5MLTV2-60 - Heating cable Vevor - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 5MLTV2-60 Vevor

Technical Support and E-Warranty Certificate www.vevor.com/support

PIPE HEATING CABLE

MODEL:

We continue to be committed to provide you tools with competitive price.

"Save Half", "Half Price" or any other similar expressions used by us only represents an estimate of savings you might benefit from buying certain tools with us compared to the major top brands and does not necessarily mean to co all categories of tools offered by us. You are kindly reminded to verify carefully when you are placing an order with us if you are actually Saving Half in comparison with the top major brands.

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

PIPE HEATING CABLE

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector at the end (no visible text or symbols)

NA Version EU Version

Coiled black cable with a small plug inserted, wrapped in white tape (no text or symbols visible)

NEED HELP? CONTACT US!

Have product questions? Need technical support? Please feel fr contact us:

Technical Support and E-Warranty Certificate www.vevor.com/support

This is the original instruction, please read all manual instruction carefully before operating. VEVOR reserves a clear interpretation user manual. The appearance of the product shall be subject to product you received. Please forgive us that we won't inform you there are any technology or software updates on our product.

Information

A special self-regulating core is at the center of MLTV Kit. This core is con and adjusts according to the surrounding temperatures. When it is cold, the cable's core has many conductive paths that generate enough heat to keep flowing in the pipe.

As the surrounding temperature warms, there are fewer conductive paths and heat is generated. This self-regulating technology ensures the right amount of is applied, when and where it's needed.

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

MLTV Kit

Pipe freeze prevention cable. Pre-terminated and self-regulating with plug. Nominal EU: 9.8Watts/m at°C3016.4 Watts/m at°C10240 VAC. NA: 3Watts/ft at 86°FWatts/ft at 50, 120VAC.

MLTV Kit is engineered to vary its heat output with changes in surrounding temperature.

Because of the self-regulating feature of this cable, MLTV Kit can be wrappe itself (overlapped), if necessary, when installed on pipes, valves or flanges.

Guard Against Unnecessary Frozen or Burst Water and Drain Pipes.

Automatically Regulates Heat Output To Save You Energy.

Can be Doubled & Overlapped For Easy Application.

Product operating temperature range

This product is controlled by a temperature sensor to detect temperature. It is working when the temperature is below 6 ± 3^ C (4 and 5 stops working when the temperature is above 13 ± 3^ C(55 ± 5^ F) . The light on when plugged in only indicates power on, and the operation is controlled by degree switch.

ACCESSORIES

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a blue tab (no text or symbols visible)

Fiberglass Tape

Assemble

Follow these 6 easy steps for a worry-free winter.

1. Collect Application Information

• Determine if your pipe is plastic or metal.
• Measure the diameter of the pipe.
• Measure the length of the pipe.
- Count the valves and spigots.

2. Check Power Supply

• Verify that an electrical outlet is available within 2m(EU)/3ft(NA) of splice location on pipe.
• It is recommended that the circuit supplying the heating cable have ground protection; this is mandatory by electrical code for some applications in many regions. Consult an electrical inspector to determine the specific ground fault requirements for your application prior to installation. If you are unsure that y circuit has ground fault protection, consult an electrician.

3. Review Temperature Selection Chart

• Locate the Lowest Expected Temperature
• Selection Chart you plan on using.
• Locate the pipe diameter of your plastic or metal pipe in that temperature

4. Select Your Cable Kit

• Refer to the information you collected in Step 1.
• Take the measurement of the length of the pipe.

• Then add one foot (2.54cm/1 in) of cable for each valve or spigot you co
• Total this information to determine the cable length in feet of MLTV Kit ca will need for this project.
• Select the MLTV Kit Pipe Freeze Prevention kit that most closely matches cable length in feet per kit selection chart.

5. Additional Items Required

• Pipe/Cable must be covered with 1/2" (1.27cm/0.5 in) fiberglass (or equivalent non-flammable insulation).
• Use fiberglass tape to attach cable to pipe.

