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gavin.sibley

Hi guys,

Anyone know how to calculate requirements for trace heating on pipe work? Have a load too do and can install no problem but no clue where to start on the calcs!

Cheers
 
Just ring up manufacturer/supplier tell them the details and they'll tell you everything you need.

Let them do all the hard work, then you can just install it...

Well I could do that, but I have so much of this stuff too put in over the next few months of various different. Sizes I thought it would be quite nice too do myself!
 

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