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BTV Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For freeze protection and process temperature maintenance of pipes/vessels without steam cleaning requirements. Suitable for hazardous areas.
XTVR Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For freeze protection of pipes/vessels up to 302 °F/150 °C and suitable for process temperature maintenance with steam-cleaning requirement. Suitable for hazardous areas.
HTV Self-Regulating Heating Cable
Freeze protection and high continuous operation temperature up to 400°F/205°C. Maximum exposure 500°F/260°C. Safe and hazardous area.
BSA Self-Regulating Heating Cable
Self-regulating trace heating cables for pipe freeze protection or process temperature maintenance up to 65°C, in safe area industrial locations
QTVR Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For higher power output freeze protection and process temperature maintenance of pipes/vessels without steam-cleaning requirement. Suitable for hazardous areas.
IceStop Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For roof and gutter de-icing, self regulating heating cable.
HWAT Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For instant hot water without the need for recirculation.
FS Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For pipe freeze protection, available with cold components or heat shrink componenets.
XL-Trace Low Smoke Zero Halogen Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For pipe freeze protection, with unique low smoke zero halogen (LSZH) features and cold components.
ETL Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For pipe freeze protection, with heat shrinkable components.
ElectroMelt Self-Regulating Heating Cable
For prevention of ice and snow build up on ramps and other accessways, self-regulating heating cable.
VPL Power-Limiting Heating Cable
The preferred technology for process temperature maintenance applications requiring high power output at elevated temperatures and with steam-cleaning requirement. Suitable for hazardous areas.