HEATIT Self-Regulating Potable Water Heat Cable for in-Pipe Protection Designed for underground and buried water line freeze protection
$82.99 – $303.99
- [CSA Certified for Safety & Reliability] This in pipe heating cable is fully CSA certified to the latest 2026 standards, passing strict electrical safety and water pressure tests. Designed for extreme cold, it delivers dependable pipe freeze protection and long-lasting performance for sewer, drain, and water systems.
- [Designed for Sewer & Drain Pipe Freeze Protection] Engineered specifically as a drain pipe heat cable, this system prevents freezing in non-pressurized sewer lines, septic systems, and wastewater pipes. Ideal for residential, farm, and rural use, this sewer pipe heating cable helps avoid backups, overflows, and costly winter repairs.
- [GFCI Protection for Wet Environments] Equipped with a built-in GFCI, this heat tape for drain pipes instantly cuts power in case of leakage, protecting against electric shock. Perfect for wet and submerged applications, ensuring safe operation in harsh outdoor and wastewater conditions.
- [Durable Fluoropolymer Heating Cable] This heat trace cable for pipes features an industrial-grade fluoropolymer jacket that resists chemicals, corrosion, and abrasion inside pipes. Rated at 5W/ft at 50°F and up to 10W/ft at 32°F, this pipe heating cable provides efficient, stable heat for both in-pipe and external installations.
- [Self-Regulating Heat Cable Technology] The self regulating heat cable for water pipes automatically adjusts heat output based on temperature—more heat in freezing conditions, less when warmer. This pipe heat tape prevents overheating while delivering energy-efficient, consistent freeze protection for sewer and drain pipes.
| SIZE | 6FT, 10FT, 20FT, 40FT, 50FT, 100FT, 120FT |
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