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YeloDeer Pipe Heat Tape Thermostat, Temperature Controller, Includes a 15 ft Sensor
SKU: Y-PHC
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Pipe Heat Tape Thermostat

Common Questions

This FAQ section is compiled from real customer inquiries.

If you have any other questions about this product, whether related to its design, installation, or application, feel free to ask directly in the QA section at the bottom of the page to get your answers.

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Yes. The thermostat has an auto-restore function:

  • If it was ON before losing power → it will turn ON again automatically when power comes back.
  • If it was OFF before the outage → it stays OFF after power is restored.

You do not need to reset anything after a power failure.

We recommend turning it on for the entire winter season. You can plug it in and trun it on before winter begins, and the thermostat will turn ON and OFF automatically based on temperature.

You don’t need to monitor it or manually switch anything, it manages itself.

Yes. The heating cable is self-regulating and will adjust its power output depending on temperature. However, without the thermostat, it will stay energized all the time, using more electricity.

With the thermostat connected → It cycles ON/OFF automatically, saving energy.

Yes, as long as your heating cable is 120V and the total load is within the thermostat’s rated amperage. It works with both self-regulating and constant-wattage heat cables.

No. It can control any type of heater, as long as:
● The heater is 120V, and
● The total amps is within 15 amps.

Examples it can control:
✔ Pipe heating cables
✔ Small heaters
✔ Heating pads
✔ Livestock & barn heating equipment

The thermostat housing has basic water-resistance, but the plug and socket are not waterproof.

For safety, we recommend installing the thermostat indoors or in a sheltered location where it will not be exposed to rain or standing water.
The temperature sensor can be placed outdoors, directly on the pipe, even in freezing or wet environments.

Yes. Instead of running the heating cable continuously, the thermostat only activates it when temperatures drop below your setting. This can reduce winter electricity usage significantly.

Questions & Answers

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  • Hello, do you have a heating cable for water that is installed inside a pipe SMALLER THAN THREE QUARTER

    Hello Martin,

    Thank you for your question. 

    No, we do not have a in pipe heating cable designed for pipes smaller than 3/4 inch. 

    YeloDeer in-pipe heating cables are typically intended for pipes larger than 3/4 inch.

    If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to us at yelodeer@yelodeer.com.

  • I plan to use this in conjuction with MAXKOSKO green heat trace, which has power output from 5 to 8 W/ft. Heat trace and pipe would be in 1/2" thick fiberglass insulation. Pipe and insulation would also be covered by 4 to 6 inches of cellulose (blown in) insulation.

    Thank you for your inquiry! Our Pipe Heat Tape Thermostat is compatible with any brand of heat trace cable.

    For your application, it’s important to note that the thermostat's sensor must be attached directly to the pipe at a cold spot. This allows it to monitor the temperature accurately and operate effectively. In other words, the sensor should be placed inside your insulation, in contact with the coldest point of the pipe.