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If you have difficulty downloading heat tracing software from this site, contact Tyco Thermal Controls for assistance.
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TraceCalc Pro TM is a Windows desktop application that provides heat-tracing design calculations for heat management systems. It provides powerful features to help you obtain the best heat-tracing solution for your particular project utilizing world-class brands such as Raychem®, DigiTrace®, Tracer TM, and Pyrotenax®. TraceCalc Pro also provides the user with important design data such as: pipe heat loss, number of circuits, electrical loads, maximum sheath temperatures, etc., while providing automated heating cable and component solutions.
Additionally, TraceCalc Pro produces easy-to-use standard reports to summarize the heat-tracing design results and make product ordering and procurement simple and straightforward. TraceCalc Pro also allows custom reports to be created depending on your specific needs. It is recommended that the user should be experienced in the design of heat tracing applications before using TraceCalc Pro.
This program is a 30-day trial version that requires you to register to extend the program beyond this period. After you launch TraceCalc Pro, you will be prompted to register. Once you register we will send you the validation code.
If you are already a registered TraceCalc user and you just wish to upgrade, simply download and install the latest version. Your current registration and program settings will be preserved.
Documents available for download
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TraceCalc Net
TraceCalc Net is an easy to use, online design tool for industrial freeze protection and process temperature maintenance heat-tracing applications. The simple 3-step design procedure allows the user to:
- Select your heat tracing design
- Enter the design data
- Get a bill of materials, request a quotation and save projects for future use
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Industrial Products: Installations Details
(AutoCAD v12)
A series of standard installation detail drawings in the form of AutoCAD DWG files (version 12). The drawings are stored in a self-extracting file
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