Product Information(NA Version)

Catalog Number	Voltage/V	Heating Cable Length/ FT (±2%)	Watts/m @50°F	Power Cord Length/FT (±2%)	Maximum maintenance Temperature °F
5MLTV1-3	120	3	5	3	150
5MLTV1-6	120	6	5	3	150
5MLTV1-9	120	9	5	3	150
5MLTV1-12	120	12	5	3	150
5MLTV1-15	120	15	5	3	150
5MLTV1-18	120	18	5	3	150
5MLTV1-24	120	24	5	3	150
5MLTV1-30	120	30	5	3	150
5MLTV1-40	120	40	5	3	150
5MLTV1-60	120	60	5	3	150
5MLTV1-80	120	80	5	3	150
5MLTV1-10	120	100	5	3	150
5MLTV1-12	120	120	5	3	150

Product Information(EU Version)

Catalog Number	Voltage/V	Heating Cable Length/	Watts/m @10°C	Power Cord Length/m	Maximum maintenance Temperature°C
5MLTV2-6	230	1.83	16.4	2	65
5MLTV2-12	230	3.7	16.4	2	65
5MLTV2-18	230	5.5	16.4	2	65
5MLTV2-60	230	18.3	16.4	2	65
5MLTV2-80	230	24.4	16.4	2	65
5MLTV2-120	230	36.6	16.4	2	65

6. Thermostat Installation

- The thermostat (the splice of the heating cable) must be placed tightly against pipe and secured with good quality fiberglass tape. The thermostat should be placed on the coldest end of the pipe and turn the cable on and off to promote economical operation.

We Make It Easy To Select Your Cable

Unshaded selections can run straight along the pip

TAPE

Bold shaded selections must be evenly spiraled along pipe.

TAPE

Table “A” Lowest Expected Temperature: 0 °F (NA Version)

	Plastic Pipe			Metal Pipe
Diameter	1/2”(0.5in)	3/4”(0.75in)	1”(1in)	1/2”(0.5in)	3/4”(0.75in)	1”(1in)
Model	Plastic Pipe Length			Metal Pipe Length
3ft	1.5-2.7ft	1.5-2.4ft	1.2-2.1ft	1.5-2.7ft	1.5-2.4ft	1.2-2.1ft
6ft	3.0-5.4ft	3.0-4.8ft	2.4-4.2ft	3.0-5.4ft	3.0-5.4ft	3.0-5.4ft
9ft	4.5-8.1ft	4.5-7.2ft	3.6-6.3ft	4.5-8.1ft	4.5-8.1ft	4.5-8.1ft
12ft	8.1-11.4ft	7.2-9.6ft	6.3-8.1ft	8.1-11.4ft	8.1-11.4ft	8.1-11.4ft
15ft	10.2-14.1ft	9-12ft	8.1-9,9ft	10.2-14.1ft	10.2-14.1ft	10.2-14.1ft
18ft	13.5-17.1ft	11.7-15.3ft	9.9-13.5ft	13.5-17.1ft	13.5-17.1ft	13.5-17.1ft
24ft	16.5-22.8ft	15.3-20.4ft	13.2-18ft	16.5-22.8ft	16.5-22.8ft	16.5-22.8ft
30ft	20.7-28.5ft	19.2-25.5ft	16.5-22.5ft	21.3-28.5ft	21.3-28.5ft	21.3-28.5ft
40ft	26.9-37.1ft	25.3-37.3ft	21.5-32.3ft	26.9-37.1ft	25.3-37.3ft	21.5-32.3ft
60ft	39.9-59.1ft	36.9-54.6ft	31.2-47.1ft	39.9-59.1ft	39.9-59.1ft	39.9-59.1ft
80ft	53.7-79.1ft	50.6-74.5ft	42.9-64.6ft	53.7-79.1ft	53.7-79.1ft	53.7-79.1ft
100ft	66.7-99.2ft	62.9-93.3ft	53.0-80.6ft	66.7-99.2ft	66.7-99.2ft	66.7-99.2ft
120ft	80.1-119.1ft	75.2-112.7ft	63.1-97.9ft	80.1-119.1 ft	80.1-110.1ft	80.1-119.1ft

Table “B” Lowest Expected Temperature: -20 °F(NA Version)

