Heating Cable - Automatic Thermostatically Controlled - 3 FT - 110V The heating cable is 3 feet long and is 110 V with a power consumption of 21 W. An automatic thermostat also controls the unit. Function The heating cable has an internal mechanism that gives off heat to raise the temperature of nearby materials. A built-in thermostat automatically turns off the cable when a desired temperature is reached, reactivating it again when the temperature drops below a certain point. The cable is often taped to pipes and used in conjunction with pipe insulation. Applications The heating cable is used for general freeze protection on pipes and residential water supply to avoid blockages or damage as a result of ice. The heating cable can be used on copper, plastic, or metal pipes.

Heating Cable - Automatic Thermostatically Controlled - 6 FT - 110V The heating cable is 6 feet long and is 110 V with a power consumption of 42 W. An automatic thermostat also controls the unit. Function The heating cable has an internal mechanism that gives off heat to raise the temperature of nearby materials. A built-in thermostat automatically turns off the cable when a desired temperature is reached, reactivating it again when the temperature drops below a certain point. The cable is often taped to pipes and used in conjunction with pipe insulation. Applications The heating cable is used for general freeze protection on pipes and residential water supply to avoid blockages or damage as a result of ice. The heating cable can be used on copper, plastic, or metal pipes.

Heating Cable - Automatic Thermostatically Controlled - 80 FT - 110V The heating cable is 80 feet long and is 110 V with a power consumption of 560 W. An automatic thermostat also controls the unit. Function The heating cable has an internal mechanism that gives off heat to raise the temperature of nearby materials. A built-in thermostat automatically turns off the cable when a desired temperature is reached, reactivating it again when the temperature drops below a certain point. The cable is often taped to pipes and used in conjunction with pipe insulation. Applications The heating cable is used for general freeze protection on pipes and residential water supply to avoid blockages or damage as a result of ice. The heating cable can be used on copper, plastic, or metal pipes.

Heating Cable - Automatic Thermostatically Controlled - 15 FT - 110V The heating cable is 15 feet long and is 110 V with a power consumption of 105 W. An automatic thermostat also controls the unit. Function The heating cable has an internal mechanism that gives off heat to raise the temperature of nearby materials. A built-in thermostat automatically turns off the cable when a desired temperature is reached, reactivating it again when the temperature drops below a certain point. The cable is often taped to pipes and used in conjunction with pipe insulation. Applications The heating cable is used for general freeze protection on pipes and residential water supply to avoid blockages or damage as a result of ice. The heating cable can be used on copper, plastic, or metal pipes.

Heating Cable - Automatic Thermostatically Controlled - 60 FT - 110V The heating cable is 60 feet long and is 110 V with a power consumption of 420 W. An automatic thermostat also controls the unit. Function The heating cable has an internal mechanism that gives off heat to raise the temperature of nearby materials. A built-in thermostat automatically turns off the cable when a desired temperature is reached, reactivating it again when the temperature drops below a certain point. The cable is often taped to pipes and used in conjunction with pipe insulation. Applications The heating cable is used for general freeze protection on pipes and residential water supply to avoid blockages or damage as a result of ice. The heating cable can be used on copper, plastic, or metal pipes.

Heating Cable - Automatic Thermostatically Controlled - 40 FT - 110V The heating cable is 40 feet long and is 110 V with a power consumption of 280 W. An automatic thermostat also controls the unit. Function The heating cable has an internal mechanism that gives off heat to raise the temperature of nearby materials. A built-in thermostat automatically turns off the cable when a desired temperature is reached, reactivating it again when the temperature drops below a certain point. The cable is often taped to pipes and used in conjunction with pipe insulation. Applications The heating cable is used for general freeze protection on pipes and residential water supply to avoid blockages or damage as a result of ice. The heating cable can be used on copper, plastic, or metal pipes.