Value Brand
Value Brand Electric Heating Cable Kit 120VAC 100 ft
Self-regulating electric heating cable kit with 100 ft of copper cable rated at 4 W per foot at 40 °F for 120 V AC hardwired indoor use
- ColorSilver
- Self-regulating cable adjusts output automatically to prevent overheating
- 100-foot length covers extended pipe runs or roof edges
- Hard-wired 120 V AC connection integrates directly into building power
- Includes splice kit, power connections, tape and labels for complete installation
- Thermoplastic elastomer jacket resists moisture and abrasion in indoor settings
100 ft Self-Regulating Heating Cable Kit
This kit provides 100 feet of self-regulating electric heating cable rated for 120V AC operation. It delivers 4 watts per foot at 40°F for a total of 400 watts per cable. The package includes the cable roll, two power connection kits, one splice and tee kit, and one roll of tape with labels.
Indoor Freeze Protection and Temperature Maintenance
The cable suits indoor pipe tracing, roof and gutter de-icing, or process temperature maintenance where a hardwired 120V supply is available. It is not for users who need a plug-in connection, longer continuous runs beyond 250 feet, or a different supply voltage.
120V AC Hardwired Power Connection
Each cable draws 2.5 amps at 40°F and requires a hardwired 120V AC, 60 Hz circuit. The maximum permitted circuit length is 250 feet, so this 100-foot kit can be extended within that limit.
Highlights
- Self-regulating cable adjusts output automatically to prevent overheating
- 100-foot length covers extended pipe runs or roof edges
- Hard-wired 120 V AC connection integrates directly into building power
- Includes splice kit, power connections, tape and labels for complete installation
- Thermoplastic elastomer jacket resists moisture and abrasion in indoor settings
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
Can the 100 ft self-regulating cable run on the same 120 V circuit as older heat-trace sections?
The kit draws 2.5 A at 40 °F for the full 100 ft length, with a maximum circuit length of 250 ft, so it can share a 120 V circuit with existing cable as long as the combined load stays within the breaker rating.
How do I confirm the 4 W per foot output is active after hard-wiring the two power connection kits?
At 40 °F the cable should draw about 0.03 A per foot; measure the total current at the supply — roughly 2.5 A for the full 100 ft — to verify the self-regulating heater is operating correctly.
Which accessories are included for the hard-wired installation and what must I source separately?
The box contains one 100 ft roll of copper cable with thermoplastic elastomer cover, two 13R088 power connection kits, one 13R090 splice/tee kit, and one 13R091 roll of tape and labels; junction boxes, conduit, and circuit-breaker hardware are not included.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



