140 ft Pipe Heating Cable
8W/ft(32 °F) & CSA Approved & Self-regulating
If you are botheredby the destructive ice dams and icicle formations on the roof, oryou want to keep water flowing uninterrupted in a water pipe inyour home or outside - our electric water pipe heat cable is whatyou need! The 140 ft cable with self-regulating technology canautomatically adjust its temperature depending on the environment.Stand up to any challenge with ease, so provide the pipe and roofwith the protection they deserve. Get ready for quality andreliability you can trust, VEVOR.
  • Beat the Winter
  • CSA Certification Approved
  • 140 ft for More Protection
  • Self-regulating Technology
  • Convenient & Smooth Installation
KeyFeatures
Protects Various Roofs
The roof heating cable is designed to prevent ice dam formation.Benefits from the good flame resistance, it can be used on roofs ofdifferent materials, such as metal, rubber, wood, asphalt, clay,synthetic, and composite.
Keep Water Running
Another important function of the pipe heat cable is maintaining anoptimal water temperature in the supply piping system. You justneed several minutes, and the pipe can become warm again. Simplywrap the self-regulating heating cable around your hot water linesto provide you with instant hot water.
Applicable on
Our self-regulating pipe heating cable is suitable for ABS, PVChoses, copper, galvanized, brass, and steel pipes of 2"~3". No needto worry about the water freezing in winter.
Adjust to All Changes
Because of the inner part of the irradiated self-regulating heatingcore, our water line heat tape can automatically adjust its poweroutput to compensate for the temperature changes of the pipe. Themulti-layer design also makes it more durable, ensuring that itlasts up to 3 years!
5W/ft Pipe Heating Cable
Don't fall victim to preventable winter home expenses. We have gotthe perfect economical solution! The 120V, 5W/ft(50°F) roofde-icing heating cable will become your winter hero. The 1/2 in (13mm) cable can reach a max of 150 °F.
Test Before Installation
Uncoil the cable, plug it in, and then put the heating cable intoan ice bucket for a few minutes. You will normally be able to feela slight warmth on the heating cable in a few minutes. Then, youcan turn it off.