In this month’s video blog, we explore how to achieve reliable freeze protection for pipes using either a daylight opening or a fitted connection in...
Fitted Connections vs. Daylight Openings: Choosing the Right Freeze Protection System for Pipes
Using Control Devices and Contactors for Multi-Circuit Roof and Gutter De-icing
In this month's video blog, we explore the essentials of control devices and specifically contactors for roof and gutter de-icing systems. Managing multiple circuits of...
How to Shorten the Length of a Retro-Line In-Pipe Self-Regulating Heating Cable System
In this month's video blog, we take you on-site to demonstrate how to shorten the length of a Retro-Line system during installation. This innovative in-pipe...
How to Measure a Water Supply Pipe from a Well with Pitless Adapter for Retro-Line
In this month's video blog, we walk through the process of how to measure a pipe for the installation of Retro-Line in a drilled well...
Differences Between Retro-Line and Retro-Line Mini Water Line Heating Cable
This month’s video blog explores the differences between Retro-Line and Retro-Line Mini. Both are innovative, in-pipe water line heating cable systems equipped with a factory-finished...
How to Prevent a Water Softener Drain Line from Freezing Outside with Retro-Line Mini
In this month’s video blog, we discuss how the Retro-Line Mini can prevent a water softener drain line from freezing outside. Water softeners require regular...
Where to Use a 24-Inch vs 42-Inch ArcticVent-HT to Prevent a Frozen Sewer Vent Stack
In this month’s video blog, we explore the differences between the 24-inch and 42-inch ArcticVent-HT models to prevent a frozen sewer vent stack. ArcticVent-HT easily...
Drain-back Systems and the Importance of Freeze Protection
When water supply comes from a well or lake, some homeowners use a drain-back system for freeze protection. This system allows water to drain from...
How Long Should Roof Heating Cables Be Left On
When considering a new roof de-icing system, or if you already have one installed, many homeowners ask, "How long should you leave roof heating cables...
Difference Between 120 V and 240 V Self-Regulating Heating Cable Systems
Heat-Line offers self-regulating heating cable systems available in both 120 V and 240 V configurations. The selection of the appropriate voltage depends upon various factors...