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WHY YOU NEED PIPE HEATED CABLE?
Prevents your valves from freezing
Prevents your outdoor pipes from freezing
Prevents icicles from forming on the edge of the roof
Energy-saving features help you control unnecessary expenses
Carolyn Howton
2025-08-31 16:19:46
Excellent heat tape. Self regulating feature ensures tape will work when required and will last a long time. Excellent value for the price.
Chris
2025-08-25 17:00:11
I have a small cabin on piers which, for years, had the mechanical room below and I would need to heat the space each winter to keep my water source, filters, pressure tank and other items from freezing. I have since moved these to a closet inside of the structure which left my source water line open to the elements after deconstructing the mechanical room to keep rodents from building a home. I used this pipe heater in conjunction with a fiberglass wrap for the 18' of exposed 1" PEX. Three days into single digits temps and I forgot I had made this modification a few months earlier. We're almost done with freezing temps for the year and I can say I have yet to have my water line freeze. Well worth the $$ and time I invested on the install.
Rob Attoe
2025-08-06 18:47:40
Great product and works as expected. Be sure to tape on the thermostat to the pipe, not doing so will keep the unit constantly on.
Re_CTO
2025-05-22 10:39:42
It worked as advertised and prevented the cold water pipe from preezing. It would have been helpful if instruction on how to place the tempature sensor were included. In addition the cable is very stiff and bending in sharp turns is a challenge. However, overall it worked, delivered on time and priced reasonable.
Patti Steed
2025-05-20 11:12:28
Works great!
Teebucket1313
2025-05-01 10:54:39
Here in south Georgia we don't have a lot of below freezing weather but when it was coming I would go and cover up the well and plug in a trouble light to have some heat so it wouldn't freeze. What bunch of screwing around. Purchased the heat tape, installed it. Which was a snap. Works great, no worries of pipes freezing. Should of didcthis years ago. Daaa.
George S
2025-04-16 14:39:43
This has a study design and seems durable. I just got it to help get rid of some of the snow and ice around here. It makes walking paths safer.
Compatria
2025-03-31 14:03:21
I am thinking it might be fun to work for these folks that manufacture this piece of uselessness because the only conclusion I am able to come up with is that they must be practical jokers. Imagine the non-stop fun of laughing until tears run down your face when another one goes in the box fresh off the assembly line. The 'ribbon', at least 'appears' to be just a section of residential, whole house electrical wiring, taped at both ends (for waterproofing... right...hey I have actually used a spring form pan in a water bath and I can tell you that you'd better be mighty precise with that foil around the seam b/c it only takes one bad wrap...) and fitted with a defunct 'thermostat' that is apparently added for aesthetics. No instructions, no suggestions, I suspect that they must not know either. I don't know why they don't go ahead and make something up just to see if you'll try to follow them. It is entirely too rigid to 'flex' for wrapping a pipe without bending/degrading the wiring inside the plastic sleeve. The 'dial' on the 'thermostat' does not: move, read-out or turn the item on or off. I tried 'willing' it to turn on but my pipe(s) still froze (too much fluoride to the pineal, I guess)... and... maybe it's just me... but I couldn't shake that annoying muffled sound of laughter coming from the translucent electrical plug which must be where the TX/RX radio is implanted and, by the way is the one and only indication you will ever see confirming that the item has power connected to it (when the pretty colors light up inside the plastic translucent plug). Lastly, someone there 'muss is' easily impressed to be able to boast over a (5) foot cord. You heard me... five whole feet). Which means IF you happen to have an electrical outlet inches away from the subject pipe(s), you are indeed one lucky sonofagun! Since you are unable to control the 'self-regulating' thermostat... go ahead... have some fun, let's see what it will do left to its' own devices, if you will. Maybe it'll burn up, maybe it won't. Awww... the fun just never stops at the factory...
Carolyn Howton
2025-02-22 09:36:31
Excellent heat tape. Self regulating feature ensures tape will work when required and will last a long time. Excellent value for the price.
Chris
2025-02-10 16:32:17
I have a small cabin on piers which, for years, had the mechanical room below and I would need to heat the space each winter to keep my water source, filters, pressure tank and other items from freezing. I have since moved these to a closet inside of the structure which left my source water line open to the elements after deconstructing the mechanical room to keep rodents from building a home. I used this pipe heater in conjunction with a fiberglass wrap for the 18' of exposed 1" PEX. Three days into single digits temps and I forgot I had made this modification a few months earlier. We're almost done with freezing temps for the year and I can say I have yet to have my water line freeze. Well worth the $$ and time I invested on the install.
Rob Attoe
2025-01-18 10:22:11
Great product and works as expected. Be sure to tape on the thermostat to the pipe, not doing so will keep the unit constantly on.
Re_CTO
2025-01-02 18:23:36
It worked as advertised and prevented the cold water pipe from preezing. It would have been helpful if instruction on how to place the tempature sensor were included. In addition the cable is very stiff and bending in sharp turns is a challenge. However, overall it worked, delivered on time and priced reasonable.
Patti Steed
2024-12-30 15:28:20
Works great!
Teebucket1313
2024-12-02 09:08:44
Here in south Georgia we don't have a lot of below freezing weather but when it was coming I would go and cover up the well and plug in a trouble light to have some heat so it wouldn't freeze. What bunch of screwing around. Purchased the heat tape, installed it. Which was a snap. Works great, no worries of pipes freezing. Should of didcthis years ago. Daaa.
George S
2024-11-24 13:11:07
This has a study design and seems durable. I just got it to help get rid of some of the snow and ice around here. It makes walking paths safer.
Compatria
2024-11-12 15:54:04
I am thinking it might be fun to work for these folks that manufacture this piece of uselessness because the only conclusion I am able to come up with is that they must be practical jokers. Imagine the non-stop fun of laughing until tears run down your face when another one goes in the box fresh off the assembly line. The 'ribbon', at least 'appears' to be just a section of residential, whole house electrical wiring, taped at both ends (for waterproofing... right...hey I have actually used a spring form pan in a water bath and I can tell you that you'd better be mighty precise with that foil around the seam b/c it only takes one bad wrap...) and fitted with a defunct 'thermostat' that is apparently added for aesthetics. No instructions, no suggestions, I suspect that they must not know either. I don't know why they don't go ahead and make something up just to see if you'll try to follow them. It is entirely too rigid to 'flex' for wrapping a pipe without bending/degrading the wiring inside the plastic sleeve. The 'dial' on the 'thermostat' does not: move, read-out or turn the item on or off. I tried 'willing' it to turn on but my pipe(s) still froze (too much fluoride to the pineal, I guess)... and... maybe it's just me... but I couldn't shake that annoying muffled sound of laughter coming from the translucent electrical plug which must be where the TX/RX radio is implanted and, by the way is the one and only indication you will ever see confirming that the item has power connected to it (when the pretty colors light up inside the plastic translucent plug). Lastly, someone there 'muss is' easily impressed to be able to boast over a (5) foot cord. You heard me... five whole feet). Which means IF you happen to have an electrical outlet inches away from the subject pipe(s), you are indeed one lucky sonofagun! Since you are unable to control the 'self-regulating' thermostat... go ahead... have some fun, let's see what it will do left to its' own devices, if you will. Maybe it'll burn up, maybe it won't. Awww... the fun just never stops at the factory...
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