Heating

cable

How much electricity does a heating cable consume?

The power consumption of a heating cable depends primarily on its power (watts) and the daily operating time. As a rule, the power consumption of standard heating cables is between 10 and 30 watts per metre. A 10-metre-long heating cable with 20 watts per metre would therefore have a total power output of 200 watts. If it is operated for 5 hours per day, for example, this results in a daily power consumption of 1 kWh.

High-quality heating cables for every application

Heating cables are used in many areas, whether for frost protection of water pipes, gutters, rain barrels or in pond construction. High-quality models impress with their reliable heating performance, weather-resistant materials and ease of use. Especially in outdoor areas, it is important to use waterproof, UV-resistant and durable products. Many heating cables are supplied ready to plug in with an integrated thermostat and can be connected directly to the socket.

Can heating cables be repaired?

As a rule, it is not advisable to repair a damaged heating cable yourself, especially if it is an electrical product for outdoor or pond use. Cut or damaged heating cables lose their insulation and pose a considerable danger to both humans and animals. Repairing self-regulating heating cables or models with integrated thermostats is particularly technically challenging and, in many cases, impossible or uneconomical.

Heating cables for ponds, gardens and technology – discover them online now

Whether you need to protect your pond in winter, secure garden pipes or for technical applications, you will find a wide range of high-quality heating cables in our product range. We offer plug-in models with thermostats, self-regulating heating cables and special solutions for demanding outdoor applications. All heating cables are designed for continuous use in cold and damp conditions and meet the highest safety standards.