Thermon Heat Trace Products

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  • States: NC, SC, TN
  • Summary: Thermon has a solution for all your heat tracing needs; freeze protection, high temperature maintenance or critical process control for analyzer lines and tank heating applications. Contact us for a free audit.
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Whatever the application; freeze protection, high temperature maintenance or critical process control for analyzer lines and tank heating applications, Thermon has a product to help.
 

HEAT TRACING PRODUCTS

Carotek's technical support team can design complete heat trace systems from freeze protection systems to critical process temperature maintenance systems. Thermon's range of products include:
 
Electric Heat Trace: Self-regulating heat trace BSX, HTSX, VSX; Power Limiting Heat trace cables-HPT; Constant Wattage Heat Trace Cables-FPHigh Temperature Maintenance Cables: MIQ (Mineral Insulated Cables)Steam Tracing Products: Safetrace, SnapTrace, Heat Transfer Compounds, ThermotubeInstrument Tubing Products: Pre-Insulated & Heat Traced Tubing BundlesTank Heating SolutionsControl Panels, temperature controllers and thermostats
 
Our extensive Thermon inventory includes all major components for electric heat trace and steam trace systems including heat transfer compounds, heat trace wire, freeze protection cable, industrial heating cables. This allows us to quickly ship materials for customer applications.
Electric heat trace controls systems vary based on design parameters specific to particular application requirements. Thermon is the manufacturer of the widest variety of electric heat trace wire cables and control systems in the world.
 

GET A FREE HEAT TRACE AUDIT

Protect your plant from costly down time, decreased production, and water damage caused by frozen pipes, instruments and vessels this winter by allowing us to conduct a complete heat trace audit and recommend the options for freeze protection solutions, for both hazardous and non-hazardous areas.The audit will factor in key considerations to ensure long term reliability of your electric tracing systems.  We will help ensure quality and appropriate products are selected that are suitable for lifetime of plant operation (minimum 20 years) in accordance with IEEE benchmark testing. We can provide survey services and detailed reports on the condition of your existing electric heat tracing systems.  Thermon offers detailed designs with ‘as built’ documentation on any new systems installed.  Thermon has over 10 years experience in the installation of complex electric tracing projects.  We can help maintain your system to ensure trouble free operation and avoid major upgrades later.
 

HEAT TRACE SYSTEM FEATURES

Carotek specializes in Industrial Electric Heat Tracing, Steam Heat Tracing, Instrument Tubing Bundles, Controls & Monitoring, and CEMS/Analyzer Umbilicals.  We help customer with various applications including:
Pipe Freeze ProtectionPipe Temperature MaintenanceLong Line HeatingTank Vessel HeatingInstrument Tubing BundlesCEMS/Analyzer UmbilicalsHopper HeatingPower GenerationDrum Heating
 

HEAT TRACING CABLE TYPES

Self-regulating heat trace cables are designed to provide freeze protection or process temperature maintenance to piping. These cables can be used on metal or plastic piping, tanks and equipment.Power-Limiting Heat Trace Cables are designed for process temperature maintenance or freeze protection. Power-limiting cables are specifically used for process temperature maintenance for high temperatures or freeze protection where there is a high temperature exposure factor.Constant Watt Heat Trace Cables are designed to provide freeze protection or process temperature maintenance. The parallel resistance configuration allows the cable to be cut to length and termination in the field with easy to use Thermon supplied kits.Thermon also manufactures heat trace cables used in applications for long line temperature maintenance or freeze protection and high temperature maintenance, high temperature exposure and/or high watt density applications that exceed the limitation of thermoplastic insulated cables.Steam Tracing provides solutions that range from freeze protection to maintaining temperatures close to that of steam itself. Heat Transfer compounds create an efficient thermal bond between a steam or electric heater and process pipes or equipment.Heat Transfer compounds create an efficient thermal bond between a steam or electric heater and process pipes or equipment.Instrument Tubing Bundles are a cost effective way to provide tubing that requires heat trace and insulation. These pre-Insulated bundles provide reliable process temperature maintenance in a variety of analytical and process instrumentation applications.

Electric Heat Tracing Applications

Complex PipingLong Transfer LinesVessel HeatingTank Foundation HeatingHopper HeatingFlow, Level ad Pressure Transmitters“CEMS” Continuous Emission Monitoring SystemsProcess Analytical Sample LinesHeat Transfer CompoundsClamp-on HeatersPre-Insulated Tubing BundlesIsolated Steam TracersTank and Vessel Heating UnitsFreeze Protection
Model Watt Densities w/ft@50°F Supply Voltage Max Maintenance Temperature Maximum Exposure Temperature Application
BSX 3,5,8,10 110-120 VAC & 208-277 VAC 150°F (65°C) 185°F(85°C) Power-Off Classified & Nonclassified areas
HTSX 3,6,9,12,15,20 110-120 VAC & 208-277 VAC 250°F(121°C) 400°F(204°C)Power-Off Classified & Nonclassified areas
VSX 5,10,15,20 110-120 VAC & 208-277 VAC 300°F(149°C) 450°F(232°C) Intermittent Power-on Nonclassified, Zone 1 and 2 classified areas
HPT 5,10,15,20 120/240 VAC 300°F(149°C) 500°F(260°C) Power-Off Ordinary (nonclassified) areas Zone 1 and 2 classified areas
FP 2.5,5,10 120/240 VAC nominal 150°F (65°C) 400°F(204°C) Power-Off Nonclassified & Zone 2 classified areas
TEK N/A up to 600 VAC 215°F (101°C) 450°F(232°C) Power-Off Classified & Nonclassified areas
HTEK N/A For operation up to 600 VAC 400°F(204°C) 500°F(260°C) Power-Off Classified & Nonclassified areas
MIQ N/A 300 and 600 VAC 932°F (500°C) 1,112°F (600°C) Power-Off Classified & Nonclassified areas.