	Plastic Pipe			Metal Pipe
Diameter	1/2"(0.5in)	3/4"(0.75in)	1"(1in)	1/2"(0.5in)	3/4"(0.75in)	1"(1in)
Model	Plastic Pipe Length			Metal Pipe Length
3ft	1.5-2.7ft	1.5-2.4ft	1.2-2.1ft	1.5-2.7ft	1.5-2.4ft	1.2-2.1ft
6ft	2.4-3.6ft	2.4-3.3ft	2.4-3ft	3.0-5.4ft	3.0-5.4ft	3.0-5.4ft
9ft	3.6-5.4ft	3.3-4.5ft	3-3.6ft	4.5-8.1ft	4.5-7.2ft	3.6-6.3ft
12ft	5.4-7.2ft	4.5-6.3ft	3.6-5.7ft	8.1-11.4ft	7.2-10.5ft	6.3-9.6ft
15ft	7.2-9.0ft	6.3-8.1ft	5.1-7.2ft	10.2-14.1ft	9.3-13.2ft	8.1-12.3ft
18ft	9.0-11.91ft	8.1-9.9ft	7.2-9.0ft	13.5-17.1ft	12.6-16.2ft	11.7-13.5ft
24ft	11.7-15.6ft	9.9-13.2ft	9.0-12.0ft	17.1-22.8ft	16.2-21.6ft	13.5-18ft
30ft	15.6-19.8ft	13.2-17.4ft	12.0-15.3ft	22.8-29.4ft	21.6-27.3ft	18.0-22.8ft
40ft	26.9-37.1ft	25.3-37.3ft	21.5-32.3ft	26.9-37.1ft	25.3-37.3ft	21.5-32.3ft
60ft	30.0-40.8ft	26.4-35.4ft	22.8-31.2ft	44.7-59.4ft	41.1-54.6ft	34.5-46.5ft
80ft	43.5-54.7ft	37.8-47.0ft	33.3-41.9ft	63.4-79.4ft	58.2-73.0ft	49.6-62.4ft
100ft	54.4-68.4ft	47.1-58.8ft	42.1ft-52.6ft	79.9-99.4ft	72.4-90.7ft	62.2-77.8ft
120ft	64.8-82.1ft	56.5-70.6ft	50.5-63.1ft	95.9-119.3ft	86.9-108.8ft	74.6-93.4ft

Table “A” Lowest Expected Temperature: -18°C(EU Version)

	Plastic Pipe			Metal Pipe
Diameter	1/2”(1.27cm)	3/4”(1.91cm)	1”(2.54cm)	1/2”(1.27cm)	3/4”(1.91cm)	1”(2.54cm)
Model	Plastic Pipe Length			Metal Pipe Length
1.83m	0.92-1.65m	0.92-1.5m	0.73-1.3m	0.92-1.65m	0.92-1.65m	0.92-1.65m
3.7m	2.5-3.5m	2.2-3m	2m-2.5m	2.5-3.5m	2.5-3.5m	2.5-3.5m
5.5m	4.2-5.3m	11.7-15.3ft	9.9-13.5ft	4.2-5.3m	4.2-5.3m	4.2-5.3m
18.3m	12.2-18.02m	11.25-16.64m	9.51-14.36m	12.2-18.02m	12.2-18.02m	12.2-18.02m
24.4m	53.7-79.1ft	15.42-22.7	13.1-19.7m	16.37-24.11m	16.37-24.11m	16.37-24.11m
36.6m	24.41-36.3m	22.92-34.35m	19.23-29.84m	24.41-36.3m	24.41-36.3m	24.41-36.3m

Table “B” Lowest Expected Temperature: -29 °C(EU Version)

