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316101Chromalox Heat Tracing, ITC1 Series
Item Number316101MFG Item Number316101SeriesITC1Product DescriptionITC1-000 1 LOOP 40A/RS485 COMMSSpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Fiberglass Input Voltage 100-277 VAC Temperature Input Range -40-104 °F AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
316110Chromalox Heat Tracing, ITC2 SeriesItem Number316110MFG Item Number316110SeriesITC2Product DescriptionITC2-000 2 LOOP 40A/LOOP/RS485SpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Fiberglass Input Voltage 100-277 VAC Temperature Input Range -40-104 °F AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
389781Chromalox Heat Tracing, LCD-8 SeriesItem Number389781MFG Item Number389781SeriesLCD-8Product DescriptionController, Snow Melt,SpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Polycarbonate Input Voltage 100-240 VAC AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
389829Chromalox Heat Tracing, APS-3C SeriesItem Number389829MFG Item Number389829SeriesAPS-3CProduct DescriptionControl Panel, 208V-240V, Snow/IceSpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Polycarbonate Input Voltage 208-240 VAC Temperature Input Range -40-160 °F AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
389837Chromalox Heat Tracing, APS-3C SeriesItem Number389837MFG Item Number389837SeriesAPS-3CProduct DescriptionControl Panel, 120V, Snow/IceSpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Polycarbonate Input Voltage 120 VAC Temperature Input Range -40-160 °F AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
CM-2001-N4X-S1Nelson Heat Trace Heat Tracing, CM-2001 Series
Item NumberCM-2001-N4X-S1MFG Item NumberCM2001N4XS1SeriesCM-2001Product DescriptionNelson Single Point ControlSpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Carbon Steel Communication Type Modbus RTU Current @ 280 VAC 30 A Current Monitoring 0.1-30 A Ground Leakage Monitor 10-1,000 mA Contacts Single Pole Number of RTD Inputs 2 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SMMC-3Nelson Heat Trace Heat Tracing, SMMC-3 SeriesItem NumberSMMC-3MFG Item NumberSMMC3SeriesSMMC-3Product DescriptionNelson Snow/Ice Melting ControllerSpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Non-Metallic Input Voltage 120 VAC Temperature Input Range 4,160 °F Control Relay Output 1 A AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
SS-1NNelson Heat Trace Heat Tracing, SS-1 SeriesItem NumberSS-1NMFG Item NumberSS1NSeriesSS-1Product DescriptionACCESSORYSpecificationsSpecifications Enclosure Plastic Input Voltage 120 VAC Max Power Consumption 60 W Power Switch ON Temperature 86 °F Power Switch OFF Temperature 112 °F Temperature Input Range 40,150 °F Control Relay Output 16 A Connection Type 1/2 " NPT AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day.
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Heat Tracing
Heat tracing is a system used to maintain the temperature of pipes, vessels, and surfaces.
In heat tracing, an electrical heating element is fitting in physical contact along a length of pipe or across a surface. The heat generated by the element maintains the temperature of the surface. Typically, the pipe or surface is covered with insulation to retain heat loss. A robust heat tracing system often includes a thermostat, monitor, and controller so that end users can track and adjust the temperature of the heated surface
Heat tracing is commonly used to prevent pipes from freezing, to maintain the temperature and flow of transported substances, and to heat floors, driveways, and parking lots.
In heat tracing, an electrical heating element is fitting in physical contact along a length of pipe or across a surface. The heat generated by the element maintains the temperature of the surface. Typically, the pipe or surface is covered with insulation to retain heat loss. A robust heat tracing system often includes a thermostat, monitor, and controller so that end users can track and adjust the temperature of the heated surface
Heat tracing is commonly used to prevent pipes from freezing, to maintain the temperature and flow of transported substances, and to heat floors, driveways, and parking lots.