CBM Self-regulating heating cable K30A50 (50m spool)
CBM K30A50 is a self-adjusting heating cable delivering approximately 30 W/m at 10°C, supplied on a 50 m spool for freeze protection and temperature maintenance in industrial piping and equipment. The 1.25 mm²…
SKU 3G-CBM-03623
Also listed as: FAN 22056 · FAN-22056
Local availability & support
- Delivery
- Worldwide DHL shipping from Singapore; 7–14 business days door-to-door for most destinations.
- Payment
- Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.
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Product Description
CBM K30A50 is a self-adjusting heating cable delivering approximately 30 W/m at 10°C, supplied on a 50 m spool for freeze protection and temperature maintenance in industrial piping and equipment. The 1.25 mm² conductor with 25 mm minimum bending radius fits confined installation spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy CBM K30A50 heating cable in your region?
Order the CBM K30A50 50 m spool from 3G Electric. We deliver to your location, your location, and across your region. 3G Electric handles all logistics, customs clearance, and customs documentation support. Lead times available on request.
What is the lead time for the CBM K30A50 heating cable?
Lead times depend on current stock and sourcing availability. Contact 3G Electric for a quote and confirmed delivery schedule. We support USD invoicing and coordinate all import logistics to your site.
What temperature range does the CBM K30A50 deliver rated power output?
The CBM K30A50 delivers approximately 30 W/m at 10°C. It has a minimum bending radius of 25 mm (1.25 mm² conductor), a maximum unpowered room temperature of 80°C, and a storage temperature range of −20 to −25°C. Ideal for confined piping installations.
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