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HTWAT SERIES
Silicone Rubber Heating Tapes with
Adjustable Thermostat Control
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction .........................................................
Safety Alert Symbol..............................................
Important Safety Instructions……………..............
Specifi cations……………………………................
Operating Instructions………………….................
Troubleshooting Guide……………………………..
Contacting OMEGA..............................................
Warranty / Disclaimer............................................
Return Requests / Inquires...................................
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INTRODUCTION
HTWAT Silicone Rubber Heating Tapes with Adjustable Thermostat Control are
designed for process temperature control, freeze protection, and supplemental
heat. Wrap the fl exible heating tape around the desired object you want to heat,
set the temperature, and it will maintain heat at the set temperature.
SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
Immediate hazards which WILL result in severe
personal injury or death
The symbol above is used to call your
attention to instructions concerning your
personal safety. It points out important safety
precautions. It means “ATTENTION! Become
Alert! Your Personal Safety is involved!”
Read the message that follows and be alert to
the possibility of personal injury or death.
Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in
severe personal injury or death
Hazards or unsafe practices which COULD result in
minor personal injury or property damage.
A person who has not read and
understood all installation instructions
is not qualifi ed to install this product.
• Do not immerse heater in liquid.
• Keep volatile or combustible material away from
heater when in use.
• Use heater only in approved locations.
• Keep sharp metal objects away from heater.
Failure to observe these warnings may result in
electric shock, risk of fi re, and personal injury.
End User Must Comply to the Following:
• Only qualifi ed personnel are allowed to connect
electrical wiring.
• Disconnect all supply power at the source before
making any power connections.
• All electrical wiring must follow local electrical
codes and highly recommend following NEC
Article 427.
• Final installation / wiring is to be inspected by the
authority who has jurisdiction in the area that the
heating tape is installed.
• The end-user is responsible for providing a
suitable disconnecting device.
• The end-user is responsible for providing a
suitable electrical protection device. It is highly
recommended that a ground fault circuit breaker
is used.
Failure to observe these warnings may result in
personal injury or damage to the heater.
Agency Approvals
73/23/EC (Low Voltage Directive)
Approvals valid only when installed in
accordance with all applicable
instructions, codes, and regulations.
• Never handle the heating tape
while it is in operation; always
disconnect the heating tape from
the power source and allow to cool
prior to handling.
• Inspect heating tape before use.
• Do not use heating tape with torn or
worn surfaces.
• Do not wrap the heater over itself
• Do not repair damaged or faulty
heaters.
• Do not crush or apply severe
physical stress on heater or cord
assembly.
• Unplug heater when not in use.
• Fasten heater to device using
approved methods only.
• If spillage of foreign matter onto
heater occurs, disconnect from
power source and clean after
heater has been allowed to cool.
• Never operate a heater without an
appropriate heat sink (device being
heated is considered a heat sink).
• Make sure there is a uniform fi t
prior to energizing. If there are air
gaps between the surface to be
heated and the heater, hot spots
can occur that could result in
burnouts due to overheating.
Failure to observe these warnings may
result in personal injury or damage to the
heater.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!
Additional copies of this manual are available upon request.
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SPECIFICATIONS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Operating conditions:
Maximum Exposure Temperature: 450°F (232°C)
Adjustable Thermostat Control 50-425°F (10-218°C) 120 or 240VAC Models
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Power Density: 6.0 watts/in
Suitable for Electrically Conductive Surfaces 120VAC model includes NEMA 1-15 plug
Width
in (mm)
0.5 (13) 24.0 (610) 72 HTWAT051002 HTWAT052002
0.5 (13) 48.0 (1220) 144 HTWAT051004 HTWAT052004
0.5 (13) 72.0 (1830) 216 HTWAT051006 HTWAT052006
0.5 (13) 96.0 (2440) 288 HTWAT051008 HTWAT052008
0.5 (13) 120.0 (3050) 360 HTWAT051010 HTWAT052010
1.0 (25) 24.0 (610) 144 HTWAT101002 HTWAT102002
1.0 (25) 48.0 (1220) 288 HTWAT101004 HTWAT102004
1.0 (25) 72.0 (1830) 432 HTWAT101006 HTWAT102006
1.0 (25) 96.0 (2440) 576 HTWAT101008 HTWAT102008
1.0 (25) 120.0 (3050) 720 HTWAT101010 HTWAT102010
2.0 (51) 24.0 (610) 288 HTWAT201002 HTWAT202002
2.0 (51) 48.0 (1220) 576 HTWAT201004 HTWAT202004
2.0 (51) 72.0 (1830) 864 HTWAT201006 HTWAT202006
2.0 (51) 96.0 (2440) 1152 HTWAT201008 HTWAT202008
2.0 (51) 120.0 (3050) 1440 HTWAT201010 HTWAT202010
3.0 (76) 24.0 (610) 432 HTWAT301002 HTWAT302002
3.0 (76) 48.0 (1220) 864 HTWAT301004 HTWAT302004
3.0 (76) 72.0 (1830) 1296 HTWAT301006 HTWAT302006
3.0 (76) 96.0 (2440) 1440 HTWAT301008 HTWAT302008
3.0 (76) 120.0 (3050) 1440/1800 HTWAT301010 HTWAT302010
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(0.009 watts/mm2) Moisture and Chemical Resistant
Length
in (mm)
To ta l
Watts
Part Number
120VAC
Part Number
240VAC
(No plug)
Read and understand this entire manual before operating this electric heating tape.
STEP 1
Remove heater from box. Visually inspect heater. Do not use if torn or damaged.
STEP 2
Installing your heating tape:
The fl exible heating tape can be installed on both a fl at and/or curved surface.
For a fl at surface, lay the heating tape onto the surface to be heated. For a
curved surface, wrap the heating tape onto the surface to be heated. Attach the
heating tape to the surface by using aluminum tape
, fi berglass tape, or a
mechanical clamping device which will not cause damage to the heating tape.
• The length of one entire side of the heating tape must be in full contact
with the surface. Ensure the heating tape is not kinked, twisted, or any
portion of the tape hanging free from the surface (A).
• Thermostat sensor must be in full contact with object to be heated.
Sensor is located underneath temperature controller box (B).
• Do not overlap heating tape on itself (C).
(A)
Incorrect
Installation:
Heating tape hanging
ree from the surfac
(B)
Correct
Installation:
(C)
Incorrect
Installation:
Heating tape
verlapped on itself
For 120VAC: Plug power cord into appropriate outlet.
For 240VAC: Terminate power cord to appropriate electrical power supply. The
power cable consists of two color-coded conductors, black and white. The black
wire should be connected to Line 1. The white wire should be connected to Line
2. The power connections must be adequately rated to electrically support the
voltage and amperage of the heater. The identifi cation label located on the power
cord displays voltage and amperage requirements.
STEP 4
Adjust dial to desired setting between 50-425°F (10-218°C).
Temperature controller dial and enclosure will become very hot after use.
Always unplug heater and allow to cool prior to handling.
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prior written consent of OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE CONTACTING OMEGA
Please read this guide prior to contacting OMEGA. This guide is designed to
answer the most commonly asked questions. If you are unable to identify the
problem or need additional assistance, please contact us at 1-800-USA-HEAT.
PROBLEM SOLUTION(S)
Does not heat Verify heater is connected to proper voltage.
Check to see if there is a resistance reading (not
an open circuit) in heater using an ohm meter.
Circuit breaker is
tripping
Validate that the circuit breaker is capable of
handling the amp requirement of heater.
Examine heater and cord for any damage.
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