Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty. Do you want to stop your water pipes from freezing during the harsh winter months?
To solve this problem, we have launched the Winter Water Pipes Freeze Protection Heating Cable Kit.
It will provide you with superior plumbing protection and ensure that your water pipes remain unobstructed during the cold season.
Product Information:
1pcs water pipe heating cable + 1 roll 65.6ft/20m electrical tape
Material: nickel-chrome alloy heating wire, aluminum-magnesium braided mesh jacket, PVC outer layer
Thermostat working temperature range: 37.4°F/3°C~50°F/10°C
Tolerance range: +-37.4℉/3℃
Voltage: 120V
Power cord length (orange cable): 0.9m/2.95ft
Heating cable length (black cable): 9.1m/30ft
Installation Steps:
1. Make sure the pipe surface is clean and free of dust, grease, or other impurities.
2. Measure the length of the pipe you need to heat to make sure the cable is long enough.
3. Start winding the cable from the bottom or side of the pipe. Ensure that the cable is evenly distributed over the entire surface of the pipe as it is being wound.
The cable winding interval should not be less than 1.96in/5cm.
4. Avoid cross-winding of cables to ensure even heating.
5. Avoid valves, joints, and other obstructions on the pipe when winding the cable.
6. Make sure the cable is tightly attached to the pipe. You can use tape to hold the cable in place.
7. You may also consider using pipe insulation to improve heat retention.
8. Connect the plug to an electrical outlet. When the indicator light of the plug is on, the cable is working.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
It is not usually recommended to use duct heating cables in concealed locations. For example, inside walls, ceilings, or other locations that cannot be easily observed and maintained. Because it is difficult to inspect and maintain, there is a potential fire risk and it does not meet safe
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Works great on waterline
Caitlin
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
This worked, but should really come with a label stating if you don't need the whole roll at once, to uncoil anyways. I used about 1/3 of it on an outside sump pump pipe and it worked great to thaw it out. The rest of the role I left coiled up while in use. The outside plastic melted together and made the rest of the coil unusable and unsafe.
Doug Stricklin
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024
Works
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
It works. no hassle. quick service when i needed it quickly.
Jack
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
easy to wrap the pipe with and has a small light in the male plug to let you know it is working.
Alan R. Cooper
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
I needed to insulate the water supply lines and filtration system at my Camphouse, this was a perfect solution…
G. Cancilla
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
I have a very cold basement that's a walk out so I have exposed walls. The clothes washer pipes are close to the wall. One winter the cold water line burst making a mess of the basement. I've put insulation around the pipes so it hasn't been an issue since then but I still worry. I got one of these and with the winter we had(very mild) I've only had to use it once. Simple to install. Just wrap it around a pipe and plug it it. It heats up nicely but not to hot and its a great peace of mind when it's 2 degrees outside for a couple of days.
Full Sized Mom
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023
My husband was the one to install this water pipe heating cable, but he said it was very simple to do (other than crawling under our house lol). You simply just wrap it like a coil down the length of your pipe. He put ours where the pipe first comes out of the ground and into the house.The cable is a nice length so that it covers a large length of our pipe. It also has a built in thermostat so that it will automatically kick on when it falls below a freezing and then turn off when it's 50 degrees (Fahrenheit). This helps save on electric bills. It also means that we don't have to be home to turn it on if it falls below freezing- it will automatically turn on for us.The cable is thick and durable too, so I'm not worried about it wearing, kicking, or breaking in any way. It definitely seems to he well made.Overall, this is a very nice heating cable with useful features. It would work great for mobile homes, houses, or even RVs if you camp full-time.
Recommended Products
