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Heat-Line offers numerous products for freeze protection applications including pipe heating cables for cottages, cabins, homes, municipal water supply, resorts, farms, mines, oil and gas...
Creating a Year Round Home with Heat-Line Self-Regulating Heating Cable Systems
Pump Installation with MA-10 Protection Device
Winterizing a water supply pipe from a lake is one of the most rewarding investments a cottage owner can make. Heat-Line makes this investment possible...
Common Customer Questions (FAQ)
Since 1988 Heat-Line has been manufacturing quality self-regulating heating cable systems to prevent water pipes from freezing and ice dams from forming on roofs. With...
How to Stop Your Town Water Supply from Freezing
A major concern for many northern communities is the issue of frozen lateral service pipes for municipal water. The ability to protect these water services...
Understanding and Programming a Timer for Your Heat-Line Product
Timers are a beneficial accessory when installed with any Heat-Line freeze protection system and should be considered as an option for any installation. Regardless of...
Heat-Line or CARAPACE, What is The Difference?
CARAPACE is a high performance freeze protected potable water pipe constructed of virgin high-density 200 PSI polyethylene resins certified for potability. Heat-Line is an advanced freeze...
Retro-Line Outdoor Intersection Explained
Commonly Retro-Line systems are installed into a pipe from within a building and as such the intersection point of the heating cable and the pipe is located...
Knowing Your Pipe Type and Size
Retro-Line can be used in all pipe types with inside dimensions ranging from 3/4 inch to 2 inch including all metal and non-metal pipes such as...
The Innovation at Heat-Line Continues
Heat-Line is pleased to continue the mission of constantly improving our products to meet the needs of our growing customer base. The latest innovation comes...
Does Low Voltage Heat Trace Use Less Energy?
A common misconception is that low voltage electrical appliances, such as a heating cables, consume less energy than 120/ 240 volt electrical appliances. Power consumption...