	Plastic Pipe			Metal Pipe
Diameter	1/2”(1.27cm)	3/4”(1.91cm)	1”(2.54cm)	1/2”(1.27cm)	3/4”(1.91cm)	1”(2.54cm)
Model	Plastic Pipe Length			Metal Pipe Length
1.83m	0.73-1.1m	0.73-1m	0.73-0.92m	0.92-1.65m	0.92-1.65m	0.92-1.65m
3.7m	1.65-2.2m	1.37-1.92m	1.1-1.74m	2.5-3.5m	7.2-10.5ft	6.3-9.6ft
5.5m	2.74-3.63m	2.45-3.02m	2.2-2.74m	4.11-5.21m	3.84-4.94m	3.57-4.11m
18.3m	9.1-12.4m	8-10.8m	6.9-9.5m	13.6-18.1m	12.5-16.6m	10.5-14.2m
24.4m	13.3-16.67m	11.5-14.32m	10.15-12.77m	19.32-24.2m	17.74-22.25m	15.12-19.02m
36.6m	20.85-25m	17.2-21.52m	15.4-19.23m	29.23-36.36m	26.5-33.2m	22.73-28.5m

Example:

1. If lowest expected temperature: °C(2920°F), choose Table "B"
2. If the material of the pipe is plastic, and the diameter of pipe is 1/2" (1.27cm/0.5in), and length of pipe is between 0.73-0.1.1m(2.4-3.6ft).
3. Then we choose Model 1.83m(6ft).

This system can be installed with confidence that it will operate for years with requiring service. All components are made of the highest quality material and tested during critical points in the manufacturing process.

The thermostat (the splice of the heating cable) must be placed tightly against pipe and secured with good quality fiberglass tape. The thermostat should be placed on the coldest end of the pipe and turn the cable on and off to protect economical operation.

General requirements

• MLTV heating cables may be used on metal and plastic water pipes(such PEX pipeline、PVC pipeline),but not on flexible vinyl tubing (such as garden hoses).
• MLTV heating cables are not intended for use inside any pipes, for freeze protection of liquids other than water, or for use in classified hazardous locat
• Install with a minimum of 1/2" fire-resistant, waterproof thermal insulation.
• Never use on any pipes that may exceed(150°F)..
• You can install the product plug on the socket or regulator. But it cannot or damage the heating cable.
• Do not used inside the tube, can only be used outside the tube.
• Do not used pipe-heating cable for roof and gutter deicing application.
• Do not used by buring underground.
• Tape can be directly used on polyethylene pipes, but electrical tape cannot used.
• Install only in accessible locations; do not install behind walls or where the cable would be hidden.
• Do not run the heating cable through walls, ceilings, or floors.
• Connect only to ground-fault protected outlets that have been installed in accordance with all prevailing national and local codes and standards and are protected from rain and other water.

Electrical codes

Articles 422 and 427 of the National Electrical Code (NEC), and Part 1, Sec of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), govern the installation of MLTV heatir cable for pipe freeze protection and must be followed.

Important: For the Xuhui warranty to be valid, you must comply with all the requirements outlined in these guidelines.

All thermal and design information provided here is based upon a “standard” installation with heating cable fastened to an insulated pipe.

Determine which MLTV heating cable you need for pipe freeze protection:

Add 1 foot to your pipe length for each valve or spigot on your pipe The lowest outside temperature is°C(08F), need a minimum of 1/2" thick water

Warning Fire and Shock Hazard. This product is an electrical device that must be installed correctly to ensure proper operation and to prevent shock or fire. Re these important warnings and carefully follow all the installation instructions.

• When used with non-metallic conduit/pipe, the softening temperature of the non-metallic conduit/pipe shall be greater than (185°F).
• To minimize the danger of fire from sustained electrical arcing if the heating cable is damaged or improperly installed, and to comply with the requirements Xuhui agency certifications, and national electrical codes, ground fault equipment protection must be used on each heating cable branch circuit. Arcing may not be stopped by conventional circuit protection.
• For pipe freeze protection applications, use only fire-resistant insulation materials such as preformed foam or fiberglass.
• Do not damage the heating cable and power cord or plug. Remove any damaged cables from service immediately.
• Do not use any wire or metal clamps to attach the cable to the pipe. Us fiberglass tape (1/2 inch wide to 1 inch wide).
• Do not install the heating cable underneath any roof covering for roof and de-icing.
• Leave these installation instructions with the user for future reference.

Installation

1. Prepare for installation.

• Store the heating cable in a clean, dry place.
• Complete piping pressure test.

• Prior to installing the cable, remove any sharp surfaces on the pipe that n damage the heating cable.

