GuttaCable-7 Preassembled Constant Wattage Heating Cable 210W | For Gutter Frost Protection (-30°C to +85°C) | 7 meter/pack

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Detailed Description: 

GuttaCABLE-7 is the ideal solution for frost protection in gutters and downspouts, ensuring long-term safety and energy-efficient operation. It comes with a built-in thermostat and plug, making installation and use simple and safe.
It prevents gutter and downspout damage caused by freezing and water leakage during cold weather.

Technical Features:

• Heat-resistant thermoplastic jacket
• Mechanical protective braid and grounding
• UV-resistant outer protective layer

Technical Specifications:

• Voltage: 230 V
• Heating power: 210 W/7 m
• Temperature range: -30°C to +85°C
• Activation temperature: below 5°C
• Deactivation temperature: above 15°C
• Protection rating: IPX7 (completely waterproof, suitable for outdoor use)
• Insulation: Weather-resistant thermoplastic jacket with mechanical protective braid
• Connection: Built-in plug for direct socket connection

Operation: 

GuttaCable-7 is an electric heating cable that generates heat and keeps pipes, tanks, or other surfaces warm to prevent freezing. Inside the cable, two parallel wires carry current, and the special resistance layer emits heat as a result.

 

Data

Voltage:

230 V

Wattage:

210 W

IP Protection:

IPX7

Operating temperature:

-20°C to +85°C

Weight:

640 g/pcs

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User guide

Installation Guide

Selecting the Appropriate Cable Length

• The length of the heating cable should match or exceed the length of the pipe, depending on whether you use a straight or spiral layout.
• For plastic pipes, it is recommended to apply aluminum adhesive tape first to improve heat distribution.

Attaching the Cable to the Pipe

• Clean the pipe surface to ensure better adhesion.
• Place the cable along the bottom of the pipe or in a spiral pattern.
• Secure the cable using PVC or aluminum adhesive tape.
• Avoid overlapping the cable, as this may cause overheating.

Thermostat Operation

• The heating cable automatically activates when the temperature drops below 5°C and switches off when the pipe temperature rises above 15°C, ensuring optimal energy consumption.

Applying Insulation

• To ensure efficient operation, the pipe and the heating cable should be covered with insulation at least 13-19 mm thick.
• The insulation should not be too tight, as it may hinder heat dissipation.

Commissioning and Operation

1. Plug the cable into a 230V power outlet.
2. The system will automatically activate if the pipe temperature falls below 5°C.
3. The cable provides continuous heating, keeping the pipes warm and preventing freezing.

Maintenance and Inspection

• Regularly inspect the cable for any damage, cracks, or wear.
• Check the connectors and grounding for proper condition.
• If the cable is damaged, do not use it, and replace it immediately.

Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, as they may damage the insulation.