PRO-Tect: Pipe Freeze Protection Dual-Zone Control with GFEP
Features
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Available max power outputs: 5W per linear ft., 8W per linear ft., and 10W per linear ft
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Options for 120, 208, 240, and 277 voltages
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Automatically varies wattage for optimal energy savings
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Can be overlapped or criss-crossed
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Safe: cUlus Listed and cCsaus Listed
Description
The PT-DUAL is a control that can be used with WarmlyYours PRO-Tect: Pipe Freeze Protection Self-Regulating Heating Cable for most commercial (non-hazardous) and residential applications that require 2 independent heater-control circuits. This control can be used for pipe freeze protection or process heating applications. Because this control comes with 2 temperature sensors and 2 built-in relays, it can independently or jointly control 2 resistive loads of up to 30-amps apiece. Another added benefit of this control is that the integrated Ground Fault Equipment Protection (GFEP) in each of the heating circuits eliminates the need for GFEP protection in a circuit panel, which can significantly save on cost. The temperature set-points for the control are adjustable from ā99.9 Ā°F to 999 Ā°F (note: please confirm the separate temperature rating of the heating element/s you use with the control) though the included sensors have an operating range of ā40 Ā°F to 230 Ā°F. There are 2 temperature sensor inputs and the heating circuits can operate independently or from 1 sensor.
Features:- Compatible Voltages: 100 ā 277 VAC
- Load Rating for Each Heating Circuit: 30-amps
- Included Temperature Sensors: 2 sensors (100k ohms) with 20ā lead-length
- Ground Fault Equipment Protection (GFEP): Self-test GFEP for both heating Circ
- Outdoor Rating: NEMA 4X waterproofing
- Ingress Protection Rating: IP66
- Area of Use: Nonhazardous Locations
- Warranty: 2 years
- Certifications: UL and CSA listed
Specifications
Electrical
Activation Temperature | -99.9 to 999 Ā°F |
Connection Method | Hardwired |
Ground Fault Equipment Protection (GFEP) | Self-test GFEP (Adjustable 1-300mA) |
Maximum Load (Resistive Only) | 2 x 30 A |
Voltage | 100 - 277 VAC |
Warranty / Certifications
Approvals | UL and CSA listed |
Area of Use | Non-hazardous locations |
Ingress Protection (IPxx) Rating | IP66 |
Warranty | 2 years |
Waterproofing | NEMA 4X |
Features
Built-in GFI | Self-test GFEP (Adjustable 1-300mA) |
Indicators | 2.7ā³ Display |
Temperature Setpoint | Adjustable ā99.9 Ā°F to 999 Ā°F |
Logistics
Country of Origin (COO) | United States of America |
Product Dimensions
Depth | 5.9ā³ |
Height | 12.8ā³ |
Installed Depth | 0.75ā³ |
Weight | 5.8 lbs |
Width | 9ā³ |
Thermostat
Included Sensor | 2 x 100k ohms, 20' lead |
Identifiers
SKU | PT-DUAL |
UPC (GTIN-12) | 881308058302 |
Documents & Manuals
Installation
Operation Manuals
- Self-Regulating Pipe Freeze Protection PT-DUAL Manual (English)
- Self-Regulating Pipe Freeze Protection PT-SINGLE Manual (English)
Technical Information
Sell Sheets
- Self-Regulating Pipe Freeze Protection Dual-Zone Control PT-DUAL Sell Sheet (English)
- Self-Regulating Pipe Freeze Protection Single-Zone Control PT-SINGLE Sell Sheet (English)
Catalogs
Customer Questions & Answers
PRO-Tect Dual-Zone Control has 13 Questions and Answers.
How long does it take for pipes to unfreeze if heat tape is installed?
Unfortunately there's no set answer for this because it depends on many factors such as the diameter of the pipes, the installation density of the heating cables, the outdoor temperature, the installation of thermal insulation sleeves, etc.
There are too many variables to provide an accurate answer. Even though this product is designed to keep pipes from freezing, it is not designed to thaw pipes. If your pipe has frozen with the heat tape installed and energized, please check the placement of the built-in thermostat and verify that the insulation has been properly installed and waterproofed.
Can Pipe Freeze Protection be used indoors and outdoors?
What is the power output of this self-regulating pipe freeze protection cable?
How does this type of pipe freeze protection cable work?
Self-regulating heating cables, like PRO-Tect: Pipe Freeze Protection cables, use a conductive polymer core, which continually adjusts its heat output.
This is why ĀĀĀĀĀthis type of cable, unlike some heat tapes, wonāt burn out if it is wrapped closely together, overlapped, or over-insulated. This also means lower operating costs and increased energy efficiency.Ā
How much heat tape for pipes will I need for my project?
The amount of cable needed depends on the size and type of pipe, and on the lowest expected temperature. Once you know the type of pipe (metal or plastic), pipe diameter, length of pipe, and the minimum expected temperature, you can use this formĀ to request a quote. Just follow the instructions on the form to get it back to us.Ā
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