24ft Heat Tape and Heat Cable with Built-in Thermostat, Easy Install, Prevents Freezing for Metal and Plastic Pipes, Keeps Water Flowing at -40°F, 7W/ft, 120V

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• PREVENT PIPE FREEZE AND BURST – Use our pipe heat cable to ensure the safety of your water pipes, preventing freezing and bursting. Even in extreme winter conditions, water will keep flowing at temperatures as low as -40℉
• AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL – The 24FT pipe heat cable features built-in NGT thermostats that automatically activate when temperatures drop to 41℉ and turn off at 55.4℉, making power adjustment accuracy and promoting energy efficiency
• RELIABLE AND LONG-LASTING – Made with excellent materials, the 7W/FT constant power ensures continuous warmth in cold environments. The weather-resistant PVC outer layer withstands both high and low temperatures, while the sealed end of the cable provides enhanced waterproof protection for extended durability
• VERSATILE APPLICATIONS – Great for protecting water lines in homes, RVs, and more. Compatible with metal and plastic pipes with diameters ranging from at least 0.4 inches to a maximum of 1.5 inches
• EASY INSTALL – The water pipe heat cable comes with instructions and can only be used straight, no spiraling, crossing, or overlapping. Simply lay the cable straight along the water pipe and secure it
• Tips: Testing the cable before the installation. Uncoil it with no overlaps. Place the thermostat part in an ice bucket for a few mins. When the temp is below 41 °F, the thermostat kicks in and the cable heating wire starts to get electrified and heat up. In a few mins, you can feel the heat, showing the heating wire works fine, and it's okay to install. Note: don't keep the cable plugged in for testing too long. When you feel a bit of warmth, turn it off