Thermon’s New DSX™ Self-Regulating Heat Trace Optimizes your Hazardous Area Freeze Protection System

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Janaury 11, 2024

Thermon is transferring the warmth needed to protect your industrial piping systems with the launch of our new DSX™ self-regulating electric heat trace. Available in 9 W/m and 18 W/m nominal outputs (@ 230 Vac), it can be energized at 208-277 Vac. Construction options include polyolefin or fluoropolymer overjacket and braid or foil and drain wire electrically conductive covering. DSX™ provides a safe, reliable, easy to install, and energy efficient solution in an optimized form factor.

Thermon’s DSX™ Self-Regulating Heat Trace delivers:

  • SAFETY
    • The self-regulating core prevents DSX™ from overheating, even when overlapped.
    • DSX™ is certified for use in ordinary and hazardous locations.
  • RELIABILITY
    • DSX™ uses proven and proprietary compounding, extrusion, and cross-linking technology to extend service life.
  • EASE OF INSTALLATION
    • A cut-to-length, small profile, and low weight design make DSX™ the perfect solution for complex small piping layouts.
    • Foil & Drain Wire construction offers our most flexible and easiest to install heat trace to date
  • ENERGY EFFICIENCY
    • DSX™ automatically adjusts heat output based upon the temperature, delivering optimal heating for cold and warm spots alike.

Thermon’s DSX™ brings the technology of our renowned BSX™ trace heaters to a reduced size and weight offering. It continues to provide the inherent safety, reliability, low cost of ownership, and ease of installation that Thermon is known for.

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