Name: In-Pipe Heating Cable for 3/4 in+ Water Supply Lines — Y-Fitting (IPHC-Y)
Brand: YeloDeer
SKU: Y-120IPY-10
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Overview

CSA-Certified In-Pipe Heating Cable for Potable Water Lines — Y-Fitting Included

The YeloDeer IPHC-Y is a self-regulating in-pipe heating cable for freeze protection inside pressurized water supply lines. It is built for cabins, wells, farms, seasonal homes, and other water lines that are buried, exposed, or difficult to heat from the outside.

What Is Included?

Y-Fitting Included The selected in-pipe heating cable and Y-shaped cable-entry fitting are included. Matching hose-barb adapter(s) are not included and must be purchased separately for your pipe type and size.

Controller Not Included This Y-fitting product does not currently have a Cable & Controller Kit option. Add the dedicated controller separately if you want automatic temperature-based on/off control.

For automatic control, purchase the compatible YeloDeer Pipe Heat Tape Thermostat Controller separately.

Y-Fitting or T-Fitting?

Included Y-fitting for easier internal pipe heating cable installation

This Newer Y-Fitting Version Pipe sizes: 3/4 in, 1 in, and 1-1/4 in
Included: In-pipe heating cable and Y-shaped entry fitting
Buy separately: Matching hose-barb adapter(s)
Installation: Gentler entry angle; generally easier cable insertion
Controller: No kit option; controller sold separately

Earlier T-Fitting Version Pipe sizes: 3/4 in, 1 in, 1-1/4 in, 1-1/2 in, and 2 in
Included: Selected in-pipe heating cable
Buy separately: Compatible T-fitting and matching hose-barb adapter(s)
Installation: Sharper entry angle; careful cable guidance required
Controller: Cable-only and Cable & Controller Kit options
Compare the T-fitting version →

Same cable performance: Both versions provide freeze protection for pressurized potable-water lines, with CSA-certified construction, a food-grade outer jacket, a 230 PSI rating, and a GFCI-protected plug on standard 120V models.

Quick choice: Choose this Y-fitting version for an included entry fitting and easier cable insertion. Choose the T-fitting version when you need 1-1/2 in or 2 in pipe compatibility or prefer a Cable & Controller Kit. Both versions require separately purchased hose-barb adapter(s).

Inspect the cable jacket before installation.

Check on arrival: Uncoil the cable and inspect the full outer jacket for cuts, abrasion, flattening, or other transit damage.
If damage is found: Do not install or energize the cable. Take clear photos and contact YeloDeer so confirmed shipping damage can be reviewed and addressed.
Protect during installation: Never force or scrape the cable. Jacket damage can cause water intrusion, leakage, or cable failure.
Report concerns before installation: Once the cable is inside the pipe, it may be difficult to determine whether damage occurred during shipping or installation.

Key Buying Information

Potable Water Use Food-grade fluoropolymer outer jacket for properly installed drinking-water supply lines.

230 PSI Maximum Rated for pressurized water systems up to 230 PSI.

CSA Certified Certified construction with a GFCI-protected plug on standard 120V models.

Self-Regulating Heat Automatically varies heat output along the cable as pipe temperature changes.

Confirm the Installation Before Ordering

Pipe size is 3/4 in, 1 in, or 1-1/4 in At least 17 mm / 0.67 in clear opening through the cable path Matching hose-barb adapter(s) are purchased separately No sharp 90° or 45° elbows in the insertion path Correct cable length has been measured before ordering GFCI plug can remain dry and reach a suitable outlet

Self-regulating does not mean automatic shutoff. The cable reduces its heat output as the pipe warms but remains energized while plugged in. This Y-fitting product has no controller-kit option; purchase the compatible YeloDeer Pipe Heat Tape Thermostat Controller separately for automatic on/off control.

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Applications

Recommended Applications

Residential Water Supply

Potable Water Lines Well Water Lines Cabin Plumbing

Seasonal & Remote Properties

Seasonal Homes Lake Houses Remote Buildings

Farm & Rural Water

Farm Water Lines Livestock Water Rural Supply Lines

Difficult-to-Reach Pipe

Buried Sections Exposed Pipe Hard-to-Wrap Lines

Pipe and Route Requirements

Recommended Pipe Sizes	3/4 in, 1 in, and 1-1/4 in, subject to the actual internal opening
Minimum Clear Opening	17 mm / 0.67 in throughout the insertion path
Entry Method	Included Y-fitting; matching hose-barb adapter(s) purchased separately for the pipe system
Suitable Route	Clear pipe path without sharp elbows, restrictions, or unknown obstructions

Do Not Use This Product For

Open drain, sump, sewer, septic, or wastewater systems—use a dedicated in-drain heating cable
Pipe routes containing sharp 90° or 45° elbows that block smooth insertion
Pipe or fittings with less than 17 mm / 0.67 in of clear internal opening
Damaged, collapsed, blocked, or unknown internal pipe routes
Any layout that requires the cable to be pushed with excessive force

For drain or wastewater freeze protection, use the YeloDeer In-Drain Heating Cable.

