are designed to be left out for the entire year. The treads plug into any standard 120V or 240V outlet generating heat to melt snow at a rate of 2" per hour.

The EH38 plugs directly into any 120V outlet, and then acts as an outlet receptacle itself. Once the EH38 is plugged in, a HeatTrak® mats can plug directly into the back of the EH38 thermostat. When installed, the convenient EH38 automatically energizes the mat at temperatures lower than 38&degF/ 3&degC and then shuts off power when the temperature rises to 50&degF/ 10&degC. The EH38 has a power indicator light that lights up when the thermostat is energized. The EH38 is designed only for 120V products, and can handle up to 15 Amps.

The LCD-1 snow switch is an energy saving alternative to thermostat, manual or timer controls. The LCD-1 operates the HeatTrak® mats when precipitation occurs at temperatures below 38°F (3.3°C) and remains energized for 5 hours after precipitation stops to ensure complete ice/snow melting. The LCD-1 snow switch operates from 120Vac, 50/60 Hz. An integral relay rated for 120/240Vac 16 Amp loads permits direct heater control for small applications such as wheelchair ramps and stairways or may operate external contactors in large installations. The LCD-1 is hardwired into a circuit and is not a plug-and-play like the EH38. For best results, the LCD-1 should be mounted at least six feet off the ground with nothing hanging over it (i.e. an overhang, awning, etc.).

The CIT-1/ APS-3C combination is meant for large applications of HeatTrak® products. The CIT-1 is a snow and moisture sensor that is mounted at least six feet off the ground (with no overhang above it). The CIT-1 connects to the APS-3C controller through standard outdoor electrical conduits (not provided by HeatTrak), which is mounted on the side of the building near the application. Many circuits can then be wired into the controller to energize multiple mats that may lie on the circuit.