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Value Brand 13R077 Electric Heating Cable Kit 100 ft 120V AC
Self-regulating electric heating cable kit provides 100 ft of freeze protection at 120V AC with included power connections and splice kit
- ColorBlack
- Self-regulating cable adjusts output to temperature
- 100 ft length covers extended pipe runs
- 120V AC hardwired connection for permanent install
- Includes splice kit, tape and two power kits
- 600 W total output at 40°F for freeze protection
Heating Cable Kit for Pipe Freeze Protection
This Value Brand electric heating cable kit provides 100 ft of self-regulating cable rated at 120 V AC. It is designed for indoor or outdoor pipe tracing and roof and gutter de-icing. The kit includes the cable roll, two power connection kits, one splice/tee kit, and a roll of tape and labels. Suitable for residential and light commercial maintenance.
Self-Regulating Output and Power Draw
The cable delivers 6 W per foot at 40 °F for a total of 600 W per 100 ft circuit. Current draw is 4.2 A per cable and 0.04 A per foot at the same reference temperature. The thermoplastic elastomer cover protects the copper conductors. Maximum continuous circuit length is 200 ft on a single feed.
Upgrade from Constant-Wattage Tape
Replaces fixed-output heat tape that cannot adjust to temperature changes, reducing overheating risk and energy waste. The self-regulating design makes the step worthwhile for pipes with varying exposure or for roofs where snow load shifts. Not for applications requiring a hardwired connection longer than 200 ft without additional power feeds.
Highlights
- Self-regulating cable adjusts output to temperature
- 100 ft length covers extended pipe runs
- 120V AC hardwired connection for permanent install
- Includes splice kit, tape and two power kits
- 600 W total output at 40°F for freeze protection
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 100 ft self-regulating heating cable and what step is often missed?
The kit includes two 13R088 power connection kits and one 13R090 splice/tee kit; the step often missed is securing the 13R091 tape and labels at every connection point to maintain the NEMA hardwired rating.
What maintenance or replacement will the 100 ft cable need over time?
Inspect the thermoplastic elastomer cover each season for cuts or UV damage; replace any damaged section using the 13R090 splice kit rather than splicing copper conductors directly.
What limit appears first when the 100 ft cable runs continuously at 40 °F?
At 40 °F the cable draws 4.2 A and 600 W total; the 200 ft maximum circuit length is the first design limit, so extending beyond 100 ft requires a second power connection kit.
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