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Silicone Rubber Heater Tape 425°F Max and 0.52 kW Max Power

Flexible Silicon Rubber Heating Tapes with Built in Thermostats

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C$395.72

Item# HTWT101-002-60F

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NOT FOR EXPORT TO CANADA
Flexible Silicon Rubber
Built-In Thermostat Set at 16ºC (60ºF)
Moisture and Chemical Resistant

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HTWT Series consists of flexible silicon rubber heating tapes with a built-in thermostat set at 16ºC (60ºF). Units are ideal for freeze protection or a low-temperature process control solution. Units are plug-and-play and are suitable for electrically conductive surfaces. They use a patented grounded heating element for safety.

Note: Not for export to Canada.

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So the thermostat is set @ 60F, can that be adjusted? It gives a max temp output so I am leaning toward yes but I wanted to confirm.

Asked by: NJARO

Thank you for your inquiry. The maximum temperature is FIXED at 60°F.

Answered by: Application Engineer CB

Date published: 2021-08-25

Is there a limit for how long this can be plugged in? I want to keep an exposed water line from freezing during the winter months and ideally would like to be able to plug this in for possibly up to a month at a time.

Asked by: Chillme27

Thank you for the inquiry. The HTWT heater is not recommended for this application due the extreme ambient temperature changes encountered. Please contact us for alternate heat tracing solutions available for freeze protection. Best regards OMEGA

Answered by: NorwalkAE_RS

Date published: 2020-09-01

Can I wrap this around a Diesel Exhaust Fluid tank, perhaps with a thermal blanket over the top, on a truck to prevent freezing while parked overnight? We experience -30F in winter months and those DEF systems freeze solid overnight.

Asked by: Nat07

Thanks for your inquiry. Though not required, insulation over the heat tape can be used.

Answered by: Application Engineer CB

Date published: 2023-09-22