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YeloDeer In Drain Pipe Heating Cable, Suitable for Various Drainage Pipe, Wastewater Systems, 3W/Ft
SKU: Y-IW-10
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Size 10 ft
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In Drain Pipe Heating Cable

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.

You can also contact us via email at yelodeer@yelodeer.com.

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Yes, our In Drain Pipe Heating Cable can be customized to your desired length to ensure it fits your specific application. For detailed customization requests, please email us at: yelodeer@yelodeer.com.

This heating cable is suitable for various scenarios, including drainage systems under dirt roads, roof drainage systems, and sewer lines, effectively preventing freezing in pipes.

Yes, even if there is rarely water in the pipe or it is empty, our heating cable can still function properly. It automatically adjusts its output power to respond to external temperature changes, effectively preventing freezing while avoiding overheating that could damage the pipes.

Our heating cable is widely applicable and can be used with various materials, including PVC and metal pipes, as well as septic lines and sewage systems.

Self-regulating cables adjust their power output with temperature, but they are always on and constantly consuming energy. A controller only activates the system when heating is truly needed, based on sensors, which helps save significant energy.
Plus, controllers offer many other benefits, see below for details: Pipe Heat Tape Thermostat

Questions & Answers

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  • Is there a maximum amperage?

    Hi there,

    Thanks for your question about the maximum amperage of our In-Water Heating Cable (https://yelodeer.com/collections/in-pipe-heating-cable/products/in-water-heating-cable). Let’s break this down clearly with calculations based on the cable’s self-regulating performance and your 50ft length example:

    First, a quick recap of the cable’s core specs (from our product details):

    • At 50°F (10°C): Heat output = 3W/ft
    • At 32°F (0°C) or below: Heat output adjusts to 6W/ft (self-regulating to prevent freezing)
    • Rated voltage = 120V (standard for this model)

    Amperage is calculated using the formula: Amperage (A) = Total Power (W) ÷ Voltage (V)

    1. Amperage at 50°F (10°C) (for 50ft cable)

    Total power at 10°C = 50ft × 3W/ft = 150WAmperage = 150W ÷ 120V = 1.25A

    2. Maximum Amperage (at 32°F/0°C or below, for 50ft cable)

    When temperatures drop to 0°C or lower, the cable’s self-regulating technology increases heat output to 6W/ft—this is the highest power mode, so it also gives the maximum amperage.Total power at 0°C or below = 50ft × 6W/ft = 300WMaximum amperage = 300W ÷ 120V = 2.5A

    In short, for a 50ft cable:

    • Normal amperage (10°C) = 1.25A
    • Maximum amperage (0°C or below) = 2.5A

    This aligns with the cable’s design, its self-regulating feature ensures amperage only increases when needed (to fight freezing) and stays within safe limits for standard 120V circuits. 

    If you have a different cable length or need further clarifications, just let us know!

  • Do you have an in pipe heater for 1/2" pex pipe?

    Hello Michael，

    Thanks for your question! So, our current in-pipe heaters actually don’t work for 1/2" PEX pipes—they need pipes that are 3/4" or larger. Unfortunately, we don’t have one that fits 1/2" right now.

    Could you let me know where you’re using such a small pipe? Maybe a quick photo would help too—you can send it to our email  yelodeer@yelodeer.com. 

    That way, we can keep it in mind for future development. We’d love to make something that works for your needs!

    Thanks and regards，

  • Can you get a 150ft heating cable

    Thank you for reaching out! A 150ft heating cable can be custom-made for you. If you agree, please send us a message at yelodeer@yelodeer.com so we can better assist you.

    Looking forward to your response!

    Best regards,

  • If used in a toilet drain from house above the ground15ft will toilet paper hook on it and clog drain

    We have had customers use this product in toilet drain pipes, and we haven’t received any clogging complaints so far. However, please consider the size of your drain pipe. Our product dimensions are 7.9*4.9mm（0.3*0.19in）, and the outer sheath is quite smooth. If the heating cable is not bent in the pipe, the chance of clogging is low.

    Regarding toilet paper, it should dissolve in water. As long as no fabric, plastic bags, or long hair are flushed, regular toilet paper shouldn’t cause a blockage.

  • I need to put this inside a 4" pvc pipe that my gutter goes into my question is at the end of the pipe the pipe is exposed to the outside with water just pooling up there will this be a issue

    Of course, you can install the heating cable inside the 4" PVC pipe.