Easy Heat
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EasyHeat is a manufacturer of electric pipe heating cables, roof and gutter de-icing cables, floor warming systems, and self-regulating heat trace products. Its products serve residential and light commercial freeze protection and temperature maintenance applications. The EasyHeat brand has been producing electric heat trace products since 1951 and is part of the Emerson Electric portfolio. EasyHeat Freeze Free self-regulating pipe heating cable operates at 3 watts per foot at 50 degrees Fahrenheit and protects to negative 60 degrees Fahrenheit. It is UL Listed and Factory Mutual certified. EasyHeat AHB Series pre-assembled cable thermostat activates at 38 degrees Fahrenheit and deactivates at 45 degrees Fahrenheit, protecting to negative 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Plumbing and heating contractors specify EasyHeat products for residential pipe freeze protection, roof de-icing, and floor warming where UL Listed heat trace products are the specification baseline.
Product Lines
Freeze Free Self-Regulating Pipe Heating Cable
EasyHeat Freeze Free is a self-regulating pipe heating cable that automatically adjusts heat output based on surrounding temperature, increasing as temperatures drop and reducing as temperatures rise. It is rated at 3 watts per foot at 50 degrees Fahrenheit, protects to negative 60 degrees Fahrenheit, and has a maximum circuit length of 75 feet. It is UL Listed and Factory Mutual certified. It is specified for pipe freeze protection in exterior walls, unheated crawl spaces, attics, and mechanical rooms.
AHB Series Pre-Assembled Pipe Heating Cable
EasyHeat AHB Series is a pre-assembled pipe heating cable kit including heating cable, integral thermostat, end-of-cable seal, and connection hardware in a single ready-to-install package. The thermostat activates at 38 degrees Fahrenheit and deactivates at 45 degrees Fahrenheit; the cable protects to negative 40 degrees Fahrenheit. It is specified for residential pipe freeze protection where a factory-assembled, plug-in-ready kit eliminates field assembly and thermostat wiring.
Roof and Gutter De-Icing Cables
EasyHeat's roof and gutter de-icing cable line provides electric heat trace for residential roof edges and gutters, melting ice dams and preventing icicle formation. The cable is installed in a zigzag pattern along the roof edge and through the gutter and downspout. This provides a heat path for ice melt drainage where ice dam formation threatens water infiltration or gutter damage.
Floor Warming Systems
EasyHeat's floor warming system line covers electric radiant floor heating mats and cables for tile, stone, and laminate floor applications in residential bathrooms, kitchens, and living spaces. Floor warming mats are designed for installation under tile and stone in a thin-set bed without modifying the existing floor structure. They are specified for residential remodeling applications where floor surface warmth is the objective.
ADKS Self-Regulating Roof De-Icing System
EasyHeat's ADKS self-regulating roof and gutter de-icing system uses self-regulating cable technology to automatically adjust heat output based on roof surface and ambient temperature. Output increases when temperatures drop and decreases when temperatures rise above the freeze point. It is specified for residential roof de-icing where automatic, energy-proportional operation is preferred over constant-wattage de-icing cable.
Why Contractors Specify EasyHeat
EasyHeat has been producing electric heat trace products since 1951 as part of the Emerson Electric portfolio. EasyHeat Freeze Free self-regulating pipe heating cable is UL Listed and Factory Mutual certified. The Freeze Free cable's self-regulating technology adjusts heat output based on ambient temperature, eliminating overheating risk when temperatures rise while maintaining pipe protection to negative 60 degrees Fahrenheit. EasyHeat AHB Series pre-assembled kits include cable, thermostat, and end fittings as a factory-assembled package, reducing installation time and field assembly for residential pipe freeze protection jobs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long has EasyHeat been producing electric heat trace products?
EasyHeat has been producing electric heat trace products since 1951. The brand is part of the Emerson Electric portfolio.
What types of products does EasyHeat make?
EasyHeat makes electric pipe heating cables, roof and gutter de-icing cables, floor warming systems, and self-regulating heat trace products. These products serve residential and light commercial freeze protection and temperature maintenance applications.
What's the difference between EasyHeat Freeze Free self-regulating cable and EasyHeat AHB Series pre-assembled cable?
EasyHeat Freeze Free is bulk self-regulating cable cut to the required length in the field, rated for circuits up to 75 feet, requiring field termination and a separate thermostat. EasyHeat AHB Series is a factory-assembled kit with cable, integral thermostat activating at 38 degrees Fahrenheit (deactivating at 45 degrees Fahrenheit), end seal, and connection hardware. Freeze Free is specified for custom-length applications; AHB Series is specified for standard residential installations where plug-in installation is preferred.
What pipe temperature protection does EasyHeat Freeze Free cable provide?
EasyHeat Freeze Free self-regulating pipe heating cable is rated to protect pipes to negative 60 degrees Fahrenheit. It operates at 3 watts per foot at 50 degrees Fahrenheit with a maximum circuit length of 75 feet. EasyHeat Freeze Free is UL Listed and Factory Mutual certified.
Where is EasyHeat Freeze Free cable specified for pipe freeze protection?
EasyHeat Freeze Free is specified for pipe freeze protection in exterior walls, unheated crawl spaces, attics, and mechanical rooms. It is a self-regulating cable with a maximum circuit length of 75 feet.
What EasyHeat product is right for a residential roof ice dam problem?
For a residential roof ice dam problem, EasyHeat's roof and gutter de-icing cable is installed in a zigzag pattern along the roof edge and through the gutter and downspout. This provides a heat path for ice melt drainage. The EasyHeat ADKS self-regulating de-icing system is the appropriate choice when automatic, energy-proportional operation is preferred over standard constant-wattage de-icing cable.
