TTS ATEX Self-Regulating Heating Cable 30W/m | Extreme Frost Protection (-45°C to +210°C)

31.75 €

TTS ATEX Self-Regulating Heating Cable 30W/m | Extreme Frost Protection (-45°C to +210°C)

Available to order

31.75 €

Unit price: 31.75 €/m

Availability:

External storage

Delivery time:

10-15 working day

Minimum order quantity:

200 m

Wattage :

30 W

60 W

Short Description:

The TTS ATEX 30W heating cable is a self-regulating cable specifically designed for extreme frost protection, pipe heating, and various industrial applications. Thanks to its self-regulating technology, it automatically adapts to the ambient temperature, ensuring efficient operation and energy savings.

Details

Detailed Description:

The TTS ATEX 30W heating cable is ideal for the following applications:

Heating of tanks
Heating of pipes and pipelines
Frost protection for roofs, gutters, and garage door tracks
Heating of technological systems
Use in environments exposed to corrosive substances

The TTS heating cable meets ATEX certification requirements, making it safe for use in explosive atmospheres.

Technical Features:

With increasing temperature: The synthetic material expands, reducing the connection between carbon molecules, thereby decreasing power output.
With decreasing temperature: The strengthening of molecular connections increases the heating performance.

Technical Specifications:

Output power at 0°C: 30 W/m
Outer sheath: Copper shielding + fluoropolymer coating
Size: 12.5 x 5.0 mm
Bending radius: 25 mm
Operating voltage: 230 V
Permitted operating temperature: 200°C
Maximum ambient temperature: 210°C
Minimum installation temperature: -45°C

Operation:

The TTS ATEX 30W is a self-regulating heating cable consisting of two parallel conductors surrounded by a semiconductor matrix. This allows the cable to automatically respond to ambient temperature changes.

Data

Voltage:

230V

Wattage:

30 W

Type of insulation:

Copper shielding + fluoropolymer coating

Operating temperature:

From -45°C to +210°C

Weight:

200 g/m

Min. order quantity:

200 m

Selectable quantities:

200 m, 400 m, 600 m, 800 m, ...

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User guide

Introduction

This user manual is designed for constant wattage heating cables, which are ideal for frost protection, temperature regulation, and industrial heating solutions. These cables provide uniform power output along their entire length, making them effective for heating pipes, tanks, and other surfaces in both residential and industrial environments.

Key Features:

Constant Wattage: The cable delivers the same heat output along its entire length, regardless of ambient temperature.
Heat Resistance: Depending on the type, the cables can withstand temperatures of up to 200°C.
Durability: Available in UV-resistant versions and with different outer sheaths (such as fluoropolymer, PVC, or halogen-free materials), making them suitable for extreme environments.
High Mechanical Strength: The cables feature a strong outer sheath that protects against mechanical damage.

Installation Guide

Preparation:

Ensure that the installation area is clean, dry, and free from any contaminants that could affect cable performance.
Check the cable voltage and power rating to ensure compatibility with the system requirements (typically 230V).
Make sure the cable has adequate heat dissipation along its entire length.

Laying the Cable:

Install the cable along the desired route, ensuring full coverage of the required surfaces.
For pipe heating: Attach the heating cable in a straight line or spirally around the pipes, following the specific project requirements.
For tank heating: Distribute the cables evenly around the tanks to ensure optimal heat distribution.
Use aluminum adhesive tape or special cable fasteners for secure attachment.

Connection:

Only use manufacturer-approved connectors and junction boxes for connecting the constant wattage heating cable.
Ensure proper grounding and compliance with relevant electrical safety regulations.

Testing:

Before connecting, check the cable continuity and insulation resistance using appropriate measuring instruments.