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Tyco Thermal Controls provides self-regulating heating cables that automatically adjust their power output to compensate for temperature changes.
Raychem brand self-regulating heating cables consist of two parallel conductors embedded in a heating core made of conductive polymer. The core is radiation-crosslinked to ensure long-term reliability. In our XTV and KTV fiber heating cables the conductive polymer is wrapped around the conductors as a fiber.
Heat is generated as electric current passes through the conductive polymer core between the conductors. As the ambient temperature drops, the number of electrical paths through the core increases and more heat is produced. Conversely, as the temperature rises, the core has fewer electrical paths and less heat is produced.
Raychem's self-regulating heating system technology is available in a range of products suitable for use in the home, in construction for larger buildings, and for industrial-based applications.
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Heating Cable -- Parallel Self-Regulating
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BTV
Parallel self-regulating – Field-terminated
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KTV
Parallel self-regulating – Field-terminated
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QTVR
Parallel self-regulating – Field-terminated
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XTV
Parallel self-regulating – Field-terminated
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