SKU: SSS-DC-HEAT-12V-1MT
Type Length you need in Meters in Qty Section
This DC self-regulating heat cable is supplied in custom cut lengths, with a maximum continuous length of 30 metres per piece. It is designed for freeze protection in Canadian cold climates and for use in low-voltage DC systems such as solar battery banks, off-grid cabins, RVs, marine systems, and mobile power installations.
The cable is sold by the metre.👉 Enter the total length required (up to 30 m) in the quantity field at checkout.
The self-regulating conductive polymer core automatically adjusts heat output in response to temperature changes, providing reliable freeze protection while reducing the risk of overheating—even when the cable overlaps itself.
⚠️ This product is supplied without factory-terminated ends.Field termination and proper sealing are required.
Custom Cut-to-Length Supply (Up to 30 m Max.)Order exactly the length you need by entering the required metres in the quantity field. Maximum continuous length per order is 30 metres.
Available in 12V & 48V DCDesigned specifically for low-voltage DC power systems commonly used across Canadian solar, RV, marine, and off-grid installations.
Self-Regulating Heating TechnologyAutomatically increases or decreases heat output based on pipe or ambient temperature, improving efficiency and safety.
Safe for OverlapWill not overheat or burn out, even when crossed or overlapped during installation.
Installer-Grade FlexibilityIdeal for long or irregular pipe runs where fixed-length heat cables are not suitable.
Pipe freeze protection for off-grid homes and cabins
Solar battery system freeze mitigation
RV and camper plumbing
Marine and dockside DC systems
Outdoor water lines in cold-weather regions
Voltage Options: 12V DC or 48V DC
12 volt Power Output: 5 W/ft (15 W/m @ 10°C)
Cable Type: Self-regulating heating cable (60C max temp)
Termination: No ends supplied (field termination required)
Maximum Continuous Length: 30 m per piece
Ordering Method: Sold by the metre — enter required length as quantity
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