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Chemical Processing and Refineries                                               Catalog Number 4200-M-2

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                                       SL Series Self-Regulating Bundles
                                             Maximum Exposure 185°F (85°C)
                                     Process Tubes 1/4” to 1/2” O.D. ( 6mm to 12mm)
                                               Single or Dual Tube Designs


                                                       Standard Insulation Package *
            **Minimum
            Process                        Environments Average High / Low Ambient Conditions
            Temperature    Extreme Cold          Cold         Moderate Cold       Moderate           Warm
            to Maintain      -65°F Low         -40°F Low         -10°F Low         0°F Low          10°F Low
                             80°F High         80°F High         95°F High        105°F High        115°F High
                             -54°C Low         -40°C Low        -24°C Low         -18°C Low         -13°C Low
              120 Volts
                             26°C High         26°C High         35°C High        40°C High         46°C High
              40°F (4˚C)     8 Watt / Ft       8 Watt / Ft       5 Watt / Ft      3 Watt / Ft       3 Watt / Ft
              50°F (10˚C)    10 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft       5 Watt / Ft      5 Watt / Ft       3 Watt / Ft
              75°F (24˚C)                                        8 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft       8 Watt / Ft
              208 Volts

              40°F (4˚C)     10 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft       5 Watt / Ft      5 Watt / Ft       3 Watt / Ft
              50°F (10˚C)                     10 Watt / Ft       8 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft       5 Watt / Ft
              75°F (24˚C)                                                         10 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft
              240 Volts
              40°F (4˚C)     8 Watt / Ft       8 Watt / Ft       5 Watt / Ft      3 Watt / Ft       3 Watt / Ft
              50°F (10˚C)    10 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft       5 Watt / Ft      5 Watt / Ft       3 Watt / Ft
             75°F (24˚ C)                                        8 Watt / Ft      8 Watt / Ft       8 Watt / Ft

            * The above heater cable selection is based upon our standard insulation package, other insulation packages are available to maintain higher
            temperatures.
            ** The maintenance temperature could actually be higher depending upon the size and number of tubes required, it is recommended that
            for precise temperature control that a thermal sensor be used. Contact the factory for more exact product thermal property based upon your
            application conditions.

            How to Use:                                                 Note:
            1) Check to be sure you are using the correct chart.        The watt-density selected will maintain
            2) Choose your operating voltage.                           the temperature indicated at a minimum.
            3) Choose the minimum  process temperature you              Depending upon actual ambient fluctuations,
               want to maintain. Note: If temperature is not shown,     process tubes size and number of tubes, the
              pick the  next higher option.                             maintenance temperature could be higher.
            4) Follow chart across to the ambient  Condition that
              best match your area.
            5) Use the watt-density shown for your part number
              derivation.








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