Providing comprehensive electric heating solutions

Q

Why is the outlet temperature of the electric heater abnormal/the temperature cannot reach the required temperature?


A

Temperature controller failure, electric heating tube failure, control circuit failure, insufficient air volume or low air pressure inside the heater body, cooling fan damage, etc.

Q

Why does the electric heater fail to heat?


A

The heating wire is burned out, the internal junction box or external line is broken or loose, the power supply phase is missing, the electric control board is damaged, etc.

Q

Why does abnormal heating occur (overheating or no heating)


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Improper design: Exceeding the maximum operating length of the heating cable results in excessive voltage drop and insufficient power. Overlapping heating: Overlapping parallel heating cables, if not self-limiting, can cause burnout due to the combined heat. Insulation issues: Lack of insulation, thin or uneven insulation, leading to heat loss and prolonged operation of the heating cable in low or humid conditions, affecting its efficiency and lifespan.

Q

Causes of short circuits/open circuits


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Installation damage: Repeated bending, dragging, or excessive flexing of the heating cable during installation can damage its insulation. Wiring issues: Improper installation of wiring accessories can damage waterproof seals, allowing moisture or corrosive substances to enter and cause short circuits or leakage. External physical damage: Activities such as pipeline maintenance, cross-operation, and equipment lifting can cause physical damage to the heating cable.

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