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Value Brand 13R084 Electric Heating Cable 120VAC 50 ft
A 50 ft electric heating cable rated for 120 V AC and 60 Hz, suitable for indoor and outdoor pipe freeze protection up to 8 in diameter
- ColorBlack
- 120 VAC power suits standard household circuits
- 50 ft length covers long pipe runs
- cULus listing confirms safety compliance
- Indoor and outdoor rated for versatile use
- Copper conductor ensures reliable heat transfer
Application and fit
This heating cable is built for residential and light commercial pipe protection. It suits installers and facility managers who need to guard downspouts, gutters, roof drains and pipes up to eight inches in diameter. The fifty-foot length covers typical run lengths in a single piece.
Upgrade path
The cable replaces ad-hoc heat tape or makeshift insulation that degrades quickly outdoors. The jump is worth it when a cULus-listed, indoor-outdoor rated solution is required for reliable freeze protection on metal or lighter plastic pipe. It eliminates the guesswork of unrated alternatives.
Sustained operation
Continuous five-watt output per foot delivers steady heat without the cycling spikes of cheaper tape. Thermoplastic elastomer shielding resists moisture and UV exposure over multiple seasons. Copper conductors maintain consistent conductivity through repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
Highlights
- 120 VAC power suits standard household circuits
- 50 ft length covers long pipe runs
- cULus listing confirms safety compliance
- Indoor and outdoor rated for versatile use
- Copper conductor ensures reliable heat transfer
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What pipe diameter and length does the 13R084 heating cable suit?
It fits lighter plastic or metal pipes up to 8 in diameter and covers 50 ft of overall length.
How is the 120V AC cable installed and what step is often missed?
Lay the cable along the pipe or gutter, secure it with approved tape, then plug into a 120V AC, 60 Hz GFCI-protected outlet; skipping the GFCI is the common error.
When should the copper conductor cable be inspected or replaced?
Check the thermoplastic elastomer shielding each season for cracks or wear; replace the cable if the jacket is damaged or heating becomes uneven.
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