In the kits it has heat transfer tape what is it for??? thanks FRED
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It is just extra tape to cover the edges of each heat pad. If you glue the pad on the cushion, you won't need the tape.
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It comes with a heat-sink and that has pre-applied strips for heat transfer. G
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I would find a tape especially for electrical purposes, because of its aluminum qualities it has the potential to conduct even a small ammount of electricity. The 3m websites also states it's good for shielding but they refer to heat not electricity.one thing you could do is lay electrical tape on top of your electronics and then lay this tape on top .
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This specific kit is not the one you want if you are looking for heat rejection. It's very thin, look for their thicker options.
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I don't know this is a different model than I own. I assume it is to increase the temperature.
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We used the tape recommended and it went up very easily. I'm sure it would be just as easy to remove it. We are extremely happy with the product. It really keeps the heat out here in Phoenix, Arizona.
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I don't use this product on pipes... So I don't know. I think this product is to prevent the heat on what I have covered with the tape. On pipes I believe is reverse, prevent heat get out from pipes to other surfaces.
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Having grown up on a farm in Minnesota and used heat tapes for most of my life, the answers from my own experiences include: 1. The tape can be wrapped around plastic (PVC) pipe. 2. You have to insulate the pipe wrapped with the heat tape using foam purchased by the foot or in 6-10 foot lengths. The insulation can come in 3/4 inch or 1 inch size and you probably need the 1 inch foam insulation to cover not only the pipe but the heat tape as well. 3. The tape is sealed and will most likely get wet at some time and I've never seen this causing any problems with the tape operation. Keep in mind that this a very low voltage system and does not get burning hot, only the slightest bit warm. For that reason, the heat has to be held in just like you would when laying in bed on a cold night, you bundle up and keep the blanket over you to keep warm.
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you apply it to the cpu processor. It goes in between the processor and the cooler to dissipate heat evenly :) I usually use something very flat edged and apply a VERY THIN AND EVEN COAT.
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This type of heater is normally used for a battery or oil pan, transmission pan etc. not really meant for pipes, if you need to keep pipes from freezing "heat tape" with a built in heat control, might want to check with electrician or plumber they both install this type unit.
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This product is a highly efficient thermal transfer interface material, to be effective, you would need something to transfer the heat to. I do not think you would find any significant difference using this on its own.
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Just the Heat gun and some papers...which i burned using the heat gun :D. The heat gun is great for what it does and its really hot.
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I'm not sure why a dump line that doesn't have water in it would need a heat tape. We use this on a regular water pipe on a central boiler. Hope this helped you.
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I have heat tape. It works great. It fluctuates a few degrees ether way. It heats up then once the sensor registers the cut off point it cuts power to the mat. Then when it has cooled a few degrees below the set temp it turns back on. It is an all or nothing thing. It does not regulate the current to keep a steady temp.
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I was wondering the same thing. The "rubber" look like pieces of heat shrink. The white tape is velcro.
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I don't personally have experience with this - but I do see Frost King Heat tape rated for metal and plastic pipe at various places (Home Depot, Lowes, etc.). I think it would be more of a local code question, whether it is permissible in your area, and if it has to be rated for plastic pipe service from the manufacturer.
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I dont know exactly what the fluid is but it is some type that retains heat well.