• Review the MLTV heating cable design and compare to materials received verify that you have the proper MLTV heating cable.

• Walk the system and plan the routing of the MLTV heating cable on the
• Heating cables can be installed in a cross overlapping manner in areas with lower temperatures, such as valves, flanges, etc(Figure 1).

Thermostat Installation See details in No.6 below 12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label End view

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

2. Position and attach heating cable to pipe.

• Be sure all piping to be traced is dry.
• Install heating cable, using straight tracing Figure 1, or spiraling Figure 2.

• For straight tracing, install the heating cable on a lower half of the pipe; example, in the 4 o'clock or 8 o'clock position.

• Be sure to install the additional heating cable required for valves, flanges, as shown in Figures 1 and 2.

• When the design calls for spiraling, begin by suspending a loop every 10 as shown in Figure 2. To determine the loop length, divide the MLTV length your pipe length and multiply by 10. For example, if you are using a 15.24 MLTV on a 40-foot pipe, leave a 3.66m(12ft) loop of heating cable at every 3.1m(10ft) section of pipe. Grasp the loop in its center and wrap it around Even out the distance between spirals by sliding the wraps along the pipe. If fiberglass tape to secure the center of the loop to the pipe.

- Fasten MLTV heating cable to the pipe at 1-foot intervals using fiberglass application tape or nylon cable ties. Do not use vinyl electrical tape, duct tap metal bands, or wire.

- If excess cable remains at the end of the pipe, double it back along the

3. Check the installation.

- Prior to installing thermal insulation, make sure the heating cable is free of mechanical damage (from cuts, clamps, etc.) and thermal damage (from solde overheating, etc.).

Technical illustration of a mechanical device with a coiled cable and labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

4. Install thermal insulation.

• A reliable MLTV system depends on properly installed and dry, weatherproof thermal insulation.
• Ensure that at least 1/2" of preformed foam or equivalent thermal insulation used and that all piping, including valves, joints, and wall penetrations, has be fully insulated as shown in Figure 3.

• For protection to -20(-20°F), use 1" thick insulation.

• Install the insulation on the piping as soon as possible to minimize the po for mechanical damage after installation.

• Be sure the MLTV label is visible on the outside of the thermal insulation.

5. Finishing the installation.

• To prevent damage to the heating cable or cord, secure the power cord (lead) with fiberglass tape as shown in Figure 4.
• Two labels indicating the presence of electric pipe heating cable are included with the heating cable. Attach the two “Electric Traced” labels on the outer section of the pipe insulation at suitable intervals to indicate the presence of MLTV heating cable.

6. Thermostat installation

The thermostat (the splice of the heating cable) must be placed tightly against pipe and secured with good quality fiberglass tape. The thermostat should be placed on the coldest end of the pipe and turn the cable on and off to protect economical operation.

7. Starting the system.

- Xuhui recommends that the system be tested the “Cable testing and maintenance” section belo

- Plug the heating cable into a ground-fault pro outlet.

- Check the circuit breaker to verify power to t cable.

Diagram of cable routing through a device box with multiple connectors (no text or labels)

● Standing water in the pipe should feel warm within an hour.
- For MLTV with power cord but without plug, using CE certified or UL Listed Type 4X junction box and outlet bushing and wire nuts (suitable for 12 to 1 wire size), connect the black and white cold leads to both phase wires and green cold lead to ground.
- Check the circuit breaker to verify power to the cable.

Warning: De-energize circuit before servicing.

Cable testing and maintenance

Using a 500-Vdc megohmmeter, check the insulation resistance between both the rectangular (power, or black and white wire) prongs on the plug and the (ground, or green wire) prong after installing the heating cable. Minimum read should be 50 megohms.

Record the original values for each circuit, and compare subsequent readings taken during regular maintenance schedules to the original values.

If the readings fall below 50 megohms, replace the MLTV cable with a new not attempt to repair the unit.

Warning: Fire and Shock Hazard.

