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Setup Steps
Set stop heating at 70℉, and start heating again when the temperature drops to 45℉:
- set the P0 value to 45℉ as start heating temperature
- set the P1 value to 70℉ as stop heating temperature
PS: Factory preset to start at 37.4°F and stop at 59°F.
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Setup Steps
Set stop heating at 70℉, and start heating again when the temperature drops to 45℉:
- set the P0 value to 45℉ as start heating temperature
- set the P1 value to 70℉ as stop heating temperature
PS: Factory preset to start at 37.4°F and stop at 59°F.
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Verify that the settings are successful
After successful setting, when the temperature sensor senses that the temperature is lower than 45℉, the indicator light will turn on and the heating of our heating tape will start, when the temperature rises to 70℉, the indicator light will turn off and the heating of our heating tape will stop.
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Verify that the settings are successful
After successful setting, when the temperature sensor senses that the temperature is lower than 45℉, the indicator light will turn on and the heating of our heating tape will start, when the temperature rises to 70℉, the indicator light will turn off and the heating of our heating tape will stop.
The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked.
WHY YOU NEED PIPE HEATED CABLE?
Prevents your outdoor pipes from freezing
Prevents power cord fires due to overloads or short circuits
Prevents icicles from forming on the edge of the roof
Energy-saving features help you control unnecessary expenses
George Thaxton
2025-08-31 13:29:37
We operate a small water supply system. At our pump stations we have connections that we have had difficulty keeping from freezing during extreme cold weather. Most of the other heat tapes we’ve seen were too long for the connections. We ordered the 3ft and the 6ft versions. Both lengths kept our connections from freezing during our last severe cold spell. We also liked the control box that allowed us to adjust the temperature the tape came on as well as seeing what the temperature of the pipe was while the tape was energized.
Doug Barnes
2025-08-08 15:39:07
Works great
Eagle1
2025-04-08 20:54:40
None better! No breaking this tow strap!
Mark
2025-03-27 16:09:57
Great heat tape!!
Bryan
2025-03-02 18:15:21
I like this has an adjustable thermostat, external probe, etc. It just seems like there could have been better wire harnessing to support them coming out of the thermostat box. I'll have to rig up wire supports with some plasti-dip or a similar form-fitting rubber solution. Otherwise, it's own weight and wind flexing them is going to eventually shear them off.Oh, and you might want a roll of wide (3-4") aluminum tape for best heat conduction. The conductive tape it comes with is super skinny... maybe only half inch or so.
Customer
2025-02-22 10:24:21
This is the second one, first one sparked and smoked upon first plugging it in. There was soot around where the cord entered the sealed controller. Probably a single hair sized strand of wire shorted and burnt away opening up the short because the controller seemed to start working afterwards. I was not willing to take a chance using it and having it fail again and cause a fire. I’m was willing to try another one because I like the idea of having the programmable controller on it. The controller also has a light indicating when the heat tape should be heating. Not just a plug with it on all the time or a hidden, fixed temperature, thermostat. There were no reviews when I bought this but I was willing to try another one. Amazon got me a second one next day thank you very much. The second one did not spark when I tested it. I am cautiously optimistic but only time will tell how reliable it will be.
esteve
2025-02-15 17:56:33
This is exactly what I need in one simple package. Have a condensate line from a high efficiency furnace that runs a long horizontal then exits the building and elbows toward the ground. In very cold weather it freezes in the pipe once it leaves the crawl space. I've not installed yet, but my plan is to run it straight, along the bottom of the pipe. Since it is not a constant flow, and is just a trickle in a 1" pvc pipe, and doesn't get cold and freeze until it is outside which won't have the tape on it, I will stick the sensor in the hole in the foundation that the pipe exits, and set the Set temp higher, maybe 42 instead of 37-38 like the fixed ones. And set the Off temp close to that, like 44. So that it will warm the water enough before it leaves the building so that it doesn't have time to freeze in the last few feet of pipe, but doesn't stay on in air temps that dont need it. Hoping that works, I think it will.
JW Eibeck
2024-11-20 15:49:30
Used to heat a 4 foot section of PEX pipe that stubs out to provide water to our motorhome. The LED temperature display is a handy addition. I would recommend this product!
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