The MPC-325 can be used with any type of cable from self-regulating to constant wattage to AV or telecommunications. Refer to the cable manufacturers instructions about details relating to the layout and details of the cable you are installing. In the case of heat cable, be sure to follow the manufacturers recommendations for the correct installation pattern for their cable system. We recommend installing MPC-325 clips on the double-thickness areas of the shingles when working with standard dimensional shingles.

A clip with no limits! The MPC-325 couples the rugged anodized aluminum body of our popular Grip Clip™ with a unique slotted loop that allows a provided UV-Resistant zip tie to be installed in either vertical or horizontal orientations, thus allowing installers to establish a solid anchor point for cable traveling in any direction. Need to run cable vertically up the roof? Dealing with a woven valley with no room for standard Grip Clips™? Want to secure cable tightly to the lip of an exposed dormer flashing? This clip is a true problem solver. MPC-325 clips work on all standard asphalt shingles and are sold in boxes of 10, including 10 zip ties.

An essential in any installers toolbox, the MPC-325 (Multi-Purpose Clip) is the preferred clip for heat cable installations on asphalt shingle roofs where total flexibility is desired. Installations require NO tools and NO nails or screws, greatly decreasing installation time while also reducing potential liability associated with using traditional nail-on clips. Additionally, the MPC-325 can be easily repositioned or removed without damaging the roofing materials by simply bending up the top arms of the clip. The MPC-325 can be used to install both self-regulating and constant wattage heat cable on asphalt shingle roofs ranging in thickness between 1/8”- 3/8”. Need to run cable vertically up the roof? Dealing with a woven shingle valley with no room for standard clips? Want to secure cable tightly to the lip of an exposed dormer flashing? The MPC-325 is a perfect clip to address the improvisational nature of heat cable installations in the field.