Heating systems in the house have long been known: these are, for example, warm floors arranged from heating cables or water supply with liquid coolant. They successfully cope with their task, heating the premises in the right place, since the convection radiation of the battery mainly heats the top of the room, while cold air drops down to the feet of the person. That is, the usual radiators work, bringing little benefit and ineffectively consuming energy. But not only heating systems are required indoors, modern cables of the Reicham are widely popular, which are used almost everywhere where heat or a given temperature is required.
How such a cable works? These are two conductive veins packed in isolation, braid and outer shell. Since it is understood that such a cable can be used in production, on the street and in the most extreme conditions, the thickest and most dense external shell is made of a special polymer that can withstand any mechanical effects. Where such a cable has spread? We can say that absolutely everywhere. In the room it is effectively used in structures of insulated floors under any coating: tiles, laminate or concrete screed. In technological or production facilities, the cable can be laid in tanks, pipeline systems, tanks and other similar containers to ensure a given temperature of the medium or warm the transported fluid in the winter period.
With the same purpose, the cable is used in sewer pipes, mainly in suburban areas, where, as a rule, a small sewage system collected from plastic pipes. In winter, the remaining water freezes, and in order for the system to continue to function further, it is heated with a cable. As concomitant use, you can lay a cable directly in the greenhouse to maintain a certain temperature for plants. Heating wires are also used to remove ice on the steps and entrance to the building. And a completely non -standard use option has appeared recently. The cable is laid along the gutters of the roof, completely excluding the possibility of the appearance of icicles, so interfering with people.