Product Details
13.5VDC Pipe Elbow Heater by Ultraheat®. The UltraHeat pipe heaters are designed to be used on electrically non-conductive RV drain pipe as described under the Codes and Standards of the RV Industry for use within a Recreational Vehicle. All pipe and pipe elbow heaters are either 'on' or 'off' and are not controlled with a built-in sensor like UltraHeat RV tank heater models are equipped. They are designed to protect against fluid freezing within a pipe down to -11°F (-24°C) when property installed. And like all of the RV heat panels UltraHeat offer, should only be powered up under the two conditions of colder freezing weather conditions and with fluid present within.
Specifications
| Voltage Rating: 13.5VDC |
Features
- Like all of Ultraheat other RV heaters, this panel has an easy peel-n-stick backing using proprietary adhesive formula, designed not to breakdown and ultimately fail and release like most on the market, in fact increases its adhesion properties in the ageing process
- The method in which Ultraheat adhesive is applied also gives it a stronger molecular concentration, far superior to the secondary adhesion process most commonly used
- Pipe elbow heaters can be used on straight pipe runs shorter than 12" (30.5cm) either installed running parallel along the bottom of the pipe or wrapped around like a Band-Aid around the finger
Joseph Soptich was an electrical engineer and UltraHeat® founder who developed the game-changing heating system. This system was first introduced to manufacturers in 1988 and it was promptly recognized as the "standard" to now be used in the expanding overseas caravan, motorhome, and leisure vehicle industries. Today, UltraHeat products remain one of the RV industry's leading product designs. They can work on RV tanks, drain pipes, and elbows and their deicing heat element is perfect for 4-season campers and cold weather camping. 100% made in the USA, UltraHeat products come with decades of road-tested, proven performance and definitely will protect and prevent holding tanks and pipes from freezing up.