KFFKFF Self-Regulating Heating Cable for Pipes, 120FT 5W/FT Heat Tape for Freeze Protection, Roof Snow Melting, and Gutter De-icing

<div> <h3> <strong>Product Description</strong><br> </h3> <strong> <div>Pipe Heating Cable for Efficient Temperature Maintenance</div> </strong> <div> <div>Are you dealing with troublesome ice dams on your roof or looking to ensure water flows smoothly during the winter months? Our electric heating cable for water pipes is designed to meet your needs! This 120-foot roof heating cable features self-regulating technology, allowing it to automatically adapt its temperature based on the surrounding environment.</div> </div> </div> <div> <div> <strong> <div>Advanced self-regulation mechanism</div> </strong> <div> <div>This heating cable is equipped with innovative self-regulating technology, which adapts its heating output according to the surrounding temperature.</div> </div> <strong> <div>Enhanced Functionality</div> </strong> <div> <div>This product helps lower energy expenses while maintaining efficient functionality, preventing issues like overheating or freezing.</div> </div> <strong> <div>Simple and convenient to set up</div> </strong> <div> <div>This pre-installed heating cable for gutters offers versatile installation methods, such as spiral wrapping, cross-pattern wrapping, and linear installation, ensuring compatibility with various pipe layouts.</div> </div> <strong> <div>Versatile Usage</div> </strong> <div> <div>This heating cable for roofs is crafted to help prevent the buildup of ice dams. Featuring excellent flame resistance, it is suitable for use on various roof materials, including metal, rubber, wood, asphalt, clay, synthetic, and composite surfaces.</div> </div> <strong> <div>Ensure functionality by conducting a thorough test prior to installation.</div> </strong> <div> <div>Conduct a basic test prior to installation to confirm the heating cable is working correctly. This step ensures reliable freeze prevention during use, helping to maintain the secure operation of your pipe system.</div> </div> <strong> <div>Ensure Protection for Your Roof</div> </strong> <div> <div>This heating system is crafted to reduce ice dams and snow accumulation, ensuring steady warmth for your roof and facilitating safe drainage of melted snow and ice.</div> </div> </div> </div> <div> <h3> <strong>Specifications</strong><br> </h3> <div>Item Model Number: ETR series (5W/FT)</div> <div>Power: 5W (50°F) 8W/FT (32°F)</div> <div>Heat Cable Length: 120FT /36.6 m</div> <div>Power Cord Length: 6FT / 1.85 m</div> <div>Product Weight: 5.2 lbs / 2.37 kg</div> </div> <div> <h3> <strong>Package Content</strong><br> </h3> <div>60PCS x Clip &amp; Spacer</div> </div>

• Self-adjusting Heating Cable: This 120-foot heating cable for roofs and gutters adapts its heat output based on surrounding temperatures, ensuring efficient energy use. It prevents overheating and freezing with ease. Maximum self-regulating temperature: 150°F/65°C.
• Efficient Heating for Winter Safety: This roof heating cable delivers a powerful performance, offering 5W/ft at 10°C and 8W/ft at 0°C, quickly reaching 85°F within 5 minutes to help prevent ice buildup. Designed with robust materials and an IP68 waterproof rating, this heating tape ensures reliable and secure operation even in challenging winter environments.
• Effortless and Seamless Setup: This pre-installed roof heating cable simplifies installation, offering flexible placement methods such as spiral wrapping, cross-pattern wrapping, or straight-line arrangement. It works well with various roofing materials, including metal, rubber, wood, asphalt, clay, synthetic, and composite surfaces.
• Prepare for Winter: Safeguard your pipes and roof against freezing temperatures with this self-regulating heating cable, featuring a 6-foot power cord. Designed to prevent ice buildup on roofs, gutters, and downspouts, it helps protect your roof from potential damage and ensures water flows smoothly through gutters and downspouts during cold weather.
• Ensure Proper Functionality: Before installation, unroll the cable, connect it to a power source, and place the pipe heating tape into a container filled with ice for several minutes. Within a short time, you should notice a mild warmth on the cable, confirming it is working correctly. After testing, disconnect the power.