Damaged heating cable can cause electrical shock, arcing, and fire. Do not attempt to repair or energize damaged heating cable. Remove it at once and replace with a new length.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Probable Causes	Corrective Action
Heating cable doesn’t work	No voltage.Circuit breaker tripped.	Check circuit breaker.Ensure not too many cables or other appliances connected on the same circuitChange a right size of circuit break for the heating cable.
Pipe or roof freezed	Power on heating cable too late	Power on heating cable before temperature down to 0°C(32°F) and keep it work in low temp.

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

Technical Support and E-Warranty Certificate

www.vevor.com/support

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector attached (no visible text or symbols)

Coiled black electrical plug with metal clip, no visible text or symbols

Version UEVersion NA

BESOIN D'AIDE ? CONTACTEZ-NOUS!

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

Kit MLTV

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a small blue tab (no text or symbols visible)

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector attached (no visible text or symbols)

Coiled black electrical plug with metal clip, no visible text or symbols

EU-VersionNA-Version

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

MLTV-Kit

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a small blue tab (no text or symbols visible)

Glasfaserband

Montieren

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

Diagram of cable routing through a device box with multiple connectors (no text or labels)

www.vevor.com/support

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector attached (no visible text or symbols)

Coiled black cable with a small plug inserted, wrapped with white tape (no text or symbols visible)

Versione UEVersione NA

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

Kit MLTV

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a blue square patch, no visible text or markings.

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

elettronica www.vevor.com/support

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector attached (no visible text or symbols)

Coiled black electrical cable with a small plug, wrapped in white bands (no text or symbols visible)

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

Equipo MLTV

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a small blue mark on the side (no text or symbols visible)

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector attached (no visible text or symbols)

Coiled black electrical plug with metal clip, no visible text or symbols

Wersja UEWersja NA

POTRZEBUJESZ POMOCY? SKONTAKTUJ SIĘ Z NAMI!

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

Zestaw MLTV

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a blue tab (no text or symbols visible)

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

Diagram of cable routing through a box with multiple connectors (no text or labels)

www.vevor.com/support

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

Technische ondersteuning en e-garantiecertificaat www.vevor.com/support

LEIDING VERWARMINGSKABEL

MODEL:

NA-VERSIE: 5MLTV1-3, 5MLTV1-9, 5MLTV1-12, 5MLTV1-15, 5MLTV1-40, 5MLTV1-6, 5MLTV1-18, 5MLTV1-24, 5MLTV1-30, 5MLTV1-60, 5MLTV1-80, 5MLTV1-100, 5MLTV1-120

EU-VERSIE: 5MLTV2-6, 5MLTV2-12, 5MLTV2-18, 5MLTV2-60, 5MLTV2-80, 5MLTV2-120

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector, no visible text or symbols on the main subject.

NA-versie

Coiled black cable with a small plug inserted, wrapped with white tape (no text or symbols visible)

EU-versie

HULP NODIG? NEEM CONTACT MET ONS OP!

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

MLTV-kit

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a small blue tab (no text or symbols visible)

Glasvezelband

Monteren

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

Diagram of cable routing through a device box with multiple connectors (no text or labels)

garantiecertificaat www.vevor.com/support

VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

Coiled orange and black cable with a metallic connector attached (no visible text or symbols)

Coiled black electrical plug with metal clip, no visible text or symbols

EU-versionNA-version

BEHÖVER HJÄLP? KONTAKTA OSS!

COLD PIPE HOT PIPE High Output Reduced Output Minimal Output

MLTV kit

Close-up of a beige plastic tape roll with a blue tab (no text or symbols visible)

Glasfibertejp

Montera

Figure 1. Straight-traced installation

12 inches Tape or cable ties heating cable 1/2 in insulation Waterproof covering Pipe label 10 feet Glass tape (typical) Heating cable Apply glass tape before spiraling heating cable on pipe Pull heating cable loop length Tape after spiraling heating cable on pipe Wrap loops in opposite direction

Figure 2. Spiral-traced installation

Diagram of a cylindrical device with a coiled cable and plug, labeled as Figure 3. Insulation (no text or symbols on the diagram itself)

Strain relief Cord label Pipe label Figure 4. Strain relief Note: Pipes must be fully insulated.

4. Installera värmeisolering.

Diagram of cable routing through a device box with multiple connectors (no text or labels)

www.vevor.com/support