Heating Cables

How is Heating Cable Used?

Heating cable is primarily used to prevent condensation and ice formation in refrigeration systems. It is commonly installed:

• Around cool room and freezer doors to prevent ice buildup.
• In refrigerated display cabinets to maintain visibility and food quality.
• Inside drain lines to prevent freezing and blockages.
• In custom food warming applications to maintain consistent temperatures.
• In industrial processing where heat needs to be applied to specific areas.

The cable can be installed using self-adhesive aluminium foil, tape, or mounted within grooves and channels to ensure efficient heat transfer. Proper spacing and installation prevent overheating and extend the cable's lifespan.

Heating Cable Available from Stokes

Silicone Rubber (SRG) Insulated Heating Cable

• Rated to 150°C and capable of higher heat output.
• Suitable for more demanding applications, including freezer doors and drain lines.
• Can handle up to 50 watts per metre.
• Available with fibreglass insulation for additional protection.

Stokes heating cables come in various resistance ratings and lengths, supplied on 100m and 610m rolls, with additional customisation available upon request.

For assistance in selecting the correct heating cable for your application, please contact our expert team.