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INSULATING THE CABLE

Fibreglass insulation (including pre-formed fibreglass) with a maximum thickness 

of ½ in. (13 mm) must be used over the heating cable to maintain a protection 

 temperature. The same insulation applied over the heating cable must be applied 

over the temperature sensor. Insulation must be protected with an additional 

 waterproof overwrap using opposite spiralling.

WARNING: Never use 
fibreglass or other non-
flammable insulation made 
for pipe application that’s 
more than ½ in. (13 mm) 
thick. Over-insulation could 
cause the heating cable 
to overheat and result in 
a serious fire hazard or 
electrical shock.

WARNING: In compliance with all national, state, provincial and local 
codes, we recommend the use of a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) 
receptacle or circuit breaker to reduce the danger of fire or electrical 
shock from a damaged or improperly installed heating cable. Electrical 
fault current caused by a damaged or improperly installed cable MAY 
NOT BE LARGE ENOUGH to trip a conventional circuit breaker. If you DO 
NOT know whether your electrical circuit is protected by a GFCI, ALWAYS 
 consult an electrician. 

Summary of Contents for SCPT Series

Page 1: ...I T C ERTIFI REGISTERED Q U A L I T Y S Y S T E M WWW STELPRO COM 1 844 STELPRO SCPT CONSTANT WATTAGE PIPE FREEZE PROTECTION HEATING CABLE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE NEED ASSISTANCE CONTACT STELPRO...

Page 2: ...NG Strictly adhere to the following guidelines Failure to do so could cause the heating cable to overheat and result in a serious fire hazard or electrical shock 1 Never plug in the heating cable whil...

Page 3: ...ustration below The maximum overrun in the middle of the pipe should not exceed 3 ft 90 cm Do not install on pipes shorter than 3 ft 90 cm long 2 CABLE INSTALLATION To protect standard length pipes wi...

Page 4: ...N TOOLS REQUIRED Marking pencil Scissors Measuring tape File Note Accessories are sold separately ACCESSORIES REQUIRED Fibreglass or aluminum adhesive foil tape in 13 mm thick fibreglass or equivalent...

Page 5: ...ever install the SCPT heating cable when it is colder than this temperature If the heating cable is stiff due to cold first uncoil it and then plug it into a 120 V power outlet until it is warm and pl...

Page 6: ...tion that s more than in 13 mm thick Over insulation could cause the heating cable to overheat and result in a serious fire hazard or electrical shock WARNING In compliance with all national state pro...

Page 7: ...ny physical damage This cable does not contain any serviceable parts The heating cable may remain on the pipe all year round but we recommend always turning off or disconnecting the power at the end o...

Page 8: ...elating thereto Without limiting the generality of the foregoing STELPRO expressly disclaims any liability for property or personal injury damages penalties special or punitive damages damages for los...

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