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STH-SST-SWH
Fiberglass Heater Tape 1400 °F Max and 120-240 Volts
Models In Stock
- Premium Quality
- Rated to 1400°F Continuous
- Short-Term Exposure Temperature De-Energized up to 1450°F
- Samox Insulated
STH-SST-SWH
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Product Overview
- Dielectric Strength in Excess of 2000V
- Enclosure Ratings IP5X
- Exposure Temperature, Max 760 °C
- Heater Width 0 in
- Heating Element Gauge 36 to 40 AWG
- Heating Element Gauge Note 36-40 gauge finely stranded resistance wire
- Insulation Double-Braided Samox
- Lead Temperature, Max 260 °C
- Lead Wire Exit Direction Note Emerge from opposite ends into separate sides of integrally molded separate plug. Maximum temperature for lead wires is 260CELSIUS (500°F).
- Series ID STH-SST-SWH
- Thermostat Type Not Built-In
- Wire Length 24 in
Supported Applications
The Omega STH, SST, and SWH series comprises ultra-high temperature flexible heating tapes designed for maximum exposure up to 760°C (1400°F). These heaters are constructed with premium quality Samox™ insulation and fine gage stranded resistance wires. The product overview identifies the laboratory as a documented application context where wide and heavy insulated tapes provide direct contact on conductive surfaces.
Operating Conditions & Performance
The series is rated for maximum exposure temperatures of 1400°F (760°C). Standard, Heavy Insulated, and Wide High Temperature configurations utilize Samox™ yarn or cloth as the outer sheath material. Power supply options include 120 VAC and 240 VAC versions; all 240V models are supplied without plugs. The series supports various watt densities depending on insulation type: Heavy Insulated Tapes (STH) offer approximately 13 W/in², Standard Insulated Tapes (SST) provide 13 W/in², and Wide Heavy Insulated Tapes (SWH) range from 7.5 to 8.0 W/in².
Electrical connections feature an integrally molded separate plug for standard configurations, with lead wires emerging from opposite ends of the tape into separate sides of the plug. A critical operational requirement is that these heaters must be connected to an external control device and should not be operated without some form of temperature control. The series includes warnings against immersion in liquid, use in hazardous locations, or operation at temperatures above the rated value.
Configuration Options
The STH-SST-SWH series offers configurable dimensions across three primary construction types:
- SST Series (Standard Insulated): Fine gage stranded resistance wires double insulated with braided Samox and knitted into flat tapes. Suitable for non-conductive surfaces.
- STH Series (Heavy Insulated): Standard tape braided between layers of Samox yarn, suitable for direct contact on conductive surfaces in laboratory settings.
- SWH Series (Wide Heavy Insulated): Constructed from two or more standard tapes sewn between two layers of Samox cloth. Available widths include 1⅜", 2½", and 3¼" with lengths ranging up to 8' for 120V models.
Electrical Configuration Options:
- Voltage: 120 VAC or 240 VAC (change '1' before '2' in model number to '2').
- Lead Exit: Standard opposite ends; add suffix LSE for leads exiting the same end.
- Plug Configuration: Integrally molded separate plug included on 120V models (subject to specific variant); all 240V versions supplied without plugs.
Key Product Differences
The series distinguishes between Standard Insulated (SST), Heavy Insulated (STH), and Wide Heavy Insulated (SWH) constructions based on insulation thickness and suitability for conductive surfaces. SST tapes are not recommended for metal or conductive surfaces, whereas STH and SWH heavy insulated variants are documented as suitable for direct contact on such surfaces in laboratory applications.
Model numbering follows the pattern Series-Size-Voltage-Watts. For example, a ½" x 2' tape at 120V is designated STH051-020 (Heavy) or SST051-020 (Standard). Wide tapes utilize different size codes such as SWH171 for 1⅜" width and SWH351 for 3¼" width. The 'LSE' suffix indicates a configuration where power leads exit the same end of the tape, differing from the standard opposite-end lead arrangement.
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