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Model	IPHC-Y, Y-fitting entry version
Product Type	Self-regulating internal heat trace cable for water lines
Primary Application	Freeze protection for pressurized potable-water supply lines
Standard Voltage	120V AC
Custom Voltage	240V available by custom order; confirm connection requirements before purchase
Heat Output	3 W/ft at 50°F / 10°C
Maximum Stable Cable Temperature	140°F / 60°C
Maximum Pressure	230 PSI
Outer Jacket	Food-grade fluoropolymer
Cable Size	Approx. 0.42 × 0.20 in / 10.7 × 5.0 mm
Certification	CSA certified
Electrical Protection	GFCI-protected plug on standard 120V cable
Power Cord	Approx. 4 ft
Y-Fitting	Included with the heating cable
Hose-Barb Adapter(s)	Not included; purchase matching adapter(s) separately for 3/4 in, 1 in, or 1-1/4 in pipe
Minimum Clear Opening	17 mm / 0.67 in
Standard Cable Lengths	6–150 ft; availability varies by option

Select the Correct Length

Measure from the planned Y-fitting entry point to the end of the freeze-prone pipe section. Select a heating length that covers that section without leaving unnecessary cable inside the system. Standard finished cables must not be cut or shortened.

For a non-standard length, long run, or 240V project, select the Custom option or contact YeloDeer before ordering. Provide pipe size, measured route length, voltage, fitting details, and installation photos.

Installation

Installation Sequence

Shut off the water supply, depressurize the line, and make the work area safe.
Carefully uncoil the cable and inspect the entire outer jacket before insertion.
Install the included Y-fitting with the separately purchased hose-barb adapter(s) selected for your pipe type and size.
Verify at least 17 mm / 0.67 in of clear opening through the planned cable path.
Feed the cable through the Y-fitting slowly, using smooth hand pressure only.
Stop immediately if the cable catches; do not twist, ram, hammer, or pull it across a sharp edge.
Secure and seal the entry assembly according to the product manual.
Restore water pressure and inspect every connection for leakage.
Keep the electrical connection dry, then connect the GFCI plug to a suitable outlet.
Test the GFCI and compatible controller, if used, before winter operation.

Protect the outer jacket throughout installation. A scrape, cut, puncture, or hard kink can compromise the watertight barrier and lead to water intrusion, leakage, or electrical failure. The Y-fitting makes insertion easier, but resistance still indicates a restriction, obstruction, or poor cable route—not a need for more force.

Installation Rules

Do Not ForceUse controlled hand pressure and stop as soon as resistance increases.

Do Not CutDo not shorten or modify a standard finished heating cable.

Avoid Sharp EdgesDeburr fittings and protect the jacket at every entry surface.

Avoid Sharp ElbowsThe cable is not intended to pass through tight 90° or 45° elbows.

Leak-Test FirstInspect the plumbing connection before energizing the cable.

Insulate the PipeInsulation improves freeze protection and reduces energy use.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included with the Y-fitting version?

The selected in-pipe heating cable and Y-shaped cable-entry fitting are included. Matching hose-barb adapter(s) are not included and must be purchased separately for your pipe type and size. A temperature controller is also sold separately.

How is it different from the T-fitting version?

The heating function, cable construction, installation precautions, 230 PSI rating, CSA certification, potable-water suitability, and GFCI protection are the same. This Y-fitting version fits 3/4 in, 1 in, and 1-1/4 in pipe, includes the Y-shaped entry fitting, and generally allows easier insertion. The T-fitting version also supports 1-1/2 in and 2 in pipe, but the T-fitting must be purchased separately. Both versions require matching hose-barb adapter(s) purchased separately.

Can it be used in a drinking-water line?

Yes. The cable has a food-grade fluoropolymer jacket and is designed for properly installed potable-water supply lines. It is CSA certified and rated for pressure up to 230 PSI.

Why must I inspect the jacket before installation?

The outer jacket is the cable's water barrier. Inspecting it before insertion allows transit damage to be identified and documented. If you find a cut, scrape, or deformation, do not install the product; photograph it and contact YeloDeer.

Can I push harder if the cable stops?

No. Stop and inspect the route. Forcing the cable through a tight fitting, obstruction, or sharp edge may damage its outer jacket and cause water intrusion, leakage, GFCI trips, or cable failure.

What pipe size is required?

The included Y-fitting system is intended for 3/4 in, 1 in, and 1-1/4 in pipe. The complete cable path must also maintain at least 17 mm / 0.67 in of clear internal opening.

Can the cable pass through pipe elbows?

Do not route it through sharp 90° or 45° elbows. A gradual bend may be acceptable only when the cable advances smoothly without scraping or force.

Does the cable turn itself off?

No. Self-regulating cable changes heat output with temperature but remains energized while connected to power. Use a compatible thermostat controller for automatic on/off operation.

Can I cut a standard cable to length?

No. Measure before ordering and select the correct finished length. Contact YeloDeer for a custom-length project.

Is this the right cable for a drain or sewer line?

No. This model is positioned for pressurized water-supply lines. Use a dedicated YeloDeer in-drain or sewer heating cable for drainage and wastewater applications.

Guides

See how YeloDeer customers use our in-pipe heating cable in real winter pipe freeze protection projects.

Customer installation of a YeloDeer Y-fitting in-pipe heating cable
Photos are provided for reference only. Always follow the product manual and confirm compatibility with your pipe system before installation.

Every internal pipe route is different. Before ordering, confirm the pipe size, measured heating length, hose-barb connection, minimum opening, elbows, valves, and any transitions that could restrict insertion.

If the route is uncertain, email photos and project details to yelodeer@yelodeer.com. Review the installation manual before work begins, and use a qualified plumbing or electrical professional when the project is outside your experience.

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