I need to cover two side by side pipes. Can I use a single cable go up one pipe and jump across about 4 inches and go down the other?
1836369
You can absolutely do that, I'm not sure what environment you are in, but if your weather is consistently below zero, you might want to think about doubling the wrap. 4" is plenty of pipe exposure to freeze. This product will not heat up all the surrounding pipes.
1825687
Yes, that's how I ran - one Ethernet cable. The separate 12V connector is in the case you don't have a POE switch.
2207454
I used the same size and length of pipe to mount a weather station to the side of a building. It has held up great, but you will have more weight at the top. Just seperate the mounts further apart and it should hold up as well......
1657519
Yes u can but make sure u leave little margin for expansion / contraction ( e.g leave a loop in between ) Below are some tips : http://www.familyhandyman.com/plumbing/pex-piping-everything-you-need-to-know/view-all#step13
1058893
You could but the cable won't reach very far you would have to buy multiple sets.
1997527
Danny, Not sure but they have a table that show's how many turns per foot is to be used on sizes of pipe. in fact with this kind of cable you do not even have to wrap it, you can lay it horizontal to the pipe and it will work just fine, so hence a 100ft of cable will do 100ft of pipe.Jon M.
2119992
Yes you can as long as it is not lift (Distance straight up). I have a 75 foot hose on mine currently but only going up 2 feet.
288176
I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
1225349
You could wrap the entire length - personally I went as far as the bend in the downpipe. It was beyond the firewall and under the car at that point. I see little reason to go beyond that. Also, note: don't wrap your cats
2211936
Not with the included 4ft cable. You would need a 10ft+. It's always best to have a ULock through the front tire and frame of each bike but if your neighborhood doesn't have a lot of bike theft then one lock and two cables would be fine
2180371
No. I used 2" galvanized pipe so I could slide the hoist from side to side.
2106302
Not impossible, but not trivial. You will need one hot water stub and one cold water stub coming out of the wall at the right height and with the right spacing. If you have access to the plumbing from behind, you might be able to reroute the pipes, but then you'll likely have some patch work to do, although the panel may cover some of the prior fixture locations.
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I sold my cable when I moved cross country. The male prongs are molded (if I recall) so no risk of water entering the extension cable. Cut an old 5 quart Motor Oil (plastic) canister and use it as rain shield? Other choice is to find 4 inch diameter PVC pipe from hardware store. Maybe 1 foot long pipe would be enough to keep the connectors protected from the elements inside the pipe.
551608
Gary, there is no problem looping this cable over itself, in mid air, to other adjacent pipes ETC. since it is self regulating heating cable there is never a danger of over heating.
1692285
You must sync it with the base, if that were not the case you could only use one in a 400 ft perimeter. It is an easy process, you need to read the instructions on this because I would remember from memory.
346539
There are actually 2 pipes that would need to be extended. I think the outside pipe is around 4" and the inside pipe is around 2". The instructions inside the kit detail how to extend the pipes. Basically, the 2 pipes supplied will need to be replaced with the same type pipe at the longer length needed. The instructions specify the type of pipe that can be used....but schedule 40 pvc can't be used.
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Why not? As long as it's not to far and go easy on the elbows. Use solid pipe and check with your inspector.