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Value Brand 13R075 Electric Heating Cable Kit 120V 100ft
Self-regulating heating cable kit provides 100 ft of freeze protection with included power connections, splice kit and tape
- ColorSilver
- Self-regulating cable adjusts output automatically at 40°F
- 100 ft length covers long pipe runs or roof edges
- Includes power connections, splice kit, tape and labels
- Hardwired 120 V AC design for permanent installation
- Thermoplastic elastomer jacket protects copper conductors indoors
Product Identity
The Value Brand 13R075 Electric Heating Cable Kit provides 100 feet of self-regulating copper cable for 120V AC hardwired indoor installations. It delivers 6 watts per foot at 40F and includes a splice/tee kit, tape, labels and two power connection kits for immediate setup.
Suitability
This kit suits installers who need a complete 100-foot run with integrated connection hardware for pipe freeze protection or floor warming. Buyers requiring longer continuous circuits beyond 200 feet, a different voltage supply, or a plug-in power connection should consider other options.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The self-regulating design adjusts output along the cable length as ambient temperature changes, maintaining 600 watts total at 40F and drawing 4.2 amps per cable. Steady-state operation at this rating produces 0.04 amps per foot without the inrush spikes typical of constant-wattage alternatives.
Highlights
- Self-regulating cable adjusts output automatically at 40°F
- 100 ft length covers long pipe runs or roof edges
- Includes power connections, splice kit, tape and labels
- Hardwired 120 V AC design for permanent installation
- Thermoplastic elastomer jacket protects copper conductors indoors
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
Does the 13R075 kit include the power connection hardware, or do I need to buy a 13R088 kit separately?
The kit includes two 13R088 power connection kits, so no separate purchase is required for standard hardwired installation.
Can I run the 100 ft cable on a circuit that already has older heat trace installed?
The self-regulating cable draws 4.2 A at 40 °F; total circuit length must not exceed 200 ft, so existing cable on the same breaker reduces the available length for this kit.
After hardwiring the 13R075, how can I verify the 6 W per foot output is active?
At 40 °F the cable should draw roughly 0.04 A per foot; measure current at the power connection with a clamp meter to confirm the expected 4.2 A total draw.
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