Self-regulating heater

Self-regulating heater

Self-regulating heater

Self-regulating/self-regulating heating cable, often referred to as heating cable or heating tape, automatically adjusts heat output based on surface temperature. It's ideal for freeze protection and maintaining low-temperature processes, such as heating water pipes and protecting roofs and gutters from freezing.
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Product details

Self-regulating with adjustable power

Various temperature ranges

Power adjustment according to need

High chemical resistance

No temperature limitation required (important for hazardous areas)

Easy installation

Can be cut to desired length from a roll

Connection via plug-in connectors

application

Widely used in UOP processes in the chemical industry such as PDHD, aerospace and weapons industries, as well as in many research and production laboratories such as universities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are you a manufacturer?

Yes, we are a factory and we welcome all our customers to visit our factory.

Is a thermostat required for a self-regulating heating cable?

Although the cable is referred to as "self-regulating", it does not turn on and off completely on its own. For this reason, we recommend using a controller or thermostat with this type of heating cable.

Can the heating cable touch itself?

Attention: For constant power series heaters (HTEK, TEK, TESH), do not allow contact, crossing or overlapping of the heating part of the heating cable.

At what temperature can heating tape be installed?

Heating tapes are available in various lengths from different manufacturers. Higher-quality tapes are equipped with a built-in temperature sensor that turns on the heating when the temperature drops to approximately 2°C (38°F). The manufacturer’s instructions for proper installation of the tape are provided on the packaging.

How hot does self-regulating heating tape get?

Self-regulating heating tapes barely heat up, so they cannot thaw pipes. In fact, they should be installed on pipes long before the first freeze. New self-regulating heating tapes turn on at temperatures below 40–38°C.

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