Why the Heat-Line Internal Heating Cable System; Retro-FM is Supplied with a One Inch Thread - Heat-Line Freeze Protection Systems
Why the Heat-Line Internal Heating Cable System; Retro-FM is Supplied with a One Inch Thread - Heat-Line Freeze Protection Systems

Why the Heat-Line Internal Heating Cable System; Retro-FM is Supplied with a One Inch Thread

Retro-FM is an internal self-regulating heating cable system designed to provide internal freeze protection for existing, problematic, pressurized sewage and grey water force mains and large diameter pressurized potable water pipes without the need to excavate.

Retro-FM is an advanced, tubular self-regulating heating cable system that is used internally for efficient and reliable pipe freeze protection in pressurized applications of 230PSI or less.

A lot of people ask why a one inch thread is included, when this product is intended to be used in a pipe as large as two inches or greater. The system is outfitted with a one inch male thread, but you can always increase the thread size as needed with standard plumbing bushings. The Retro-FM can be used in pipes ranging from two inch, all the way up to six inch. The Retro-FM package includes a one inch female to two inch male bushing, but can be increased further with standard bushings by visiting any local hardware store.

A one inch female, to a two inch male bushing is included in the Retro-FM package.

Retro-FM is the only trace heating system designed to internally protect pressurized sewage and grey water pipes as well as large diameter potable water supply pipes. These applications include but are not limited to rural and municipal sewage force mains; commercial/industrial potable water supply pipes and other similar applications.

Typical Rural Retro-FM Application

 

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