Britech ST Smart Trace

Britech ST Smart Trace

Oct 5, 2020

The Britech ST – SMART TRACE is a self-regulating heating cable to protect against freezing on roofs, in gutters and drains. It can also be used for protection against freezing in pipes. Self-regulating parallel circuit heating cables are the perfect solution for general freeze protection in residential, commercial and industrial applications. The ST – SMART TRACE system is easy to design and install utilizing the required connection kits.

Heating power increases or decreases depending on the ambient temperature. Self-regulation takes effect at every point along the heating cable. Insulation of thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) provides excellent resistance and in connection with the outer jacket offers exceptional moisture and abrasion resistance.

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