Will this product cover and seal a 3/4" PVC pipe, along with your 24' pipe heat tape?
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It might squeeze over it with the heat tape, but it might not be able to easily seal.
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I have only used 2" tape so I do not know for sure. However, it does not appear to be wide enough to accomodate 3" tape.
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Yes. This cable is self regulating to make sure there are no hot spots/burn outs. The cover picture on our box shows foam insulation over the tape installed on a pipe.Hope this Helps Mike.
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This is almost like a really thick piece of tape. I ended up using a sheet metal cutter to cut the length. A heavy duty scissor should work too. Just clean the surface and apply firmly, making sure there are no air gaps. I applied the tape to the outside of the gutter, and then used sealant inside the gutter to cover the hole (attached link). The tape acted as a surface where I could apply the sealant. I have gotten no leaks since. Dap 18188 Gray Gutter and Flashing Sealant 10.1-Ounce
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It will mount to a 4" PVC pipe using a pair of 4" X 4" flexible couplings (sold individually, not pairs). Flexible Coupling - 4.0" x 4.0" - White
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I am not sure that would work. The product is submerged in warm water then wrapped around the pipe. It seals tightly by adhering to the overlapped parts. Just not sure what would hold it in place on a radiator. Hope this helps.
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not sure , I don't know the OD of 4 inch PVC , measure the OD of your pipe and compare it to the OD of 4 inch galvanized vent pipe at Home Depot or someplace .
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Most likely not.The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges.I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
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That's a pretty small profile on 1/4 tape, but I have used 1/2 in with no problem. It saves so much time I would give ita shot, good luck.
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From the plug to the heat tape measures a bit more than 21 inches. My heat tape itself is 3 feet long.
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No. I don't think so. My 3" went in pretty snug and with a few turns it tightened up against the pipe. You could call General Wire and make sure but I would say no.
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Matt I used a 1 and 1/4 " hole for my connection, but to sure just measure the PVC Connection that goes threw the bucket, the item they sent me is black threadedAnd has a rubber gasket attached to it to make the seal. I hope this helps good luck
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Yes, put the heat tape on first, then cover with the foam tube. I used that setup for years at our first home.
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I don't know if it will. I found a drain on my motor block and used a 3/4" male pvc for a test fitting. The block was shallow so I bought a small brass 3/4" nipple and coupling and screwed the block heater in to coupling, coupling to nipple, nipple to block.
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I had problems with the PVC connections so I switched to metal. You have to use lots of tape, minimum of 5-6 wraps and then I put pipe sealant goop on the end and let sit overnight, no more problems. Good idea to have shut off valve before and after pump for working on pump.
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Yes it will, I purchased this for window and door work. But have used it more to seal gaps around pipes, seams around chimneys, boiler rooms
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Product is too long for a 3" pipe and it depends on application and type of floor on issue of overheating. Best to go under floor if you can for a long pipe to apply the heating strip.