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  • 06-10-2020, 11:20 PM
    Renigaed
    How to run heat tape parallel?
    Hi guys I've been looking for a good video that shows a step by step how to process for how to run heat tape in parallel on a rack. I cant seem to find a good video that includes how to do this as well as the materials used. Can anyone help?
  • 06-11-2020, 02:26 AM
    KMG
    My Animal Plastics rack has it woven through the rack. It simply goes across one shelf and then in a slit between the side and the shelf. It goes along the wall and then across the next shelf. On the other side it again goes in a slit and to the next shelf. Kinda a zig zag pattern going from shelf to shelf and along the walls. The AP has a groove the take fits in to sit more flush. I would check theirs out for ideas.

    I liked it being this way because you have one power source, one TStat, and one probe for the entire rack. I have enough going on in my snake room and didn't need more plugs and TStats.
  • 06-11-2020, 06:17 AM
    Renigaed
    Re: How to run heat tape parallel?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by KMG View Post
    My Animal Plastics rack has it woven through the rack. It simply goes across one shelf and then in a slit between the side and the shelf. It goes along the wall and then across the next shelf. On the other side it again goes in a slit and to the next shelf. Kinda a zig zag pattern going from shelf to shelf and along the walls. The AP has a groove the take fits in to sit more flush. I would check theirs out for ideas.

    I liked it being this way because you have one power source, one TStat, and one probe for the entire rack. I have enough going on in my snake room and didn't need more plugs and TStats.

    Unfortunately I can't weave it through because my rack goes the long way.
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