HEACOTEX CC HTM Self-Regulating Cable

Self-regulating parallel heating cable for freeze protection and temperature maintenance of small-diameter pipes, valves and instrument tubing. Three outputs (11 / 17 / 25 W/m), 110–277 V, max maintain 65°C.

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Description

HEACOTEX HTM Self-Regulating Heating Cable

HEACOTEX HTM is a self-regulating parallel heating cable (heating tape) that automatically varies its power output in response to changes in pipe temperature. It provides safe, reliable heat tracing for freeze protection and temperature maintenance of pipes, valves and flanges — particularly small-diameter plastic or metal pipes and instrument tubing in residential and light-commercial installations.

HTM never overheats or burns out even when wrapped over itself (overlapped). With an optional outer jacket the cable is resistant to watery and inorganic chemicals and is protected against abrasion and impact damage. HTM is also suitable for use in explosion-hazardous areas up to a maximum admissible work-piece temperature of +65°C, and the termination, power-connection, splice, tee and end-seal kits reduce installation time and require no special skills or tools.

Features

  • Self-regulating — power output adjusts to pipe temperature automatically
  • Energy efficient — in many applications a thermostat may not be required
  • Cut-to-length on site (up to the maximum circuit length); no wasted cable
  • Lower installed cost than steam tracing, less maintenance, less downtime
  • Safe to overlap — no hot spots or burnout
  • Suitable for non-hazardous, hazardous and corrosive environments
  • CE and EAC approved

Specifications

Service voltage 110–120 V or 220–277 V
Maximum maintain / continuous exposure (power on) +65°C (149°F)
Maximum intermittent exposure (1000 hours, power on or off) +85°C (185°F)
Minimum installation temperature −40°C (−40°F)
Bus wires 20 AWG, tinned copper
Protective braid resistance < 18.2 Ω/km
Outer jacket options CR (FR thermoplastic) or CT (high-temperature fluoropolymer)

Output ratings (at 10°C)

Catalogue code Nominal output Dimensions
11HTM 11 W/m 7.8 × 4.9 mm (C)
17HTM 17 W/m 7.8 × 4.9 mm (C)
25HTM 25 W/m 7.8 × 4.9 mm (C)

Dimensions vary by over-jacket option: CR adds to 8.6 × 5.7 mm, CT to 8.0 × 5.4 mm.

Options

HTM…C Tinned copper braid — additional mechanical protection and a positive ground path
HTM…CR Flame retardant thermoplastic outer jacket — protection against abrasion, impact and certain inorganic chemicals
HTM…CT High-temperature fluoropolymer outer jacket — for exposure to organic or corrosive solutions or vapours

Application

Freeze protection and temperature maintenance of small-diameter plastic or metal pipes, valves, flanges and instrument tubing in residential, light-commercial and similar applications. Suitable for use in inexplosion-hazardous areas up to +65°C maximally admissible work-piece temperature.

Maximum circuit length depends on the start-up temperature and circuit-breaker size. Contact Heacotex with your circuit details for the right variant and accessory list.

Frequently asked questions

What output ratings does HTM come in?

HTM is supplied in three W/m outputs at 10°C: 11 W/m (11HTM), 17 W/m (17HTM) and 25 W/m (25HTM). The right rating depends on pipe diameter, the temperature you need to maintain and your insulation — contact Heacotex with your details for a recommendation.

What supply voltages does HTM accept?

HTM is supplied for either the 110–120 V range or the 220–277 V range. South African 230 V installations use the 220–277 V variant.

Is HTM suitable for hazardous areas?

Yes — HTM is rated for use in inexplosion-hazardous areas up to a maximum admissible work-piece temperature of +65°C, alongside non-hazardous and corrosive environments. CE and EAC approved.

How do I choose between the C, CR and CT options?

The HTM…C option adds a tinned-copper braid for mechanical protection and a positive earth path. HTM…CR adds an FR thermoplastic over-jacket for protection against abrasion, impact and inorganic chemicals. HTM…CT adds a high-temperature fluoropolymer over-jacket for exposure to organic or corrosive solutions and vapours.

Where is HTM typically used?

Small-diameter plastic or metal pipes, valves, flanges and instrument tubing in residential, light-commercial and similar applications — for freeze protection and temperature maintenance.

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