End Seal Kit – FM Approved
This kit is specifically designed for Self-Regulating Low Temperature Heat Trace Cables.
One kit can complete: 10 end terminations.
Each Kit Includes:
- Qty 10: Heat shrink tubes
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$39.50
End Seal Kit – FM Approved
This kit is specifically designed for Self-Regulating Low Temperature Heat Trace Cables.
One kit can complete: 10 end terminations.
End Seal Kit – FM Approved
This kit is specifically designed for Self-Regulating Low Temperature Heat Trace Cables.
One kit can complete: 10 end terminations.
Each Kit Includes:
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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Heating Elements Plus is the online sales division of Protherm Industries, Inc., based in Nashville, Tennessee. With over 40 years of experience in process and industrial heating, we are more than just a supplier—we are a trusted partner who understands the demands of your industry.
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Self-Regulating Heat Cable is commonly used for freeze protection of water and drain lines, and for protecting residential and commercial roofs and gutters from ice dams. The temperature rating is for the heat cable’s outer jacket and has nothing to do with the actual temperature of the cable. For most residential applications, you will choose the low temperature cable, as most water lines in the home never exceed 150 degrees.