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King Self Regulating Heat Trace Cable | 120 Volt | 8 Watts/Foot | Bulk Coil Click on a Coil Length to Display Part Number and Price:250 Ft Coil Length Plumbers and gas line installers Size:1" Pex Crimper
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King Self Regulating Heat Trace Cable 120 Volt 8 Watts Foot Bulk Coil Click on a Coil Length to Display Part Number and Price:250 Ft Coil Length Plumbers and gas line installers Size:1" Pex Crimper Plumbers and gas line installers use a one hand ratchet pipe cutter like this to keep their other hand on the pipe and is designed for one person operation 240 volt heat trace cable allows for double the maximum length of 120 volt heat trace cable in a single run commercial and residential pipe heat tracing and rain gutter applications
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