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Installation of Pipe Heating Cable
1. Fix the thermostat.
Position the thermostat at the pipe's coldest point, ensuring direct contact between the thermostat and the pipe.
2. Attach the cable.
Install the heating cable on the pipe in a straight line, spiral pattern, or with overlapping sections as needed.
3. Secure the cable in place.
Fasten the cable to the pipe using electrical tape at intervals of 30cm.
4. Apply insulation.
Encase the entire pipe, cable, and thermostat with fiberglass pipe wrap, foam pipe insulation, or similar materials.
- Pipe heating cables are used to prevent water pipes from freezing during cold weather. They provide a consistent source of heat to keep the water flowing and avoid costly damage.
- The pipe heating cable is suitable for Preventing Frozen Pipes, Roof and Gutter De-Icing, Pipe Insulation, Greenhouse Heating, Freeze Protection for Sprinkler Systems, Residential and Commercial Plumbing, etc..
Specifications:
- 1m/3.28ft long power cord and with a built-in thermal switch
- Keeps Water Flowing at -40℃/-40℉.
- The heating cable can be used by straight, spiral and overlap. No worry about the overheat risk
- Power output of the self regulating heating cable: 7 W/ft at 10℃/50℉.
- Power supply voltage: 100-120 V, 50/60 Hz, AC.
- Minimum installation temperature: -25℃/-13℉.
- Maximum operating temperature: 65℃/149℉.
- Minimum cable bending radius: 2.5CM.
- Set temperature of built-in thermal switch: 13℃/55℉
- Length of Heating Cable: 3ft, 6ft, 9ft, 12ft, 15ft, 18ft, 24ft, 30ft.
Packing List:
- 1* Anti-freeze Heating Cable
Gil C.
2025-08-30 15:34:05
NY has had a very cold winter. Wrapped these around my water pipes and have some peace of mind from frozen pipes overnight. Well made.
Tany
2025-06-16 17:40:30
Wrapped this around the drain lines from the waste storage tanks of my RV to protect them from freezing/cracking during the Houston freeze in January 2025. Overnight temps dropped to the teens for several hours and didn't rise above freezing the following day. Now the freeze has passed I can say it works great, a cheap insurance policy to avoid costly and messy damage.
Gary H.
2025-05-20 17:24:45
Fast shipping works great this was the 4th one
PR
2025-05-01 20:36:33
Installed the heating tape. the first night of freezing temps it appeared to work but after that the unit would not heat up. I don't know if it even worked out of the box.
Terry W Dutt
2025-04-19 14:39:46
Heat tape is very good quality with built in thermostatIt keeps my pipes from freezing
pop
2025-04-14 18:02:28
will keep water from freezing
Kindle Customer
2025-04-13 10:01:46
These work well. Thanks
jason and valerie
2025-04-10 18:04:46
we will see here shorlty its gonna get cold soon !
Tina
2025-03-14 15:16:24
Does the job well. So nice to have running water for my chickens in extreme cold weather.
Kali
2025-03-05 16:12:02
Je m’en sers en hiver pour le mettre sous l’abreuvoir de mes poules pour que l’eau ne gèle pas et ça marche très bien. J’en suis contente.
Ronny
2025-02-07 13:18:42
Der Artikel wurde sehr schnell geliefert und war sehr gut verpackt.Die Qualität ist sehr gut für den günstigen Preis. Das ist Top.
Number5
2024-12-01 11:44:37
This replaced an old heat tape for my mobile home. Winter is coming and its been a few years so I thought I would update to this newer version. The wrapping options are versatile and I don’t need to worry about arching, according to the instructions. I installed it wrapped like my previous heat tape. It came with 2 rolls of tape for securing the heat tape to my water pipe. All in it took about 20 mins to install this heat tape. After installation and before putting my insulation wrap back on I plugged it in and tested. The self regulating controller is nice so that I don’t need to pay attention to the weather and unplug it when the daytime temperatures reach above 2c. It consumes says it consumes 7w per foot in the listing but the instructions say 17w per meter. I don’t have a power meter to tell its actual consumption but a little math tells me that at 7w per foot it would be almost 23w per meter. So this heat tape either consumes 84w of power or 62w based on 17w per meter. The quality of the cable was really good with no nicks or cuts in the cable and everything felt solid and intact. I appreciate that the cord is grounded and I’m happy with how easy it was to replace!
Denis Bergeron
2024-11-19 10:04:28
Very good stock. Thank you
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