Self-Regulating Heating Cables for Tank Heating
Self-regulating heating cables for tank heating are used to maintain process temperature, protect against freezing, and heat the product inside the tanks. These cables are installed on the surface of tanks of various volumes, including vessels containing chemically active substances, as well as at hazardous locations.
The core of the cable is a self-regulating matrix that automatically adjusts heat output depending on the surface temperature of the tank. If the area heats up, the matrix reduces power to prevent overheating; when it cools down, it automatically increases heat output. The cable operates effectively under thermal insulation and withstands exposure to moisture, ultraviolet radiation, and chemically aggressive environments. Models are available with fluoropolymer, polyolefin, and composite jackets, with peak temperatures up to 240°C and power output up to 98 W/m.
The advantages of such systems include uniform heating, no overheating at crossings, energy savings due to automatic regulation, and long service life. The reliability of self-regulating technology makes heating cables for tanks a universal choice for industries including processing, building material’s production, and raw material storage.
The company provides consultations, performs heat-tracing system calculations, and helps select the cable according to the parameters of a specific tank. Certified equipment can be supplied from European manufacturers for both standard and hazardous areas.
